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Lincoln Center, NYC Cool girl designer Charlotte Ronson ---tapped Mehron Make-up and lead artist James Vincent to craft a smoldering brown eye smokey eye look "with a morning after" effect or just woke up look depending on your viewpoint…in color tones that not only worked wonderfully with the shimmery silvers, red wine, grays and blues of the collection…but are also shades that flatter all ethnic skins- on gals of any age. James Vincent, lead make-up artist, Mehron Makeup NYC this model reminded us of the icon Veruschka Foundation: Celebre Pro HD make-up-matte face with fresh glow…finished with  Celebre Pro HD Loose Mineral Finishing Powder in Translucent tools of the trade... loved this blue/gray tone--- EYES: L.I.P. Cream in Cherrywood, E.Y.E. Powder in Espresso, Cinnamon and Cocoa, INtense Pro Pressed Powder Pigment in Desert Sand, Mascara-(really false eyelashes for oomph), Brow liner/pencil -soft touch. LIPS: Celebre Pro...

  OPI joined California designer Jenni Kayne at her eponymous presentation this morning, where models were manicured with the neutral hue  Don't Pretzel My Buttons , paired with a striking white moon created using Alpine Snow. The final nail design added a super chic look to the clean lines and white fabrics of Jenni Kayne's sophisticated yet relaxed Spring 2014 line. More of a natural shade at Houghton, where models wore pale pink lacquer in  I Theodora You  on fingers and toes. This shade complemented soft abstract patterns, flowing dresses and brocade detailing on clothes.     Houghton designer Katharine Polk  wearing the same shade as her show's models. Obvi-no  hand dish washing with those nails...almond shape scratchers.  www.opi.com images/OPI