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"We&amp;#039;ve all watched in shock as the black tide spread ceaselessly throughout the Gulf of Mexico - twitter comments, posting pictures, and we&amp;#039;ve all followed - from computer screens around the world - each failed attempt to stop the spill and clean the damage. In the face of this dramatic, catastrophic stalling, the images of Steven Meisel make up a precious reportage that delivers an artistic impact. Unforgettable images, created purposely to unnerve the viewer, capture the reality of the situation. And through the sun&amp;#039;s rays blackened by carbon, petrol, anthracite and graphite, he depicts our collective dismay. Model Kristen McMenamy becomes the protagonist of a news story, in the style Vogue Italia is known for. How to decide a cover by Franca Sozzani Credits: Kristen McMenamy in the &amp;quot;survivor&amp;quot; version, where she interprets in images the environmental drama that&amp;#039;s afflicting the Gulf of Mexico. She keeps her skin golden thanks to Self Tan Face Bronzing Gel Tint (to wear alone or with foundation): it takes care of the skin, while giving it a hint of color. Carbon, anthracite, and all of the earthy shades &amp;quot;dress&amp;quot; her eyes: Quick Eyes Cream Shadow, cocoa shimmer, a long-lasting cream eye shadow, worn with brown High Impact Mascara, and her lips feature a nude look. All by Clinique. Tulle dress with beaded embroidery, Ralph Lauren Collection. Rubber necklace, My Sister&amp;#039;s Art. Hair by Orlando Pita for Orlo Salon. Make-up Pat McGrath. Fashion editor Karl Templer. Set design by Mary Howard."^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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