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"After hearing how Lena Dunham decides what makeup to wear to an event, you will probably want to be her best friend even more than you currently do. If that is possible. Makeup artist Nick Barose dolled Lena up for an event in NYC Saturday night. &amp;quot;I love doing Lena&amp;#x27;s makeup because she always has quirky, odd-but-cool inspiration she lets you interpret,&amp;quot; he told me. Like one time, she had him do almost-creepy matte skin and &amp;quot;spice&amp;quot; lipstick based on a clip of Parker Posey on David Letterman in the &amp;#x27;90s. &amp;quot;For this event, she wanted her makeup to look &amp;#x27;old lady that wears Chanel.&amp;#x27;&amp;quot; Nick opted to use fun versions of the makeup his aunts wear, putting frosty blue eyeshadow on Lena&amp;#x27;s eyelids (Chanel Stylo Eyeshadow in Blue Bay) with slightly retro winged liner in electric blue (YSL Waterproof Liner #9 Azure Blue) and matte pink lips (Nars Velvet Matte Lip Pencil in 413 BLKR). &amp;quot;Sometimes colors that shouldn&amp;#x27;t go together like matte fuchsia and icy blue can go together if you keep balance and keep the application easy and spontaneous, as opposed to too perfect,&amp;quot; Nick says. &amp;quot;We skipped anything dark like mascara or filling in brows, since the two colors together are already dramatic. Keeping it simple keeps it real and more wearable.&amp;quot; What do you think of Lena Dunham&amp;#x27;s fun and quirky makeup? Would you dare to try one of these brave shades? Photo: Getty Images"^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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