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"     Nearly three hours before the 3.1 Phillip Lim show, the backstage area was already a madhouse. Dozens of people were cramming into an area just barely larger than the average Manhattan studio apartment, and that didn&amp;#039;t give lead hair stylist Odile Gilbert much room to work. No wonder she (justifiably) seemed about to lose her merde. You would, too, if you and your team had to blow-dry, flat-iron, and style hair among an undulating sea of people. To Mme Gilbert&amp;#039;s credit, she handled the stress impeccably, managing to give guidance to her stylists despite the close quarters. The one thing that seemed to calm people down, at least momentarily? The unmistakable scent of Aveda, the show&amp;#039;s hair sponsor. No kidding\u2014there was much sniffing.  The makeup side of the room was just as frantic, but you wouldn&amp;#039;t know that by talking with Ayako, the Nars artist who came up with the show&amp;#039;s look. Accompanied by her pet Yorkie, she was as cool as could be. The makeup, she explained, was simple. &amp;quot;I&amp;#039;m giving the girls the look of a very powerful, strong woman in a little bit of a funny way,&amp;quot; she said. &amp;quot;The eyebrow is drawn one by one like a hair, so I call it a manga eyebrow. It&amp;#039;s kind of cartoonish.&amp;quot; No eye makeup, no blush\u2014just a little loose powder and red lipstick rounded out the look. And when Lim&amp;#039;s girls hit the runway, the backstage frenzy seemed to fade away with every step. "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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