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haaaa yes you did runway pics-Zoya Streetwear chic-wearable anywhere seperates-casual luxury at its best---Timo Weiland's RTW for Fall 2014 will please the faithful and we suspect -entice a whole new customer base-just discovering this Ecco Domani winning label. Claudine-$9 a black grey opaque metallic---great color Rebecca Isa-Zoya's Creative Director,  Timo Weiland, Erin Giddings -of Zoya ZOYA NAILS - five free polishes in the colors and finishes that number in the 100s--- -had the models wearing a sophisticated Claudine-a pearly warm grey-a color that looked good on all of the skin tones walking the runway. Zoya's Anchor Base Coat ---and ultra glossy polish extending Zoya Armor -under and over…sealed the deal. Tip: We have been using just these two products the past two weeks ---without additional polish...and found them to be really protective of our nails that get assaulted by chlorine pool water, dishwashing liqu...

Nomadic tribes-and Tibetan culture-inspired Bibhu Mohapatra's A/W 2014 collection.   Amit Abraham -lead stylist---advises his team The hair styles-designed by lead artist Amit Abraham and his team from L'Oréal Professionnel ---impressively took the rich cultural Tibetan Buddhism symbol of the endless (eternal) knot---and crafted the models long locks (extensions used if needed)…into- ... VERY elaborate back buns composed of twists and turns.  Straight locks were prepped with L’Oréal Professionnel Volumetry Root Spray to add density before blow-drying hair straight. Then hair was combed back---with a kind of triangular/trapezoid shaped-back side parts…delineating the plains of the head. Hair was gathered into three ponytails---using a lot of L’Oréal Professionnel Infinium 3 Hairspray for shine and L’Oréal Professionnel True Grip  a texturizing powder, for hold. The low ponytails hit just above...