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FRENCH CHIC From Sydonie

Evening Glam By Kyl ie Eustace

MOCA Go the Dominican Republ ic

Chrisci l ia TehupeioriRising Dutch Photographer

El len Tribute Hair and Now

London Runway

S e p e hr Maghso u di Co uture “ Me lted Cons tr uc t ion”: p r ice on req ue s tTr i s t a n & Izo l da feathe r s p eacock Mas k : EU R 593 ,-Tr i s t a n & Izo l da feathe r s p eacock s k i r t : EU R 2658 ,-

S e p e hr Maghso u di Co uture “ Me lted Cons tr uc t ion”: p r ice on req ue s t

Tr i s t a n & Izo l da feathe r s p eacock Mas k : EU R 593 ,-

Tr i s t a n & Izo l da feathe r s p eacock s k i r t : EU R 2658 ,-

COV ER + FO LLOWIN G Photogr a p hy / SA LVA D O R P OZO & PE TER V ER S NEL –

W W W. SA LVA D O RP OZO.CO MFas hion ed i tor / BU CHELLI –

W W W. BU CHELLI . NLMo de l / MIERIJ N B LO K ZIJ N @A NK A M O D EL S

A M S TERDA M – W W W. A NK A M O D EL S .CO MHair / S ERDA R G U LLER – W W W. B L ACK TO B LO ND. NL

Ma ke up / DA IN O R A DU LC Y TE

Cl othe s : D re ss Edwin O u ds hoor n Co uture

“G o l de n”: EU R 28 0 0 ,-S hop na me “ B re athewatche r s”

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Mo de l / C A RO LIN A K ENNE Y O F COU RTIER Hai r & Wa rdrob e St y l i s t / CHEL S E A B RU CE

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Ed i to r i n C h ief & D i r e c to r G E R D K R A M E R

A D, D e s ig n & I l l u s t r at io n JENNIFER HORSTMEIER LUC ANDRE PAQUETTECH R I S TI N E X I A N GS H O KO N I S H IWA K I (B U R N E R )SA S K I A B E TH G EAU RO R E D E M E D E

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NEWSTRENDSEDITORIAL Doing the summer laundryEDITORIAL Knit gridFASHION Siblings rivalryPHOTOGRAPHY 3,2,1… TakeoffEDITORIAL Black and White RevolutionLABEL French Chic from SydonieEDITORIAL Urban EdgePHOTOGRAPHY Rock My WorldPHOTOGRAPHY IntimacyINTRODUCTION KleurplaatEDITORIAL You Read My MindEDITORIAL OliviéPHOTOGRAPHY WisteriaINTRODUCTION Karine KarineROMANTIC The JourneyFASHION Simple FormPHOTOGRAPHY Strike A PoseEDITORIAL Fire and IceMY TOWN My Town “Moca”RUNWAY London RunwayHAIR Ellen TributePROFILE FuturisticMAKE UP Evening GlamEDITORIAL Contra AddictionHOROSCOPE

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CFEBRUARY 2015News

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1 NASTY GAL CEO STEPS DOWN

The founder and CEO of the cult internet store Nasty Gal has decided to step down. She wil l pass the torch onto the current president, Sheree Waterson but still oversee areas of the business whilst also taking on a mentoring role. We wish the two women all the best. Here at En Vie we can often be found perusing the Nasty Gal website and spending all our money!

2 MAISON MARTIN MARGIELA IS NO LONGER A MARTIN

The brand Maison Martin Margiela has rebranded as Maison Margiela after dropping the first name of its founder. A spokesperson told the New York Times that the change ‘reflects the evolution of the house’.

3 SAVAGE BEAUTY SUCCESS

T h e A l e x a n d e r M c Q u e e n : S a v a g e B e a u t y exhibition has been so popular that the V&A in London have decided to extend its run by two weeks. This means the exhibition will be open until August 2nd this year. Due to the huge demand for Savage Beauty the museum has also released an extra 50,000 tickets and has revealed that it plans to open early and close late to facilitate all the extra visitors.Alexander McQueen: Savage Beauty runs from 14th March 2015 – 2nd August 2015 at the V&A in London.

4 MICK JAGGER DONATES L’WREN SCOTT SCHOLARSHIP

Mick Jagger, L’ Wren’s long term par tner, has donated a 3 year scho lar sh ip programme to Central Saint Martins fashion school in memory of the designer. The scholarship will entail an award for one MA student each year to cover their fees and some of their living experiences. L’Wren was an American born designer who tragically took her own life in March 2014.

C1. Chunky Acrylic Accessories

Yes, I am so happy this trend is back! It’s a little bit 80s and a little bit 90s but it will look so new this winter. You’re looking for the chunkiest acrylic chains and bangles you can find. If you want a more sophisticated twist then wear in minimalist colours of black, white and grey. After

something with more impact? Neon brights and primary colours are the way to go. Wear one chain around your neck,

but stack the bangles up!

Trends FebruaryJanuary is done, and so are the sales. This means it’s time to rejuvenate your wardrobe with some fresh new pieces. Here’s the guide for what

to buy and wear now!

2. KALE SWEATERThis slightly tongue in cheek sweater is a big favourite among the A-List, Beyoncé has been seen sporting one. So if you want to declare your love for the superfood or just fancy channelling a bit of Beyoncé, get your hands on one of these sweaters from suburbanriot.com.

3. Chevron KnitKale not your thing? Then the other big knitwear trend is the chevron knit that gives a cheeky nod to the cricket jumper. Again a fave with the A-List , w i t h t he l i ke s of O l i v ia W i lde an d Alessandra Ambrosio picking one up from Rag & Bone. If you can’t splash that much cash then Boohoo.com have a great version at only £20.

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Edit & tex t / JEN LOMAS FASHION BLOGGER @FASHION CHU HIImages / TOPSHOP.COM, ASOS.COM, R AGANDBONE .COM, SUBURBANRIOT.COM

4. CHAINED LOAFERSNeed a new work f lat that ’s not boring, and could even work from the office to the bar? Well look no further than these chained loafers. T hey ’re comfor t ab le , ch ic an d sophisticated. Go for classic black, or, for more colour, try a gorgeous burgundy or tea l . A SOS have a great collection at the moment but they can be found everywhere as they are the flat of the moment!

6. PEEK-A-BOO PENCILSPencil skirts should be a staple in any girl’s wardrobe, but why not try one with a cheeky split up the front? Seen on Altazurra’s SS15 catwalk, and now all over the high street, this is a great skirt for February. Try in bright colours like tomato red or mint green and match with a jumper and heeled pumps for a sleek yet laid back weekend look.

5. Geometric Print TrousersBored of plain, black trousers? These jazzy beauties can make you look sleek and professional at work and then fit seamlessly into your weekend wardrobe too. Match with a crisp white shirt and blazer for the office and then switch to a slouchy tee, heels and a leather jacket for the weekend.

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Loc at ion / WA SSJO P TILBU RG – THE NE THERL A NDS

DOING THE SUMMER LAUNDRY

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W W W. BA ZHIN A .CO MMa ke up / U LYA B ELYA E VA

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Tex t / G EMMA D O RLIN G , FA S HI O N WRITER Photogr a p hy / I SA B ELL A TA N

Mo d e l / K ATA R Z Y N A N A KO NIECC ZN AHair & Ma ke up / CHRI S TO H

Light s / S HERMA N S IMB r a n d / S Y D O NIE A PPA REL

FRENCH CHIC FROM SYDONIE

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We all experience work wear issues, quite often on a daily basis, as we struggle to decide what to wear to

the office. Your office essentials need not be restricted to tailored trousers, collared shirts, and flat shoes. Use this season’s key trends into your work wear wardrobe by simply making small adjustments to your weekend wardrobe. This can work wonders for your day to day office uniform while still allowing you to keep your signature style.

Many feel that a day at the office means you need to be decked out in black, browns, and greys but instead think of pretty pops of colour. Chic tailoring and bright shades can give classic styles a modern twist.

We take a look at our work wear inspiration from the label Sydonie that offers ‘French Chic’ to their collection. They believe that French chic is not just a trend; it also makes a statement that combines sophistication and femininity. The brand is influenced by everything that France has to offer, from its picturesque sights to its bustling sounds, and this is evident across its “Business-Casual” wardrobe.

Sydonie covers everything from chic and professional work wear to sexy and casual out-of-hours attire. This makes the label perfect for capsule wardrobes as you can mix and match pieces to suit your needs. Sydonie inspires women to feel confident when wearing their stylish yet practical designs. Their beautiful outfits cater to women of all shapes and sizes, which is really what makes this label great.

The well-structured designs inspire women to feel comfortable in their own skin through versatile outfits that help them to look and feel their best; perfect for any urban fashionista.

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URBAN EDGE

Photogr aphy / K ATIE WE YER S

Mo del / K ATE G UT WALD @RG A

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Mo de l / RO MA SAWI CK IHai r & Ma ke up / RO MA SAWI CK I

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Photogr a p hy / BA RT OU D END IJ K – W W W. BA RTOU D END IJ K . NL Mo de l / DA I S Y KO LLER

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KLEURPLAATTex t / ERI C A VA N N OY Photogr a p hy / CHRI SCILI A TEH U PEI O RI – W W W.C TEH U PEI O RI .CO MSt y l i s t s / TE A M I WA S S T Y LED BY SO PHIE – W W W. IWS BS .CO MMo de ls / TA MA R R AV E S TEIN @ M O D EL S RO CK AG EN C Y & E S MEE WO LTER S @ M O D EL S RO CK AG EN C YHair & Ma ke up / NIK K I WEIJ DT

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Chriscilia Epriel Tehupeiori graduated from the prestigious Willem de Kooning Academy in 2013. Based in the Netherlands

she specializes in fashion work. An artistic mind from the start, her love affair with photography began while she was pursuing realism through sketching. That, in turn, led her down the road to photography. Not long after she started her own business, ‘Chriscilia Epriel Photography’, she quickly gained a vast fashion portfolio highlighting her skills.

Like many artists she creates to escape, but she doesn't long to escape alone. Her dream is to take the viewer on a journey to different world; a place where she determines the mood and surroundings while aiming for a picturesque scene frozen in time. Photography is about capturing a moment

in humanity that reflects our deepest desires and thoughts. Inspiration in creating this lies all around us, and Chriscilia takes full advantage of it. All it takes for her to begin imagining is a small detail, which then morphs and transforms into a full-blown concept whether it be the architecture of a building or the cobblestone pavement.

While re-creating her vision, she utilizes the textures of the world around to enhance her portrait. For example, she takes beautifully crafted piece of furniture and places it in a wooded forest. Her unique way of capturing life will interest many in the fashion and beauty industries. The great artist Willem de Kooning once said, “I don’t paint to live, I live to paint.” Chriscilia Epreiel Tehupeiori is a rare talent whose portraits will liven up and create intrigue anywhere they are shown.

I don’t paint to live, I live to paint.

YOU READ MY MIND

Photogr a p hy / A LE XE Y DU PLYA KOVMo d e l / IR IN A PL A S TU N

Hair & Ma ke up / IR IN A P O P OVASt y le / P O LIN A MIRCHE VA

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Photogr a p hy / A LE XE Y DU PLYA KOVMo de l / DA RI A S EROVA @ MINT M O D EL S Ma ke up & St y le / INN A PL A NE TN AYAHair / D IN A R A G U BAY DU LIN A

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Photogr a p hy / MIR JA N A K . PH OTOG R A PH Y St y l ing / S LEIMA N DAYA A – W W W. S LEIMA NDAYA A .CO M

Hair & Ma ke up / L AU RE DA N SOU Mo d e l / BA RBA R A TATA LOV I C

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Photogr a p hy / R AV EN A J U LY – W W W. R AV EN A-A RT.CO MHair & Ma ke up / O LG A MA S LOVA

Mo de l / K RI S TIN A KU R ACI OVA

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Photogr a p hy / FA R Z A M HD – W W W. FA R Z A MHD.CO M

Mo de l / K A RINE L A ND RY @S PEC S M O D EL S

KARINE KARINE

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C New face, Karine Landry, 20, was born and raised in Montreal. It was in February 2014 that she walked into the offices of Specs Model Management. Having always had an interest in the fashion industry, she discovered a passion for something that had always piqued her curiosity -modeling.

Her biggest dream is to travel the world. She believes there is so much to learn and see, it would be a waste not to explore it. Modeling is the perfect opportunity for her to travel while working and she is excited to see where it will take her.Karine's personal style is very simple. Her go-to outfit consists of skinny jeans, paired with a leather jacket and black booties. Her platinum blonde locks add the perfect amount of edge to her looks.

The 5'10.5" model strongly believes that eating healthy and exercising regularly are key to her personal well-being and help her stay balanced. She loves being outdoors - her favorite activity is walking up Mount Royal to enjoy the view. She

also spends several hours weekly in the gym.

The young model is currently doing her Bachelor of Business Administration. She believes that abase in business will allow her to stand

out by the way she does business as a model. For her, being a model goes much further than looks. Successful models are smart, great team players, punctual, strategic, hardworking, and motivated - and that's what she seeks to embody as she builds a name for herself in this competitive industry.

Successful models are smart, great team players, punctual,

strategic, hardworking, and motivated ...

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Mo de l / C A S E Y @ PUS H MA N AG EMENT TO RO NTOHair & Ma ke up / NI CO LE OS TO N A L – W W W. NI CO LEOS TO N A L .CO M

Wa rdrob e St y l ing / VA NE SSA SA N CHE Z – W W W. SA N CHE Z S T Y LI S T.WO RD PRE SS .CO M

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S hawl : H O LT RENFRE WTop: R AG & BO NE

S hir t : C A LV IN K LEING love s : MA I SO N MA RTIN MA RG IEL A

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The next day, the icy moorland wind whipped her face. She huddled closer to the horses. They nuzzled her with their breath steaming. Would he come? Fear nibbled at her happiness. Her pulse raced.

Had she only met Karl at last night’s party? He’d listened. “So no one’s ever really asked you what you wanted?” His deep voice had softened, cosseting, as his brown eyes widened with concern. “No. How about you?” she’d asked. “Not until now,” he’d replied.

The horses snorted. He was running towards her. Seconds later, he was hugging her, lifting her off her feet, his lips and tongue questing. A second’s flash of fear; was this Damien again, after all? Karl tenderly lowered her to the ground. Madeleine trembled as molten desire erupted through her senses. “Madeleine, darling, I didn’t mean to scare you.” “You didn’t. You’ve reintroduced me to myself. Thank you Karl; we haven’t met for ages.” Suddenly,

she was weeping. “Forgive me; I should have realized…” he began, drawing her close.

“How could you? You’re so gentle; no one’s ever treated me like this.” “Let’s ride,” said Karl, as he kissed her forehead.

Hours later, the wind tugged her trousers like a lover. Lower down the lichen-clad escarpment, an underground fire vented, roaring and smoking. New love lifted her, soaring with the cloudscape, high above the purple and brown horizon, as her longing blazed. “A wilderness worthy of your beauty,” he whispered, caressing her. The sun went in. She shivered. “We’d better get back.” His tone scared her.

Months passed and Karl was away. Madeleine turned from the window. She saw her winter-coated reflection in the mirror. Something flickered. Karl’s reflection joined hers, smiling at her. She blinked. Only her image remained. He’d return.

S hawl : H O LT RENFRE WTop: R AG & BO NES hir t : C A LV IN K LEING love s : MA I SO N MA RTIN MA RG IEL A

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St y l i s t / D O ROTA FRY D ERYCK A S T Y LEM O N S TER & A LEK SA ND R A U RBA N OWS K A

A ss is t / RÓŻ A S TAWIERE J & MAG DA LEN A HERBAC ZE WS K AHair / A NN A NERKO

Ma ke up / MI CH AŁ SA D OWS K IPlace / S TU D I O H UŚ TAWK A

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D re ss : S e bas t ia n Szc ze pa ns k i S iccone Jacket : St r a d iva r ius – s howroom K ha k i

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S k i r t : O r s ay – s howroom K H A K I

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Ve s t : O r s ay – s howroom K H A K I

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B lo use: B ig St a r Sweat s h i r t : R is k –

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Photogr a p hy A ss is t a nt / CH A RLE S PA RK SLoc at ion / E Y EMAG E S TU D I OS , NE WP O RT B E ACH , C A , USA

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Moca, Dominican Republic, is located on the North side of the Caribbean Island, close to Puerto Plata and minutes away

from Santiago. It is the second largest city in the Dominican Republic. With a population of over 180,000, the soil is one of the best in the world. Moca is known for great agriculture and the “yucca” also known as cassava is known to be the best in the world. We have an amazing Church “Sacred Heart of Jesus” which was designed in Italy. The beautiful pane glass windows depict the apostles and Jesus’ path to the Crucifixion. We are also known in the country for our strong political up bringing.

I came from this small town. I was born and raised in Moca. At the age of 15 I then moved to New York City to live with my mother. It was always a dream for me to live half of the year between Moca and NYC. It is always sunny here. The food is amazing. The people are friendly and always welcoming.

There are tropical trees all over town. Moca is where I produced and created every collection presented around the world.

Another reason I like to work and live in this amazing town is to be around my father and his mechanic garage; he is my main inspiration for my

work as an artist. Every summer I used to help my father fix cars and other mechanic projects surrounded by grease and iron pieces. As a creative person it is very important for me to be

surrounded by the people that I love and the things that make me happy.

Not far from the center of the city we have an amazing internationally known beach named Cabarete. This is where I go when I really want to have a good time and dance all night. On the way to Cabarete beach there is Jamao River. This is a beautiful river located in the middle of mountains.

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Moca is where I produced and created

every collection presented around the world.

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W W W. H A IR- RO CK- B LOG .CO M Ma ke up / M O NIK A O B ERB ECKMo de l / D O MINI QU E WATR A L

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C The classic bob has

always been in the chic scene but this season it comes with a twist.

This season make a statement with your hair. Some of the most stylish looks that appeared on the runways are

classic, daring and nostalgic. The classic bob has always been in the chic scene but this season it comes with a twist. The twist is the raw and edgy textured look. The daring feel in the slicked back look is ultra cool, quick and easy. Another, hair trend for spring/summer comes full of nostalgic emotions; crimped hair. Coming right out of the nineties and the seventies, it is simply achieved by tightly braiding the hair, flat ironing the hair and then unraveling the groovy waves!

Pierre Heinemann, 38, high-fashion hairstylist extraordinaire from Hannover, Germany put all these trends together in the editorial “Ellen Tribute”. His goal was to create the image of a woman who fluidly walks through her life. According to Heinemann she is young, modern, arrogant, rebellious and everything she wants to be. She is fashion! “My idea for ’Ellen Tribute’ was to mix two textures in the hair inspired by Sebastian Professional“, said Heinemann. “In order to make it visual we used crimps and sleek parts and changed the styling on every new fashion look.“

Heinemann has been working for the last twenty years at his salon as a stylist for designers, fashion shows and various photoshoots. He several awards for his hair art. He also works on his blog www.hair-rock-blog.com and in music journalism for magazines for the past eight years.

Three years ago he started to shoot his own styles by himself and has worked hard to improve his camera skills. Heinneman is a self-professed “24-hour workaholic“.

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CAmong the thousands

of talented artists in the world, she is

a rare find.

In a small town near Eindhoven, one of the oldest cities in the Netherlands, a country known for delivering impeccable artists such

as Vincent van Gogh and Willem de Kooning, lives Sarah Alderliesten. She is an accomplished make up artist who began her own business, Sarah’s Colors, early in the year 2014. With a goal to instill a look that is anything but ordinary while utilizing her specialty in experimental works.

Her ability to transition with ease from grace to grime is exceptional. While her softer looks accentuate the natural beauty of the subject, her more eerie looks both shock and intrigue the viewer, which is a sought after trait. She has great potential to make waves in an industry that welcomes creative diversity. Having the gift of make up artistry is a treasure that is consistently undervalued. Sarah creates a mood within the colours, from romantic to otherworldly to downright terrifying. Her variance in abilities will take her

far as she continues to grow as an artist. There are a great deal of admirable and

skilled make up artistry professionals, what makes Sarah’s work unique is that she maintains a sense of beauty in her subjects without compromising her experimental concepts.

This in turn creates a body of work that showcases her variety of skills. To enhance her international audience and have a place to show her work, Sarah created a blog, titled ‘Sarah’s Colors’. On her blog, she not only shows viewers her recent work, but she also shares products and application tips she has learned as an industry professional. From drugstore buys to exclusive giveaways, Sarah’s Colors provides an easy way to reach fans while promoting her work. Sarah Alderliesten’s imaginative use of colour and lines translates beautifully. Among the thousands of talented artists in the world, she is a rare find.

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Ma ke up / L A N A H OUTH U IJZEN

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This soft smoky eye with a slight

metallic fleck was created with timeless

glamour in mind.

A stunning evening glam makeup look created by Australian event Make up director Kylie Eustace, who was also a finalist for the

Australian make up Artist of the year 2014. Kylie is so passionate about using only natural make up personally and professionally that she created her own range of natural mineral make up. That way she can be 100% sure only safe non-irritating ingredients are used on her clients.

The look was created for Australia’s Sunshine Coast fashion Festival. This is a glamorous look that can easily be recreated for evening occasions. This soft smoky eye with a slight metallic fleck was created with timeless glamour in mind. The much-loved smoky eye look has been with us for many years now and its popularity shows no signs of slowing down. It is a flattering look, open to a huge range of variations to suit the mood or occasion.

This fashion look suits both a neutral or bold lip and is especially complemented by lips coloured in this season’s Raspberry/Burgundy, Pantone Marsala.

A step-by-step guide on how this Evening Glam Look was created using Kylie’s Professional products:

1. She started with a good foundation Primer; Added concealer as necessary and then a quality Mineral Foundation. The Face was gently contoured, using Darker Mineral Foundations. 2. Mineral Eyeshadow was used to define the eyebrows. 3. Eye Primer was applied to the eyelids followed by the dark brown-toned eye shadow, Coffee Bean. A lighter brown Eyeshadow in this case, ‘Beauty’ was then blended gradually into the eye sockets.4. Depth on the eyes was achieved with cream shadow Mineral Intensity ‘Black’ and set with Mineral Eyeshadow – ‘Onyx’ ‘Beauty’– Eyeshadow was used to add a golden-bronze metallic highlight.5. She added a peachy-plum blush to give cheeks colour. 6. She highlighted the top of the cheekbones with ‘Rose Gold’- Mineral Eyeshadow. 7. Lipstick: Xtreme Runway, Raspberry was used. This is a high intensity plum colour.8. Finally, Kylie used eyelash primer followed by three generous coats of Mascara.

More information on Kylie’s makeup line can be found at www.kylieeustace.com.au.

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February

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Forecast from the Stars

ARIES MARCH 21 - APRIL 19

The New Year par t ies are over and l ife returns to normal, so why not

take stock and reflect on the past year. Feel good about your achievements and recognize your mistakes. Then, learn from it al l for the year ahead. It is an excellent t ime to pursue spir itual and metaphysical interests.

GEMINI MAY 21 -JUNE 20

An y u n f i n i s h e d b u s i n e s s s h o u l d b e t i e d u p t h i s m o n t h ,

e s p e c i a l l y w h e r e r e l a t i o n s h i p s a r e concerned. Love is stormy, volatile and tempestuous. A current relationship is undergoing a crisis and could dissolve. If it is good, it will survive, but it will be a wild up and down ride.

CANCER JUNE 21 -JULY 22

Money and career are emphasized th is month as the fu l l moon on

the 8th occurs in Leo, your 2nd Solar House. This will give you extra energy to achieve financial goals. So put family and domest ic mat ters on the back burner, put your glad rags on and go get the job of your dreams!

TAURUS APRIL 20 - MAY 20

Pl a n e t a r y m o m e n t u m i s o v e r - w h e l m i n g a t t h e m o m e n t a n d

you feel the need to rush around and achieve a l l sor t s of impossib le goals . Focus on doing good for others , that w i l l g i ve yo u t h e b i g ge s t f e e l - go o d this month. Alternatively, passion and intimacy also rank high on your ‘to-do’ list for Feb.

PISCES FEBRUARY 19 - MARCH 20

A ‘boom or bust ’ menta l i t y may be what you feel this month, Fishes,

but ba lance i s t he key for Febr uar y. Your persona l appearance cont inues to shine and your aesthetic sense and sense of s t y le are ver y sharp now so th is i s s t i l l a good per iod for buy ing clothing or personal accessories.

A Q U A R I U S J A N U A R Y 2 0 – FEBRUARY 18

A happy month for water bearers as much major s tress is being l i f ted

and, after years of stress in many areas, there is def in i te ly l ight at the end of the tunnel. Happiness is such a relative thing but you can have things your way and you shouldn’t settle for less. Now you can create your own conditions as you like them, especially where love is concerned.

Forecast from the Stars

VIRGO AUGUST 23 - SEPTEMBER 22

Lo o k t o t h e w e s t t h i s m o n t h , V i rg ins , for th is i s where mos t of

your planets are to be found. This is a t ime of balance and compromise. Seek consensus and tr y not to force things t o h a p p e n . S e c r e t s m a y c o m e o u t , but make sure harmony is maintained regardless.

LEO JULY 23 -AUGUST 22

As Abba said ‘must be funny in a rich man’s world’. So this month watch

carefully all f inances coming and going and check them closely. This also goes f o r a l l d e b t s owe d a n d d u e , b e t h e y emot ional , sexual or personal , keep a c lose eye on them. Genera l ly a happy time though.

C A P R I C O R N D E C E M B E R 2 2 - JANUARY 19

Th i s m o n t h t h e m e s s a g e i s c l e a r fo r Goats: Ambit ions need a solid

e m o t i o n a l a n d p s y c h o l o g i c a l b a s e . Success without a degree of emotional harmony will not work for you. To climb t h e h e i g h t s y o u n e e d t o p l u m b t h e depths. This is a month for psychological, i n n e r p r o g r e s s a n d f o r l a y i n g t h e groundwork of future success.

S C O R P I O O C T O B E R 2 3 - NOVEMBER 21

So m e t i m e s t h e r e i s s o m u c h t h a t needs to be done you could just sit

and cry, and this month is no exception. D on’ t d e sp a i r, S cor ps , yo ur l i fe may resemble a soap opera at t imes, but if you focus on f inances you should see earnings increase and debts diminish.

SAG IT TA R I U S N OV E M B E R 2 2 - DECEMBER 21

From Saint Valentine’s Day and for the next seven months, the world is your

oyster. You have a window of opportunity that is open now, in which to build your ‘k ingdom of heaven’. F irst you need a stable emotional base, so be sure you work from within to achieve your goals.

LIBRA SEPTEMBER 23 - OCTOBER 22

Any social events are set to be bliss for you this month, but a word of caution;

watch your mouth. The Grand Tr ine in Air looks to turn your social scene into a gab-fest, so you need to be careful. Mind your phone bill , try to avoid idle gossip, and focus your enhanced intellectual skills on projects that are important to you.