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"   Photo: Erin Baiano of Beauty.com  Backstage at Lela Rose, Ted Gibson smelled of cedar and sandalwood, with skin and hair that sparkled and shined. The woodsy scent came courtesy of Le Labo&amp;#039;s intoxicating Santal 33. And that glimmering aura? That came from gold flakes, which Gibson sprinkled in the models&amp;#039; hair for Lela Rose and inadvertently ended up clinging onto his entire upper-half.  He crafted two different textures in the hair using his own  Fix It Gel to slick down the center-parted top, and a medium-barrel iron for a curly, tucked-out chignon that he backcombed for a fuzzy effect. After peppering the chignon with gold flakes he bought at an art supply store, Gibson explained how occasion and attitude are paramount to pulling off such a gilded look for the modern woman. &amp;quot;I don&amp;#039;t necessarily think that if you did your hair in a chignon like this and you wanted to put gold flakes in it that you could wear jeans,&amp;quot; he said. &amp;quot;But if you had your hair down and put gold flakes just at the ends, which is something an ELLE girl would do, she could definitely pull it off.&amp;quot;  Photo: Erin Baiano of Beauty.com See the spring 2014 Ready-to-Wear collections. "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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