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"facebook dialogPinterest\n\nFirst I chatted with Diane Kendal with MAC. \"Alex kept referencing the idea of downtown New York in the 90's, Basquiat, and the New York arts scene. His idea was very cool girls, who are totally effortless, so literally, all we did in terms of makeup was put moisturizer on them.\" Umm.... what about all the girls sitting around me with bleach on their brows? \"Yes, we bleached the brows. Some of the girls really weren't into it, but we're going to dye them back as soon as the show is over. Well, actually some of the girls really like it and want to keep it!\" Definitely not a look to try at home, unless you are very, VERY brave, but I must admit, on the runway it looked awesome. She neglected to mention that all the girls would have fake middle nose rings in - you know, bull rings! - which actually also looked super-cool on the runway.\n\nTeen Vogue fave Guido Palau who was working for Redken on some of the messiest/most wonderful hair I've seen all season. It just so happened that I snuck up on him for an interview as Agyness Deyn sat down to have her super-short crop coiffed. \"The concepts that Alex kept bringing up were new age, travelers, tribes, skate punks, dreadlocks, Basquiat with paint splattered in the hair. It doesn't really make sense as a style. It's not an updo, or a chignon, it's a feeling.\" Indeed! The feeling looked like white paint pulled through the girls' locks and shaped into wing-like spikes. Very, very cool. \"I honestly don't know how we came up with this style...but...we did!\" laughed Guido. \"The hair has been pulled up at the back to look like it's been undercut, and some of the girls we did shave the backs of their heads. Then we mid some clay called Fuller's Earth with white pigment and I just painted it on the hair with my hands. The funny thing is that Alex actually thinks there are some girls who would wear their hair like this!\" I can say, when I saw some of the models out and about later that night, a handful of them still had the clay in their hair, so it looks like he might have been right!"^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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