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"Designer Faces: Hair and Makeup From Louis Vuitton&amp;#39;s Spring 2010 Runway Show\\nLarger-than-life hair and exaggerated makeup at Louis Vuitton.\\n\\\"The hair is inspired by Japanese Manga travelers,\\\" said hairstylist Guido of the enormous Afro wigs at Vuitton. \\\"It's not meant to be serious or sophisticated\u2014they're just little travelers off on their way.\\\"\\n\\n\\n\\n\\\"Marc [Jacobs] loved the proportion of the giant wigs with the clothes...even though it's an extreme look, it's also cute in a way.\\\"\\nEach model wore a wig in a natural hair color: blonde, red, brown, or black. Some of the wigs were adorned with a small bow.\\n\\\"There's still a style to this hair. It's not frivolous or silly\u2014I mean, this is Vuitton, so it's always a stylized look. But you might smirk at it,\\\" Guido said.\\nMakeup artist Pat McGrath created a makeup look that was as theatrical as the hair: She swept orange powder around the eyes, across the cheeks and nose, all the way out to the temples. The effect was almost mask-like.\\nThe eyes themselves were also exaggerated. First, McGrath brushed matte white shadow on the lids. Then, to make the lashes extra clumpy, she stuck bits of fabric between individual lashes before brushing on loads of mascara.\\n\\\"It's about this sunny face and the girls having this bit of a tan,\\\" McGrath said.\\n\\n\\\"It's good to have a little bit of fun on this last day of the fashion season,\\\" Guido said."^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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