FASHION Magazine
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Spring beauty report 2012: Rainbow bright
By Lesa Hannah and Sarah Daniel
Bold, statement-making lips have legs: Witness the tomato-red mouth topped with neon orange powder pigment at Jason Wu, the eight acidic shades at Mary Katrantzou and the magenta mouth with a darkened centre at Prabal Gurung, meant to look like “an orchid coming out of the lips,” says makeup artist Charlotte Tilbury. Whatever the hue or texture, what’s important is that it makes a major impact. But this season, colour wasn’t confined to the face; it migrated to the head. It was first spied at Thakoon, where hairstylist Odile Gilbert applied powdered clay, either dry or mixed with water, to models’ heads in a nod to Holi. Then at Narciso Rodriguez, coiffeur Eugene Souleiman spray-painted conical twists in one of five temporary colours. Three weeks later, Souleiman was at it again at Issey Miyake, referencing the flowers in the collection with tinted, tulip-shaped hairstyles. We especially liked the ones that resembled Triple Rockets popsicles.
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Afternoon beauty fix: Dry, flaky skin fighting with your foundation?
My flaky and dry skin is causing my foundation to look awful. How can fix my face so makeup looks nice again?
No foundation, no matter how hydrating it may be, will look its best when worn over skin suffering from deterioration. To get your skin smooth and primed to retain moisture, try using a buffing tool during the face-washing portion of your regular routine. -
Anaïs Pouliot: Our cover shoot, interview, and behind the scenes video with the fresh Canadian model
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FASHION Plates: Solve fashion crimes with our Sherlock Holmes-inspired shopping guide
Sherlock Holmes and Watson, England’s most famous detective duo, have returned in the new sequel A Game of Shadows to catch Europe’s latest criminal mastermind in what’s sure to be both a mental and physical battle.
Here’s our guide on how to outwit, outplay, and solve the toughest crimes while channeling classic British style.
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The battle of the blowout: Our beauty editors go head to head
Photography by Peter Stigter By Lesa Hannah and Sarah Daniel
One doesn’t own a brush, the other relishes the pain inflicted by bristles. Lesa Hannah and and Sarah Daniel on why they hate/love blowouts.
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Bright lips, bold eyes, pink hair: Get Nicki Minaj and Katy Perry’s AMA look!
From left to right: Photo by Jon Kopaloff/FilmMagic and Steve Granitz//WireImage We must be very used to seeing Katy Perry and Nicki Minaj in outlandish outfits on the red carpet, because we totally missed the fact that they had almost identical hair and makeup at the American Music Awards. (And pink hair is usually easy to spot!) While most people live by the beauty rule of wearing either a bold eye or bold lip, Perry and Minaj love making a statement with hits of bright colour on both. Thing is, when you’re an international pop star, it totally works.
But, for the rest of us, it’s a little harder to pull off the “heavy-handed cat eye and bright lips” combo. If you’re going to try it, do so when it’s event appropriate: meaning, not for dinner at your boyfriend’s parents’ house, or when you’re chatting up the boss at your office holiday party. Instead, break this style out when you’re going to be around Minaj and Perry types—that is, at a crazy concert or one of those parties that just seems to last all night long.
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We show you how to get two exclusive makeup looks with Urban Decay’s Eric Jimenez
By Sarah Harris
We’re always eager to change up our beauty routine and learn some new tricks along the way. So when Eric Jimenez, global makeup artist for Urban Decay, came by to share two new looks, we had our makeup brushes ready and waiting. Both looks were created exclusively for Urban Decay’s new Fall palette, Book of Shadows IV ($64, sephora.com) and use all the shadow colours contained within. Here are Jimenez’s techniques for creating a flawless face for day and night:See the full gallery and learn how to do it »
Skip to the first look for Day »
Skip to the first look for Night »
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What’s in your bag, Sarah Daniel?
Photography by Nicole Stafford This week, we take you inside the zipped croc Marc by Marc Jacobs purse belonging to our lovely beauty editor, Sarah Daniel. She claims that the bag was her first foray into grownup shopping, but we find that hard to believe, given her assortment of beautiful and hard-to-find products, like a sample bottle of perfume that’s got its creator’s handwritten labelling. Oh, and that book she’s reading? The recommendation came from India Hicks. No biggie.
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Beauty most wanted: Black magic
Photography by Carlo Mendoza When that 10 a.m. shine becomes a ’round-the-clock problem in summer, soak up the slick with Sephora Collection Bamboo Charcoal Blotting Paper ($10, at Sephora).
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The daily steal: Makeup set, $21
A prettifying pack to get you perfectly flush, puckered and ready for a romantic night with your Valentine, Stila’s Make Me Blush Set has got it all for half the price! ($21 CAD, sephora.com)
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