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Lancôme Celebrates Mario Testino’s Todo O Nada
On Monday night, September 20th, 2010, legendary lensman Mario Testino celebrated the launch of his latest exhibition, “Todo O Nada,” at the Thyssen-Bornemisza Museum in Madrid.
The exhibition, sponsored exclusively by Lancôme, features more than fifty photographs, shot between the mid-1990’s and present day, of iconic women in various modes, from high-fashion stylings to sensual nudes. The idea, said Testino, was to capture the emotions that inspire his work. “I start the exhibit with the process of how you can decorate somebody and then take it all off to discover another sort of beauty, maybe even more powerful,” he said.
Badgley Mischka Spring 2011 Collection
New York Fashion Week SS 2011. Designer: Badgley Mischka. Hair by Peter Gray for Moroccanoil.
“For spring 2011, we were inspired by the stylish film, ‘White Mischief’. We were fascinated by the idea of a woman with a very languid, proper veneer with a smoldering sensuality just beneath the surface.” –Mark Badgley and James Mischka
Louise Gray Spring Summer 2011
London Fashion Week SS 2011. Designer: Louise Gray. The Makeup Look: “This is playful makeup…nothing serious! I took inspiration from Louise’s collection and from my own travels, art and memories. It’s fun makeup that’s become hot and shifted slightly.”-James O’riley for MAC Cosmetics.
MAC face chart for Louise Gray SS 2011
How to using all MAC products:
House of Holland Spring Summer 2011
London Fashion Week SS 2011. Designer: House of Holland. The Makeup Look: “The look was inspired by Brooke Shields in blue lagoon but pushed further with a strong concentration on the cheeks.” Lucia Pica for MAC Cosmetics.
MAC makeup face chart for House of Holland SS 2011
How to using all MAC products:
Eye
Clear lip conditioner – dabbed over the eyelids. Clear brow set – brushed up through the brows. Impeccable brow marker – sketched through the brows in an upward motion.
Elise Overland Spring/Summer 2011 Runway Show
WATCH: Elise Overland Spring/Summer 2011 runway show during New York Fashion Week.
L’Wren Scott Spring 2011
New York Fashion Week SS 2011. Designer: L’Wren Scott. Makeup by Lancôme’s Artistic Director for Makeup Aaron De Mey.
L’Wren Scott was feeling a touch of wanderlust and it showed in her spring collection, which she presented at The Standard Hotel, September 16, 2010. The Serengeti sunset inspired an eclectic palette of rich, intense shades. Sapphire and aubergine gave way to paprika and chartreuse, all set against the designer’s inimitable sleek silhouettes.
Rodarte Spring/Summer 2011 Show
New York Fashion Week SS 2011. Designer: Rodarte. Hairstyle by Odile Gilbert for Aveda. September 13, 2010. Hairstyle Trends: Teenage innocence and natural texture.
“The Rodarte hair look for this season is young and innocent. The body is full of natural-looking texture, the ends are straight, and a strong, swooping side part gives the hair a retro feel. The look is inspired by teenagers in the 1970’s, so the effect is very organic, adorned with handcrafted tree branch and leaf barrettes that make a statement.”–Odile Gilbert for Aveda
Kate and Laura Mulleavy of Rodarte
Elise Øverland Spring 2011 SHOW
New York Fashion Week SS 2011. Here are Marta Walsh’s picks from the Elise Øverland Spring 2011 Show.
Look 32: Gaye. Chartreuse lace dress
Look 23: Erin. Olive cropped pantsuit with head scarf and black cap
Jessica Alba’s Style
Hot Jewelry Trends: Jessica Alba was spotted wearing a Curations with Stefani Greenfield necklace! BTW, Stefani was on HSN this week, September 15th, 2010.
Vera Wang Spring Summer 2011
New York Fashion Week SS 2011. Designer: Vera Wang. Makeup by Lucia Pieroni, Color Creator of Clé de Peau Beauté.
The Makeup Look, Inspiration & How to:
The makeup look for the Spring 2011 Vera Wang Collection was inspired by the glamorous and candlelit nuances found in the movie In The Mood For Love. The goal was to create a soft, romantic look that made a breathtaking impact. “The key to this ethereal look is the play on light and reflection and the striking radiance that results from both,” says Lucia. “There is minimal color involved, but the overall metallic effect makes this look both wearable and highly fashionable at the same time.”