<http://schema.org/articleBody>
"   Photo: Imaxtree  According to Mara Hoffman, the mission for her latest collection was to radiate an inner glow while showcasing a rainbow of hues meant to represent diversity and positivity. That same sense of optimism seemed to saturate the air backstage. Hairstylist Nick Irwin distributed double-cheek kisses and robust squeezes to editors; manicurist Honey drew the press close to witness her paint orange sunburst nail art; and makeup artist Alice Lane beamed with warmth throughout her interviews. &amp;quot;Oh my God. Just let me take your picture right now,&amp;quot; Lane said with a laugh at the sight of a trio of neon-clad press. &amp;quot;You guys, this is hysterical!&amp;quot; she squealed, her cloud of ginger curls bopping as she turned to grab her iPhone and snap an image. &amp;quot;The Mara Hoffman woman is very brave and she&amp;#039;s completely fearless, but she&amp;#039;s also finished,&amp;quot; she explained of the colorful eyes and perfected, sun-kissed skin. Lane was inspired by the &amp;quot;pioneer girl&amp;quot; for the spring 2014 look. To draw out the bold hues in the collection, she dusted on a luminous wash of the beige Maybelline Pure Pigments in Buff &amp;amp;amp; Tuff all over eyelids, then she applied the lavender Pure Pigments in Pink Rebel along lower lash lines by dipping her finger into the powder and swiping it in an outward motion for a streak of color.  &amp;quot;I&amp;#039;m obsessed with these pigments because it&amp;#039;s the first time I feel like you can get pure pigments at a drugstore,&amp;quot; she said. Consider the recommendation from the happy-go-lucky Lane thoroughly noted. "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
<http://www.elle.com/beauty/news/a17966/mara-hoffman-backstage-beauty-spring-2014/?src=rss>