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" Sunday, September 13th at 8am: Wake up early to check out Anna Sui&amp;#039;s Target collection that just went on sale today. Order a blue bell-sleeved dress. I hope it arrives in time for her show on Wednesday. \u2014Ning Chao 10:00am: Tom Pecheux is doing the makeup for Nars at Derek Lam. The lips are deep red and lined with super-shiny gloss that amps up the pout-factor. Since the collection is inspired by Coney Island in the 1940&amp;#039;s, there are lots of candy-colored shadows on the eyes, including a light green liner on the bottom lid and a bright orange highlight on the brow bone. The overall look is confectionery glam. There seem to be more extremes this season between nude looks-such as no mascara-vs looks like this that are really colorful and fun. Is the recession is finally over? More importantly, where can I get some cotton candy? \u2014Lizzie Dunlap  11:40am: Carpooled with manicurist Deborah Lippmann from the Rodarte hair and makeup test to the Marchesa test. Find out that both Deborah and Renato Campora (who&amp;#039;s doing hair here at Marchesa) are prepping actress Megan Fox for the MTV VMA&amp;#039;s tonight. Deborah says she usually uses her opaque nude &amp;quot;Fashion&amp;quot; polish on Megan. I wonder if it&amp;#039;s because that helps camouflage the actress&amp;#039; infamous toe-thumbs? \u2014NC  12:00pm: Downtown at Donna Karan&amp;#039;s studio for DKNY. Makeup artist Charlotte Willer is using a Maybelline New York emerald eye shadow, mixed with Vaseline to create a bright green mascara. In addition to adding a futuristic edge and being an instant brightener, I wonder if it will get in the models&amp;#039; eyes? I meet hairstylist, Eugene Soulieman, who is using Wella products to create a sleek ponytail, out on a zen terrace. We sit under a modern trellis as he smokes his European-looking, brown, hand-rolled cigarettes and we discuss how the chic ponytail plays off of the flowy collection. \u2014LD  3:00pm: At DVF, makeup artist James Kaliardos tells me the look is inspired by DVF, herself. Between the softly sculpted eye and shaped cheek, it reminds me of a woman from the future who&amp;#039;s stuck in a sepia-toned photograph. Meanwhile, hairstylist Orlando Pita is running a flatiron over sets of thick cornrows on each of the girls. Though very Jenny from the Block-cool, I wonder if this is the final look. Suddenly, he starts taking out the braids to reveal wild, crimped locks. The final goddess touch? A gold wreath atop each mane. \u2014LD "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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