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"Just before the downpour here in NYC on Saturday, I hurried over to Karen Walker's show in Chelsea - and it was truly the calm before the storm. Typically, backstage at a fashion show...\n\nfacebook dialogPinterest\n\nJust before the downpour here in NYC on Saturday, I hurried over to Karen Walker's show in Chelsea - and it was truly the calm before the storm. Typically, backstage at a fashion show is a show in and of itself- models running around, publicists, makeup artists, and hair stylists running after the models, and us - the beauty editors - chasing the publicists, makeup artists, and hair stylists. It was an hour before show time at Karen Walker, however, and all I can say is that everyone was very zen.\n\nMakeup for the show was minimal, but flawless: \"The clothes are quite boyish, so we wanted to knock down some of the girliness, taking the natural lip color down with some foundation and leaving the eyebrows slightly unkempt,\" said Lisa Butler, lead makeup artist for the show for MAC Cosmetics. To highlight the natural flesh color in men's faces, Butler used a combination of peach and berry blush high on the brow bone, above the lid, and high on the cheek bone.\n\nFor the hair, Bumble and Bumble's Dennis Lanni twisted the tresses up into tight knots and pinned them for an hour or so before the show - but no heat was used to set the hair (just Bumble and Bumble Does it All Spray). \"We're trying not to use electricity at the show,\" he noted. \"You know...lessening our carbon footprint.\" Once the hair came down, it was rolled-out-of-bed-chic. And - despite the androgynous inspiration - the entire look came off very pretty.\n\n&amp;amp;#xE2;&amp;amp;#xBF;&amp;amp;#xBF;MAURA LYNCH, ASSOCIATE BEAUTY &amp;amp; HEALTH EDITOR"^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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