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"facebook dialogPinterest\n\nEnter MAC's fabulous makeup artist (and Tweet-er extraordinaire) Keri Blaire, who gave models a \"fresh and pretty look with an edge.\" To make the girls look more youthful, Blaire applied two MAC cream blushes (in colors Posey and Brit Wit) under the cheekbones for a dramatic flush. \"Contouring the cheekbones is very high-fashion,\" she explained, \"while applying the blush to the apples of the cheeks makes the girls look like they were just having a pillow fight, or running around outside. It's more youthful.\"\n\nBlaire also focused on the eyebrows, which she says are important for a youthful appearance: \"stronger brows are younger and more innocent.\" After, she applied MAC's Cream Colour Base to the eyelids for a \"natural, stained look.\" To finish things off, she gave lips a gentle rouge with MAC's lip pencil in Half-Red. \"We rubbed it in with our fingers so it looks like a stain,\" she noted, \"everything was really applied with our fingers. This was a very natural, organic application.\"\n\nFor the hair, Antonoff wanted a similar approach. To achieve that girlish charm, Jenny Balding of Cutler/Redken molded the hair into a french braid on one side, which she then pulled up and twisted to the side, leaving the tail out. Afterwards, she pulled out some pieces of the braid so that it looked deconstructed and undone. Some models also wore their hair down and messy, while others had cleaner styles. \"Most runway shows are uniform, but this one is more intimate. Each model needs to be an individual,\" she explained.\n\n Plus, Balding insists, this look is not just for the runway: \"Braiding is a big trend this year, but this look is a nice way to mix it up.\" Alluding to the popular style on Alexander Wang's runway last season, she exclaimed, \"We need to move away from the side-braid that everyone's been wearing!\""^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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