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"   Photo: Getty Images  &amp;quot;It&amp;#039;s as if you crossed a &amp;#039;50s Barbie doll with a Geisha,&amp;quot; says M.A.C makeup guru Kabuki of the dramatic cat-eyes and red lacquered lips at Zac Posen&amp;#039;s show. To highlight eyes, Kabuki contoured lids with white pencil liner and light-brown sculpting shadow. He then lined the upper and lower lash lines with black kohl liner, drawing the edges out at the far corners. For a &amp;quot;juicy mouth,&amp;quot; he outlined lips with liner before adding lipstick and a dab of gloss at the center. Coiffeur Luigi Murenu, John Frieda&amp;#039;s global creative consultant, also drew from the Japanese influence in Posen&amp;#039;s collection. &amp;quot;It&amp;#039;s something a Geisha punk goddess would wear,&amp;quot; he says of the updo. Shiny, lacquered hair and a sculpted roll provided the Geisha element, while sharp spikes &amp;quot;created a punk feeling.&amp;quot; To craft the look, Murenu blow-dried strands with John Frieda Frizz-Ease Sheer Solution and pulled them into a tight ponytail, securing it with black bondage tape. Next, he teased, rolled, and pinned the pony into a sleek, off-center chignon. Finally, he tucked two pre-cut hair extensions\u2014coated with gel and flat-ironed to paper-thin proportions\u2014into the chignon. So what does model Tanya Dziahileva (pictured above) think of the final hair-and-makeup combo? &amp;quot;I love it,&amp;quot; she enthuses. &amp;quot;It&amp;#039;s going to look stunning with the clothes.&amp;quot; After seeing her on the runway, we&amp;#039;d have to agree! "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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