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"WomansDay.com is sharing our sister sites&amp;#039; coverage of New York Fashion Week, which runs from September 5 through September 12. We hope you enjoy this post from RealBeauty.com. By Jennifer Khedaroo  Rebecca Taylor&amp;#039;s style is known for being classic with an unconventional edge. And that&amp;#039;s exactly what M\u2219A\u2219C manicurist Keri Blair had in mind when the two decided to create a couture polish for the Spring 2014 line. The toes had a fleshy nude color, while the red shade for the hands was chosen to match a red leather top in the collection. To achieve the raspberry red look, Blair mixed M\u2219A\u2219C nail polishes Flaming Rose and Steamy. The outcome was a bright pinkish red that Rebecca Taylor insisted on calling Rosette. The mixing process wasn&amp;#039;t too tough to do, but Blair knows where the real trouble lies. &amp;quot;I think the hardest thing is finding the right type of container to do it in,&amp;quot; she said. Expert tip: Use an empty glass bottle already or take of polish you dont use or has very little nail polish left in it. Dump the contents in the garbage or a trash bag, never pour it down the sink. Pour a little bit of acetone into the bottle and shake it up to get the residue out. Once that&amp;#039;s done, empty the bottle again and you&amp;#039;re ready to mix polishes! Do you ever mix polishes? "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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