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"  We&amp;#039;ve seen actresses with their own perfume lines, musicians with shoe labels, and even a few reality TV rejects try their hand at the accessory market. But makeup? Well, let&amp;#039;s just say it takes a REALLY talented person to make that crossover (Kat Von D anyone?). Color us surprised when a few of our trend reporters started getting jiggy over some hot new collaborations brewing over at Sephora. We&amp;#039;ve always loved Hollywood costume jewelry designer Tarina Tarantino&amp;#039;s unique style (actually, there was a time in college when we were tempted to dye our hair hot pink just like her and Gwen Stefani), so it seemed like a total no-brainer that she&amp;#039;d finally come out withher own makeup line. Her exclusive collection includes pearly primer, bright eye shadows, shimmery body dust, and of course, funky hair and jewelry accessories from her own private jewelry collection. On the other end of the end of the pretty spectrum comes tokidoki, artist Simone Legno&amp;#039;s Japanese animae-inspired line ofbeauty goodies. Two-thirds Harajuku girl with a little bit of Hello Kitty thrown in for good measure, this funky fresh palette is the perfect accessory for a hot night out with your girls. We love the shadows, heart the liquid liners, and can&amp;#039;t WAIT to snag a cute keychain! Bottom line: Beauty may be in the eye of the beholder, but true creativity is more than just skin deep. For more info on the latest campus fashion and beauty trends, check out UniversityChic.com! "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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