Effie Trinket wants two things in life: to not be shamed by her District 12 tributes and to look fabulous all the time. During the reaping in 12, her rich plum ladysuit was complemented by striking reddish-purple eyes and lips. For the eyes, lightly dampen a brush and dot shadow along top and bottom lash lines. MAC Eye Shadow in Passionate is the perfect shade.

Cinna gave his prep team very specific instructions on how he wanted Katniss presented during the Hunger Games opening ceremony. She needed to look innocent, almost virginal, but catch the eye of every single soul in Panem. Light makeup with a touch of drama is the way to go. Adding a pair of falsies like Make Up For Ever Nude Eyelashes in 106 Jeanne are dramatic without being unduly over-the-top.

Katniss, Peeta and their teams always watched a playback of the evening's broadcast in a sitting room after dinner. Effie Trinket never lets her hair down, and it shows with her bright green curls and expertly made-up face. She's way ahead of the curve, rocking the Fall 2012 blue shadow trend. You can get the look too with Illamasqua Powder Eye Shadow in Victim.

Caesar Flickerman, the cheerful interviewer of Hunger Games tributes, is always in style, changing the hue of his hair, lips and eyelids often. Perhaps his most memorable look is this cool blue coif, pushed up into a poof and back in a curly ponytail. And who knows candy-colored hair better than Manic Panic? Their "Classic" Cream Formula Hair Color in Shocking Blue will do you right.

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Sandals by Christian Louboutin

Clockwise from middle:

Herve Leger Crossfront Bandage Dress, $1,050 – Kisses your curves in all the right places

Lancôme Rouge in Love Lipstick in Sequence of Love, $25 – A blood red lip is difficult to forget

Daphne Guinness for MAC Nail Lacquer in Blueblood, $15 – Sexy and mysterious, just like you child

Christian Louboutin Sweet Charity Panama Patterned Raffia Shoulder Bag, $895 – Every vixen needs animal print in her life

Christian Louboutin Suede and Leather Criss-Cross Colorblock Sandals, $995 – The perfect pair for this dress, not too neutral and not too red

Gucci ‘Guilty Intense’ Eau de Parfum, $87 – Spicy, seductive notes will keep him lingering

Shu Uemura Farfallina False Eyelashes, $29 – Bat your eyes and let these lashes do the rest

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Inspired by the first emulsion-based cream created to heal gladiators wounds, this anti-aging treatment is handmade in a monastery. Meadowfoam seed oil deeply hydrates and smoothes the skin, antioxidant-rich seabuckthorn berry oil protects and restores and anti-inflammatory beeswax soothes.

Looking for visibly brighter eyes in just seven days? Ten years of research and seven international patents don't lie - this gel-cream boosts "youth proteins" to reverse signs of aging from within.

In a pose strikingly similar to her July Vogue cover, also shot by Testino, Watson nevertheless looks fresh and fabulous. But more than just a pretty face, the enterprising Watson also provided her own input on the “Rouge in Love” line’s 24 shades, which will be hitting stores in February. [Telegraph]

25. Beyoncé at the VMAs How does an internationally-renowned pop diva announce her alleged pregnancy with as little -- and yet as much -- fanfare as possible? Why in Lanvin and Dolce and Gabbana, of course. Cupping her burgeoning baby bump on the red carpet, Bey let loose the dogs of publicity war when she thew her mic to the ground, ripped open her Dolce jacket, and announced to the world the coming of the Messiah.

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24. Karl Lagerfeld's obsession with Blake Lively Blake Lively is Karl Lagerfeld's kind of girl. And he didn't hesitate to let everyone know, naming the Gossip Girl star Chanel's official purse ambassador, throwing her in print ads, parading her about the French Riviera and most terrifying of all, showing her something bearing resemblance to actual affection.

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23. The rise of the tween style icon -- Hailee Steinfeld, Chloe Moretz and Elle Fanning cover LOVE magazine The kids are more than all right, they're fucking fabulous. Hailee Steinfeld, Elle Fanning and Chloe Moretz showed that style knows no age limits, landing on best-dressed lists while barely in high school. Miu Miu tapped Steinfeld for its fall campaign and Rodarte had Fanning star in a short film, while all three graced the cover of LOVE magazine this summer.

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22. Emma Watson, style icon Emma Watson truly came into her own this year in a series of flawless looks both on and off the red carpet, some stunning editorial work, a capsule collection with Alberta Ferretti and a campaign with Lancôme. Hermione's not a girl, and very nearly a woman.

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21. Christian Dior's disastrous Haute Couture show 2011 had its share of disastrous runway shows, but none as disastrous as Christian Dior's fall 2011 haute couture show. Left to his own devices, poor Bill Gaytten offered up an overwrought and wildly incoherent mess that, despite being maligned by pretty much everyone, still wound up on at least one red carpet thanks to Katy Perry. Let's just say she didn't help matters any.

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20. Christian Louboutin trademark case Christian Louboutin tried, and failed, and is still trying to copyright its "trademark" red sole. By the way, I'm legally obligated to use trademark in quotations.

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19. Versace for H&M One of the most buzzed-about diffusion lines of the year, Donatella Versace's exclusive one-off collection reignited interest in the brand's sumptuous archives and had everyone from Anna Dello Russo to Kanye West clamoring for those Medusa heads and Miami prints.

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18. Karlie Kloss comes of age They grow up so fast! Karlie Kloss turned 19 this year, covered Life Magazine, shed her clothes on several occasions, became a Victoria's Secret Angel and got eye-banged by Leonardo Dicaprio -- in other words, she very publicly became an adult and a supermodel.

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17. Lady Gaga wins over Anna Wintour Anna Wintour embraced Lady Gaga with open arms this year, putting her on the cover of Vogue and presenting her with the CFDA Fashion Icon Award. And Gaga thanked her by calling her a bitch and showing up in a walking wardrobe malfunction to the ceremony. BFFs, y'all!

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16. Elizabeth Taylor's death and subsequent jewelry auction Elizabeth Taylor's death was the passing of a true legend and a style icon but her legacy lives on not only through her films, but also her impressive collection of jewels and haute couture that is being auctioned off by Christies this month.

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15. Michelle Obama's McQueen controversy Michelle Obama had jaws dropping in her Alexander McQueen gown for China's state dinner but it was the fallout from the dress by Oscar de la Renta and other American designers that made the dress truly newsworthy.

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14. Victoria Beckham, fashion designer This year Victoria Beckham lived up to her nom-de-Spice by gaining real credibility as a designer, and not just another celebrity with too much time on their hands, while simultaneously stepping out of her husband's sexy shadow. A win at the British Fashion Awards for Design Brand of the Year capped off a year of living poshly.

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13. The Valentino Garavani Virtual Museum Sneaking in at the end of the year, the virtual Valentino museum is an innovative and ingenious step by one of the world's most iconic designers that makes his formidable legacy available to anyone who wants it. A novel and forward-thinking concept that belies Valentino's 800 years.

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12. The rise and subsequent fall of the fascinator Trends come and go all the time in fashion, but rarely has one particular trend impacted culture so hard and been discarded so fast. The Royal Wedding inspired ladies everywhere to make it a say-something hat day, but it was Princess Beatrice's fascinator that may go down as one of the most infamous pieces of millinery in modern recollection.

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11. Marc Jacobs stolen spring 2012 collection Lifted from a train en route from Paris, the theft of parts of Marc Jacobs' spring 2012 collection was this year's biggest and most intriguing mystery. Besides, of course, whether Marc himself would defect to Christian Dior or stick it out with Louis Vuitton -- who, coincidentally, was also a victim of theft just two weeks later. Yep, big coincidence.

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10. Fashion Week calendar controversy Tensions came to a head between the four fashion capitals, leaving the fate of upcoming fashion weeks up in the air. But if there's one thing we've learned from this is you don't fuck with the Italians.

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9. Kate Moss' fairytale wedding It was only a few years ago that Kate Moss was spiraling down a cocaine-encrusted rabbit hole, but fashion's favorite bad girl has finally settled down. Moss wed longtime beau Jamie Hince in an epic three-day long ceremony known cheekily as Mosstock. BFF Naomi Campbell was one of her bridesmaids, and in a show of solidarity, Moss chose a wedding dress by John Galliano. Kate Moss' wedding was not only front-page news, it garnered the most coveted cover of the year: Vogue's September issue.

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8. Bill Cunningham New York Originating and perfecting the art of streetstyle photography decades before The Sartorialist picked up a camera, Bill Cunningham finally got his time in the spotlight thanks to a heartwarming documentary that reveled a little of the man behind that ubiquitous lens.

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7. Kanye West shows at Paris Fashion Week Kanye West is a man of many talents, though fashion design may or may not be one of them. A true lover of fashion, West did his research and worked with the best people but in the end he let his usual over-zealousness get the best of him and the result? When prompted for her opinion on West's collection, Anna Wintour responded: "Ask someone else."

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6. Missoni for Target Missoni for Target took the high-low collaboration craze to a fever pitch, crashing Target's website and selling out shortly after hitting the shelves. That is, before those items appeared on eBay for several times what they had originally cost, thus negating the entire process.

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5. The rise of Lea T. and Andrej Pejic Transsexual lady Lea T. met Oprah and androgynous male model Andrej Pejic met the Queen of England this year. If that weren't enough of a moment, these two gals also shattered boundaries in fashion and modeling, and in the process became icons and role models to the LGBTQ community.

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4. The reinvention of Carine Roitfeld Quele scandale! Did she get fired? Did she quit? Are she and Emmanuelle Alt no longer friends? The rumors have been buzzing around Carine Roitfeld since she officially exiting Vogue Paris in February -- and in the process creating a future supermodel in Saskia de Brauw --  after 10 landmark, nipple-bearing years. But through it all, Carine has been the picture of calm and chic, hiking up her pencil skirt and reinventing herself as a brilliant and in-demand stylist/the coolest bitch on the planet. Stay tuned for another reinvention when Carine launches a new magazine and starts life as a grandmother next year.

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3. Kate Middleton's Alexander McQueen wedding dress The speculation was unbearable for what was the biggest and most well-kept secret in an age of superfluous information. Though an unsurprising but nevertheless brilliant choice, Sarah Burton's handiwork cemented the Duchess of Cambridge (née Kate Middleton) as not only a bona fide style icon but a phenomenon on both sides of the Atlantic. Meanwhile, Burton proved she was the right person to carry on McQueen's brilliant legacy and take it to the next level.

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2. Alexander McQueen's Savage Beauty The most successful fashion exhibit in the Metropolitan Museum of Art's  history, Alexander McQueen's Savage Beauty set records and inspired fashion lovers and neophytes alike. The exhibit proved so popular, in fact, the Met extended its run twice. Even then, there were still lines of people waiting hours to get into the museum, but for 661,509 people it was well-worth the wait.

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1. John Galliano stars in Gallianogate John Galliano's downfall has loomed large all year, particularly since Christian Dior has yet to announce his replacement, despite a neverending back-and-forth with a stubborn Marc Jacobs. Following a stint in rehab, a guilty conviction in Paris for making anti-Semitic remarks, and the general destruction of his reputation, Galliano at least had one bright spot this year: designing good friend Kate Moss' wedding dress. Galliano's dismissal also raised questions about the stress designers are under to deliver  multiple collections a year -- just ask Balmain's Christophe Decarnin. Everyone's still waiting to see who Dior picks to take the throne and if Galliano can make a comeback after such a devastating fall. As 2011 comes to a close, 2012 has the promise of even more scandals, breakdowns and breakthroughs that we cannot wait to cover obsessively for you. If we missed any epic moments or if you're particularly incensed over Lindsay Lohan's Playboy spread not making the list, leave a comment below.

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Remember that time the UK banned Julia Roberts’ Lancôme ad for tryng and failing to convince us that the Oscar winning actress hadn’t been Photoshopped into oblivion? The Brits, it seems, don’t care to turn a Botoxed cheek to computer-generated enhancement; nor do the French and the Norwegians. Feminist legislators from those European superpowers — and Norway — want all digitally-altered images to be labeled to avoid giving girls the wrong impression.

It was exactly this impression that the American Medical Association wanted to protect when it passed a policy in June to “discourage the altering of photographs in a manner that could promote unrealistic expectations of appropriate body image.” But was this enough? Would that stomp the scourge of rampant Photoshop mutilation?

Enter the dashing Dr. Hany Faid, riding up on his microscope of justice, his pristine lab coat effortlessly billowing in the wind. Along with PhD student Erica Kee, Faid enlisted hundreds of people to compare before and after photos (see below) and then determine the level of digital alteration on a scale from 1-5. They then used this research to train the software to mimic human perception.

Faid hopes this tool will be used to regulate and reduce retouching. He suggests, “Models, for example, might well say, ‘I don’t want to be a 5. I want to be a 1.’” Perhaps this new breakthrough will prevent anymore unfortunate airbrush mishaps and won’t result in the complete devastation of the women’s magazine industry. [NYT]

Their mission is to help children affected by autism communicate more effectively through education, job training, and specialized activities.  The appropriately named Golden Hat collection features a blush palette, a red lipstick, and a red nail polish.  We love that the baby pink blusher has the foundation’s emblem designed on it in a shimmery gold for an extra special touch. Lancome has pledged to dedicate at least 150,000 euros (about $207k) of its sale profits to the charity.

Photo: StyleBistro

A third generation nose, Cavallier-Belletrud has lent his award-winning nostrils to Issey Miyake‘s L’Eau d’Issey, Dior‘s Addict, Stella McCartney‘s Stella, Lancôme‘s Poeme and YSL‘s Cinema. Work on the new LV scent is slated to being in January 2012 so enjoy your rare, nearly extinct, flowers while you can. [Telegraph]

Photo: StyleBistro

Amanda‘s Bag, Rebecca Minkoff Morning After Bag

1. Tilly & William Armer

2. House keys/coke spoons

3. Wallet

4. Makeup bag with assorted contents: MAKE UP FOR EVER Duo Mat Powder Foundation, Clinique Line Smoothing Concealer, Benefit Cosmetics The POREfessional, Benefit Cosmetics Play Stick, Lancôme Le Crayon Khol Eyeliner, Dolce & Gabbana Lip Gloss, Benefit Cosmetics Big Beautiful Eyes, Smith’s Rosebud Salve, Shiseido Shimmering Rouge

5. Rebecca Minkoff Morning After Bag

6. Business card for Time Will Tell Watches

7. Other assorted business cards

8. M.Patmos cheat sheet

9. Norma Kamali 3D glasses and lookbook

10. Front row seat card for Anne Bowen

11. Sunglasses

12. KAUFMANFRANCO lookbook

13. Broken POS Apple Earphones

14. Hugo Naturals French Lavender Hand Sanitizer

15. Sephora makeup brushes

16. FashionIndie Mixtape Vol. 4

17. Hand creme from some gift bag

18. FashionIndie stickers

19. iPhone 4

20. Piazza Sempione tote

21. Macbook

22. Go green wireless phone charger

23. Concept Korea lookbook

24. Lemon-Lime Emergen-C

Diane Kendal used MAC to create these bright orange pouts at Jason Wu, reminiscent of “Fifties and Nineties pop art inspired by the artist KAWS.” Photo via Style.com.

Emma Watson and a bold red lip? Who could ask for more?

Watson poses with cutie Cyril Descours, fulfilling her Lancôme ambassadress role with poise and her signature little bit of magic. Do you think Emma is werqing her Lancôme ads?

- Wu-Tang still ain’t nothin’ to fuck with, but they’re also a prime employment opportunity. [Refinery29]

Giorgio Armani Spring 2011 RTW

Lancôme Color Design 5 Shadow & Liner Palette in Teal Fury $48 – The versatility of shades makes this the perfect day-to-night palette.

Giorgio Armani Spring 2011 RTW

1. Giorgio Armani Beauty Eyes to Kill Intense Eyeshadow in Copper/Black $32

2. NARS Duo Cream Eyeshadow in Burn It Blue $33

3. MAC Eyeshadow in Gulf Stream $22

4. Estée Lauder Pure Color Eyeshadow in Purple Passion $20

5. Stila Eye Shadow Trio in Going Green $20

6. Dolce&Gabbana The Make Up Smooth Eye Colour Quad in Divine $60

7. Givenchy Le Prismissime 9-Colors Eyeshadow in Acid Lights $62

8. Lancôme Eye Brightening All-In-One 5 Shadow & Liner Palette in Emerald Boudoir $48

9. Sephora Collection Baked Moonshadow Trio in Meteor Shower $17

10. Bobbi Brown Shimmer Brick Compact in Bronze $38

If you have any questions about the cosmetics shown above, tweet at me @CrystlMeatballs.

Winslet explains:

“They want to keep it looking like me and not have it look like me pretending to be a model wearing these clothes. I’m obviously not a model. I’m not the size of a model. I don’t have the face of a model or the shape of a model.”

This is the film queen’s first stint as the face of a fashion house having shilled for American Express and Lancôme in the past. However when the reporter told Kate that the St. John woman was known more for hot flashes than hot pants, she seemed “surprised”:

“To me, it’s fresher than that. It seems fresher than that because of the fabrics. They’re extremely delicate, extremely wearable and very flattering.”

Then she backhanded the reporter and stormed off the set only to realize it was Jersey at which point she began to hysterically cry. Little did she know someone was filming her with their camera phone and her performance is already being considered a huge Oscar frontrunner.[WWD]

- In the wake of the disaster in Japan (you know, the whole country ceasing to exist and everything) Uniqlo‘s parent company Fast Retailing will donate 1.4 billion yen ($300 million…it sounds more impressive in yen) to organizations aiding the crisis and 700 million yen in clothing. It’s nice when fashion reveals a heart beneath all the loathing. [Racked]

- Tyra Banks on wowing the Ivy League: “…it’s like, well, oh my God, why is a model going to Harvard? But that’s actually a good thing, because when people have low expectations, you’re just constantly going, ‘Ta-da!’ And they’re like, ‘Wow.’ It doesn’t take a lot to wow them when they have low expectations.” That should, like, totally, be Harvard’s new motto! [Fashionologie]

- Emma Watson is slowly taking over the fashion world. First she created a green capsule collection for Alberta Ferretti and now it’s been announced that she’s the newest face for Lancôme. She’s taken some time off from Brown to focus on all her extracurricular endeavors — you hear that, Tyra? Brown’s got an opening! [WWD]

- Kate Moss’s 90-minute commercial for Dior’s new Addict lipstick (an unfortunate name considering their former creative director is currently in rehab) shot by Jonas Åkerlund and featuring music by Duran Duran. In the ad, we get a glimpse into the glamorous life of Kate Moss and shockingly there’s not a single line of coke… [YouTube]

- And we get to see a completely different side of La Moss with her short for Comic Relief where she gets drunk and goes all Fatal Attraction on a teddy bear. 5 bucks this version is more true to life than the Dior ad. [Telegraph]

- For the record, Daphne Guinness does not think Victoria Beckham is an “ugly pig” who “annoys the shit” out of her. She just thinks she couldn’t walk a mile in her 10-inch tranny platforms without the help of a backer. [Fashionista]

- Crystal Renn gets to werq in Marni while hanging a fashionable ten with a Chanel surfboard for the first in the week-long editorial project, Crystal Renn: Identity.  For “Surfer,” her identity was apparently Gidget on acid. [Stylecaster]

When shoppers rally to Facebook “LIKE” its luxury goods, prices drop. In literally a few minutes, Loose Button is going live with its new site!

For you Loose Button newbies, kice-ace products and accessories are available for one week only. Then they’re gone! (Estee Lauder, Christian Dior, SK-II, Lancome – they’re all there.)

Moral of the story: you gotta get on the site and get crackin’. The more “likes,” the more you save. JUMP ON IT.

From turquoise eye liner to bronze and peachy cheeks check out Allure’s 10 make up shades for everyone on ENVY

The Pretty Woman is sitting very pretty on a cool $50 million deal with Lancôme. She’ll be guffawing all the way to the bank.

I knew absolutely nothing about Kypre, a 1935 Lancome perfume, when I scored a sealed(!) old bottle of the extrait de parfum in an online auction. The name, of course, was hinting big time that this is a chypre, but that was about that, other than the very little info I gathered here and there. The authoring nose of Kypre was Lancome founder Armand Petitjean (1884-1969) who released it the year he started the company along with four other fragrances. So it was a thrilling moment when the package arrived and I could crack it open and start playing.

My bottle is probably from the 1950s or so (based on its style and the little insert in the box listing Lancome’s address as 29 rue du Faubourg-Saint-Honoré). I was thrilled to discover the juice was very much alive, rich and sweet smelling. There’s no question this is, indeed, a chypre, as I could smell enough of the structure right away. I don’t know what else was in its top notes, but I was surprised to find out enough bergamot has survived and smelled like the remains of yesterday’s Earl Grey tea- strong and a little bitter. The rest of the scent is a lot softer. There’s a floral element that is probably a jasmine, non-indolic but a little heady even after all these years. Then comes the beautiful dry-down, a buttery leather, opulent and warm, and the oakmoss which is all velvet.

I never smelled the original Lancome Cuir, the more famous leather perfume Petitjean had created (originally named Revolte and released in 1936), only the reissue (which I love love love). The latter is a floral-leather, a bit crisp and somewhat related to Chanel Cuir de Russie (at least in its extrait version from the early 2000s. Who can keep track with all the changes and reformulations happening around us?), so I’ll have to assume the style was somewhat similar. Kypre, while definitely leathery, smells like it belongs to the school of Mitsouko, though the dry-down is very pulled-together and a lot less dramatic. The part that makes me think of Mitsouko every time I wear Kypre is a certain boozy fruitiness when the heart morphs into the base of the perfume. Maybe fruitiness is the wrong word. It feels like the softest pair of exquisite boots in a dark cognac color.

The late dry-down is a muted soapy oakmoss that would easily appeal to a modern man just as much as to a woman. That is, if said man is the kind who trolls the net searching for long forgotten perfumes.

Vintage 1941 Kypre by Lancome perfume ad from hprints.com
Photo of Armand Petitjean from somewhere on the web (unfortunately I lost the link)
Photos of my bottle by me with the help of Lizzy.

Copyright ©2006-2010 Gaia Fishler, The Non-Blonde. Content poaching is both illegal and ugly.

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L’Wren Scott has teamed up with Aaron De Mey of Lancome to create a capsule collection. The collaboration features a shadow palette, mascara, nail polish, as well as a gloss and a red lipstick. Pick up the collection across all beauty counters sometime this November!

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LINK LOVE:BEAUTY: L’Wren Scott Teams Up With Lancome

“The first thing I thought of was that I wanted to do my signature red — my bordeaux,” the designer told WWD. “I would like to try to interpret a red lipstick that could be worn from day to night.”

The rouge color can be worn for day or night depending on the stroke in which its applied.  Adding gloss to lips after application will also change the depth and shine of the lip color.

The L'Wren Scott for Lancome collection will feather an eyeshadow quad, lipstick, lip gloss, a limited edition Lancôme's volumizing Hypnôse Drama Mascara in shimmery silver-ray and a gray nail color said to be a favorite hue in Scott's red carpet collections. The beauty collection will also come with a black rosette pochette as part of a gift with purchase.   Items will  be available online and at beauty counters in November and will retail between $14 and $42.

LINK LOVE:L’Wren Scott x Lancome Holiday Beauty Collection

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The Cosmetic Executive Woman (CEW) Annual Beauty Awards took place last Friday bringing in a ton of new beauty front runners! Categories such as Bath and Body, Facial Skin Care, Hair, Scent, and Men’s Grooming all took important slots on the list, with beauty products winning for either mass or prestige. The winners after the jump.

Bath and Body

• Bath/Shower Product, Mass — Olay Body Wash Plus Tone Enriching Ribbons
• Bath/Shower Product, Prestige — Fresh Sugar Açaí Body Scrub
• Body Treatment, Mass — Vaseline Sheer Infusion with Stratys-3
• Body Treatment, Prestige — Origins Night Health Bedtime Spray

Facial Skin Care

• Acne Treatment — La Roche-Posay Effaclar AI Intensive Acne Spot Treatment
• Anti-Aging, Mass — Olay Professional Pro-X Deep Wrinkle Treatment
• Anti-Aging, Prestige — Lancôme Génifique Youth Activating Concentrate
• Cleanser and Scrub, Mass: Visene Total Eye Soothing Wipes
• Cleanser and Scrub, Prestige — Shiseido Future Solution Extra Rich Cleansing Foam
• Eye Treatment, Mass — Olay Regenerist Anti-Aging Eye Roller
• Eye Treatment, Prestige — Shiseido Benefiance NutriPerfect Eye Serum
• Moisturizer, Mass — Garnier Nutritioniste Skin Renew Awakening Face Massager
• Moisturizer, Prestige — Shiseido Future Solution Total Regenerating Cream

Hair

LINK LOVE: BellaSugar

Penelope Cruz is replacing Kate Winslet as the face of Lancôme’s fragrance Trésor.

LINK LOVE: People

Word has it that Penelope Cruz was shooting the latest Lancôme campaign in Paris yesterday! Speculation arose when the actress was spotted with photographer Mario Testino, at the Crillon Hotel, taking some definite beauty shots.

LINK LOVE: WWD

The blue-grey custom polish Lancôme created exclusively for the L’Wren Scott Fall 2010 runway will be available in stores later this year. We’ll be over it by then, but might make a good Christmas gift.

LINK LOVE: NY Mag via All Lacquered Up

After the success of their Oscillation Mascara, Lacome released the new Oscillation Foundation, a minderal foundation whose brush vibrates at 7,000 stokes per min creating a smooth and glowy finish.Bellasugar was not convinced, read their review here.

Julia Roberts has been deemed the new face of  Lancôme! President of Lancôme international, Youcef Nabi, seems to be very excited about the new deal with the actress saying, “Her exceptional talent, her radiance and her strong commitments perfectly echo Lancôme’s values. We are convinced she will embody the brand in the most sublime way possible.” Can’t wait to see what these ads are going to look like!

LINK LOVE: WWD

This is for some Givenchy scent which is loosely translated Angel or Demon. It’s also the final job Uma’s getting paid for now that her Lancome contract is up. Wonder what her next endorsement will be? Till then enjoy.

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Though Latisse promises to grow you some more lashes, some people aren’t looking to take the risks. And for those people, it seems as though Lancome has found the answer. The secret lies in the “S” shaped brush, the wand designed to hit the center of your lashes first for extra curve and volume. Hopefully this alternative is a good solution!

I have never been a fan of Lancome’s fragrances. When searching for a new scent, I skip over this counter completely. But seeing the campaign for Lancome’s newest fragrance, Magnifique, I can’t help but wanting to try it. I’m pretty sure that has something to do with Anne Hathaway being the new face of the brand, as she can do no wrong. She looks fabulous in the ad- that dress fits her like a glove. Maybe on my next fragrance finding excursion, I’ll have to test this one out. Kudos, Lancome, for choosing a fresh enough face for me to try your old-lady perfumes!

Emanuel Ungaro, French designer known for his classy, natural and simple designs recently started a makeup collection with M.A.C. Wait a second, did I see that correctly? M.A.C, as in crazy flashy eye-makeup M.A.C? Who would have ever thought M.A.C would agree to sell pale, neutral colors of lipstick, gloss and blush? I would have expected a collaboration like this to be linked to Clinique, NARS or even Lancome. Maybe this is a sign that M.A.C is taking it down a notch, from the big and bold to the natural and simple.

Christian Louboutin is now inspiring lipstick with his famous red soles. Lancome is doing a limited-edition red lipstick and black lip gloss to match the world recognized shoes. Collection is set to launch later this year.