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Dutch designers Viktor & Rolf are famously outrageous, and their fantasy eyelashes ($95) for Shu Uemura are in line with the duo's avant-garde aesthetic. Check out this video to see what these limited-edition lashes look like on a real person — and learn how to apply false lashes while you're at it!

Kanye West's highly anticipated clothing line Pastelle has finally surfaced online or at least a preview. VMAN magazine did a photoshoot with West and a few of his fellow tour mates, Lupe Fiasco and Rihanna in Chicago. Rihanna can be seen modeling the same hoodie West wore to the Dior show back in July. Styled by British designer and stylist icon Kim Jones, there is no denying the "College Dropout" is on point with his aesthetic. A mixture of casual and dapper looks, Pastelle is rumored to hit stores in November. Check out Rihanna and Lupe modeling Pastelle here...

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OdysseyGold, sounds like you're ready to dip your toe into the wonderful (but daunting!) world of makeup. New York City celebrity makeup artist Kimara Ahnert applauds your efforts! Here, her two must-dos for teens... "You're never too young for a...

Check out these models without any make-up on, it's kind of gross, plus we have the guys that are sleeping with them.

This holiday season you might say that old fashioned glitter and glamour is back. The online beauty tips web site http://www.1-minute-beauty-diva.com has snooped out what’s hot this season: a modernized version of the old Hollywood glamour look.

When I came in today, I started my usual internet scouring in search of an interesting trend to chat with you about on the blog. Instead what caught my eye is something not new at all--Jennifer Aniston's hair. Ever since...

Last week, I told you about my receptionist friend who was overjoyed about a lipstick I was applying. While waiting for my hair appointment to start, I nonchalantly swept copperish berry shade across my lips. "What is that color?" she shrieked in excitement. "It's the shade I've been looking for all my life!" When it comes to finding the perfect shade, who can hold back?

All of us have had that aha moment — when you know you've hit gold (or mauve or peach or berry). I asked you to share with me your own perfect shade. TeamSugar member rhodes18 suggests MAC's Powder Blush in Fleur Power ($18). "This blush is my go-to shade for a warm, flushed glow," she says.

Thanks for all of your awesome ideas this week — I'll be filing many of them into my must-have list. Check out my widget below for of all the shades you suggested:

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A new Rasmussen Reports poll smashed any GOP hope of picking up a US Senate, despite their possibilities of losing up to 5 seats. Louisiana makes the best opportunity for the GOP, given the makeup of the state, the registration advantage, and the fact that it is and has been a traditional GOP stronghold.

Feefee, you were wondering what exactly it means. I asked brilliant dermatologist Jeanette Graf, MD, for an answer! "When a sunblock has 'broad spectrum coverage', it has the ability to protect the skin from both UVA and UVB rays. It...

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In the last few days, Jessica Szohr (that's Vanessa to you Gossip Girl fans) has been wearing her long black hair twisted in dreadlock-esque formations. (It doesn't seem like she's had long enough to actually perfect dreadlocks, which take months to cultivate). What do you think: sexy earth girl or just messy?

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Eva let you guys know about some of makeup artist Carmindy's (of What Not To Wear fame) appearances this past month - and she just added some NYC dates! Check out the times and locations below so you can get...

Some were just too ill equipped for the job — like the one that was too small. Others were just dull and made an unnecessary mess. Then, there was the poor one that suffered "accidental death by stiletto" during one particular mad morning gotta get to work rush. The latest victim pulled a Houdini, and I'm still trying to figure that one out.

I'm referring to pencil sharpeners, of course. (Wasn't it obvious?) As I sit here contemplating the many cosmetic pencil sharpeners that have come and gone in my days, from one apartment move to the next, and one vanity set to another, I think I have found a new love.

When it comes to sharpeners, Revlon's Universal Points Sharpener ($3.49) is right on — it fits all the pencils, both chunky and skinny. It produces a precise cut, which after all is the whole, uh, point. Shavings and gunky pencil contents? Not a problem, as it comes with a detachable cover for easy clean up. If only it could withstand the crush of a high-heeled woman — now that would be a sharp improvement.

While I lay on the spa bed, my facialist peered at me and delivered the diagnosis:

"En-larrrrggged pores," she said.

I left and called Cristina Bartolucci. Before she co-founded DuWop, she was a makeup artist for film and television, you know, where pores are banned from the set.

Here's her quick-fix:

"Immediately after washing your face, apply a very"—very, she stresses—"light dusting of translucent powder before foundation or tinted moisturizer. It fills in pores without looking cake-y."

It sounded crazy—the moisturizer-over-powder thing seemed like a mess—but I tried it. As long as you use a light hand, it works. My secret is a really soft brush for the sheerest coverage.

With the Bare Escentuals Angled Face Brush (it's really good at getting around the nose), and ultra-light Shiseido Luminizing Color Powder, the results were as flawless as promised.

The whole operation was quicker than using a liquid primer, and feels much more natural, too. One more trick in my bag of.