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"facebook dialogPinterestfacebook dialogPinterestfacebook dialogPinterestBack Camera\n\nFirst off, I stopped by to chat with Odile who was working with Aveda on what she coined \"A very Teen Vogue look.\" Indeed! \"We have a bit of a 70's inspiration here. The top of the hair is very sleek and smooth, and then we pulled all the hair into a low ponytail and divided it into four sections.\" Heaven! \"So we're doing four twists and braids for the girls and we're incorporating beige scraps of fabric from the collection, then pulling all the braids together at the nape of the neck to make a little flower. It's very pretty, but simple and it's really something I think anyone could do.\" Hmm... I'll get back to you on that, Odile.\n\nMeanwhile, Diane busied herself with the makeup - which was beyond perfect. \"It's a 70's look,\" she said. \"We took inspiration from a Brazilian abstract painter who used lots of circles and really beautiful colors. Each girl has either a purple, green, or turquoise eye, and to get the look we start with a cream shadow base.\" The cream shadow was thick and heavily pigmented, it looked more like face paint than a traditional cream shadow. \"Then we're dusting pigment over it. The cream base helps the pigment stay and really makes the color pop. The rest of the face is pretty simple.\" To make the look more wearable, skip the pigment powder. \"If you want to wear bold color for everyday, it works a lot better if you keep it sheer and make sure your skin can show through.\" On the table were a set of super gorge gem-like compacts holding crazy-intense shadow. The compacts are part of a capsule collection Jason Wu did with Supreme Aupres, which sadly is only available in Asia. Wahh!\n\nIt seems that Jason has jumped with both feet into the beauty pool because he also has a new collaboration with CND! Available in May 2011 for $47, the collection of five colors is in kind of a gregey palette. It's stunning, and each color is named after an iconic women. For the show, the models all wore the olood red shade, Veronica. So, so pretty!"^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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