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"Designer Faces: The Hair and Makeup From Michael Kors&amp;#39;s Fall 2010 Runway Show\\nShimmering eyes, glowing cheeks, sexy windblown ponytails&amp;#8212;Michael Kors shows a beauty look that translates just as well off the runway as on it.\\nMakeup artist Dick Page smudged shimmery mossy bronze and charcoal shadows on the lids up to the crease, and under the bottom lashes. He skipped liner to avoid any hard edges.\\nInstead of splitting up the cheek-makeup duties among his team members, Page did each model himself to ensure he got the color just right for each girl's skin tone. He used two of [Shiseido Makeup Luminizing Satin Face Color in WT 905](http://www.allure.com/beauty-products/makeup/2010/shiseido-luminizing-satin-face-color-high-beam-white) (a pearlescent white) and [Shiseido Makeup Luminizing Satin Face Color in BE 206](http://www.allure.com/beauty-products/makeup/2010/shiseido-luminizing-satin-face-color-soft-beam-gold) (a pale yellow)\u2014blending them under the eyes and on the cheekbones for highlight. Then he dusted in [Shiseido Makeup Luminizing Satin Face Color in RS 302](http://www.allure.com/beauty-products/makeup/2010/shiseido-luminizing-satin-face-color-rose) and [Shiseido Makeup Luminizing Satin Face Color in RD 103](http://www.allure.com/beauty-products/makeup/2010/shiseido-luminizing-satin-face-color-petal) on the apples of the cheeks.\\nHe went more rosy and light gold on the cheeks of the fair-skinned models.\\nOn models with dark skin, he made the cheeks more bronze-y.\\nPage applied [Shiseido Makeup Perfect Rouge Lipstick in BE333](http://www.allure.com/beauty-products/makeup/2011/shiseido-perfect-rouge-lipstick-caramel) (a rosy-beige color) with a lip brush, then blotted it down right before the girls went onto the runway, so the color was soft and not too shiny.\\nSumming up the makeup look, Page said: \\\"It's Michael's girl\u2014she's the all-American healthy beauty. The makeup isn't a literal reference to anything, it's more of a feeling.\\\"\\nHairstylist Orlando Pita created roughed-up ponytails that looked messy and undone in all the right ways. He sprayed the hair with [Orlando Pita + T3 Elevate Heat-Seeking Iron Volumizer](http://www.allure.com/beauty-products/hair/2010/t3-orlando-pita-elevate-volumizing-flat-iron-spray) then teased it lightly.\\nPita then pulled the hair into a tight, low ponytail, and wrapped a section of hair around the base.\\nPita finished the hair by backcombing the front. This created wispy bits but not big volume.\\nEncourage strength and confidence\u2014a nice touch!\\nThe clothes were loose, and the runway was made of wood planks\u2014it wasn't \\\"shiny and perfect,\\\" Pita said."^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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