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"Designer Faces: Hair and Makeup From Marc Jacobs&amp;#39;s Spring 2010 Show\\nTheatrical makeup&amp;#8212;porcelain base, loads of liner, false lashes, and exaggerated lips&amp;#8212;set the stage for Jacobs&amp;#39;s playful creations.\\n\\\"The inspiration for the collection is dance...Martha Graham, the movie *Cabaret,* and Joel Gray's character in the movie,\\\" said hairstylist Guido. \\\"We're building a character with the hair and makeup.\\\"\\n\\\"It's a mix of romantic and graphic,\\\" said makeup artist Fran\u00E7ois Nars of the look, which was built on a starkly pale base of porcelain foundation, white pressed powder, and both white and slightly lavender shadows on the eyes.\\nThen, major eyeliner: Nars used a bright white eyeliner pencil to draw an inch-wide vertical strip from the lashline to the brow. (It's a stage makeup trick from the '70s that makes eyes look wider.) He then traced black liquid liner along the top and bottom lashlines, extending the lines beyond both the inner and outer corners. After that? Two sets of false lashes and both lengthening and volumizing mascara. And finally, he used liner to draw thin eyebrows on the models, whose own brows were either bleached or covered with concealer.\\nNars swept a shimmery ivory powder over the cheeks. Keeping with the theatrical theme, he used a matte burgundy pencil to fill in the lips and create an exaggerated, pointy cupid's bow.\\n\\\"The look is kind of a dark, theatrical ballerina,\\\" said hairstylist Guido. \\\"She's eccentric\u2014she isn't a sweet ballerina.\\\" To create the top knot, Guido gathered the hair into a tight ponytail on top of the head, rubbing shine serum over the sides and top to slick the hair down. He then twisted the tail around itself and into a small, tight knot, and finished with hair spray. Some models got two topknots\u2014one on each side."^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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