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"  Sleek &amp;amp;amp; Straight  Also seen at: Michael Kors, Zac Posen  Star turns:  Rachel Bilson, Chloe; Sevigny Get The Look: &amp;quot;The long, blunt style screams well-bred and feminine,&amp;quot; says Bumble and Bumble stylist Jimmy Paul. Fortunately, you don&amp;#039;t need a trust fund to rock this &amp;#039;do, just healthy, medium-to-thick hair. (Spritz fine strands with volumizing spray.) &amp;quot;You want the ends to be a little heavy, so apply leave-in conditioner or styling cream to them before blowing out,&amp;quot; says Paul. Finish by lightly running a flatiron through dry hair.  MC Recommends: Dove Advanced Care Sheer Moisture Anti-Frizz Finishing Cream; Vavoom Heat Gold Blow-In Control (for a matte but frizz-free texture); Goody So Hot Ceramic Flat Iron Comb    Subtle Arches   Also seen at: Ralph Lauren, Tuleh   Star turns:  Kirsten Dunst, Sandra Oh  Get The Look:  &amp;quot;Clean, precise brows are always classic,&amp;quot; says Espinet. &amp;quot;And for those with fair hair, they&amp;#039;re low-maintenance, too.&amp;quot; Use light-colored pencils or powders sparingly when defining the arch to avoid looking really harsh; it&amp;#039;s better to tweeze under the highest point and brush them into the shape you want with a clear eyebrow gel.  MC Recommends: Sally Hansen La Cross Tweezer; Maybelline Great Lash Mascara in Clear (which invisibly holds hairs right where you want them); CoverGirl Brow &amp;amp;amp; Eyemakers (a light-taupe pencil for subtle definition)  Power Pout   Also seen at: Proenza Schouler, Moschino Cheap &amp;amp;amp; Chic   Star turns:  Gwen Stefani, Evan Rachel Wood Get The Look: Blame it on fashion. The rich jewel tones of fall&amp;#039;s clothing and accessories are prompting Pop lip colors, says Westman - &amp;quot;and there&amp;#039;s just enough edge to keep them from getting precious.&amp;quot; The key is in the application, says Espinet, who advises focusing color on lips alone: &amp;quot;Adding bright cheeks and smoky eyes will have you looking like a traffic light.&amp;quot; It will appear most natural if you work the color from the middle out to the corners.  MC Recommends: L&amp;#039;Oreal Paris Colour Juice Lip Gloss in Raspberry Smash (a sheer rendition of berry and a fall fave); Rimmel Exaggerate Full Color Lip Liner in Pure; Revlon Super Lustrous Lipstick in Wild Orchid Nude LipsAlso seen at: Givenchy, Stella McCartney  Star turns:  Angelina Jolie, Joy Bryant Get The Look: A barely there nude instantly plumps and looks appealing. Remember, too, that dry lips are more noticeable with sheers, so exfoliate with a damp washcloth and pile on the lip balm. &amp;quot;I like to pat the lipstick in with my finger for a more precise-but-muted finish,&amp;quot; says Westman. If you&amp;#039;re going for a monochromatic look, polished skin - helped along with concealer, a little foundation, and a nude cream blush - is crucial.  MC Recommends: MAC Lipstick in Brew; Estee Lauder High Gloss in Ivory (a sparkly accent for night); Lanc\u00F4me Baume Raiser in Rose Marshmallow  Standout Brows   Also seen at: Chanel, Carolina Herrera  Star turns:  Jennifer Connelly, America Ferrera  Get The Look: If you&amp;#039;re naturally full-browed (or inspired by the turned out secretaries on Mad Men), this is the time to go for it. &amp;quot;Strong brows say sexy and serious at once and also complement the season&amp;#039;s structured clothes,&amp;quot; says MAC&amp;#039;s chief makeup artist, Gordon Espinet. &amp;quot;Start with a powder or cream where you have the least hair and fill in subtly,&amp;quot; adds Lanc\u00F4me Artistic Director Gucci Westman.  MC Recommends: Maybelline Instant Age Rewind Double Face Perfector (a dab of creamy highlighter under your arches defines without additional plucking); Sonia Kashuk Brow Kit Arch Alert (which includes a brush and mini spoolie); Trish McEvoy Brow Builder  Volume &amp;amp;amp; Texture   Also seen at: Dsquared, Miu Miu   Star turns:  Kate Moss, Mandy Moore Get The Look: &amp;quot;This is all about whimsy - and it&amp;#039;s great for shaking up the season&amp;#039;s highly sophisticated clothes,&amp;quot; says Paul. Run a volumizer through damp hair and blowdry while shaking it through your fingers. Then, using rollers, wrap 2-inch sections vertically, starting at the middle of the shaft and moving toward the ends. &amp;quot;You get a more natural wave when you don&amp;#039;t curl from root to tip,&amp;quot; Paul says. Then shake or brush through and let hair settle.  MC Recommends: VO5 Curvaceous Curls Styling Mousse; L&amp;#039;Oreal Professionnel Texture Expert Volume elevation; Adjustacurl rollers (customizable rollers that really add lift to any length) "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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