Trend Prive Magazine - September 2015 - Issue #19

SEPTEMBER 2015- ISSUE 19

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By ADINA DORIA

Fall Fashion

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ULTIMATE BEAUTY TIPS FASHION EDITORIALS / BEST INTERVIEWS HOTTEST ARTISTS

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JANICE DICKINSON

By Adina Doria FRONT COVER by Adina Doria Cover Styling Dress: JLoren Jewelry: Adolfo Sanchez Bracelet: Cartier

Interview with Einat Dan Interviews with other make-up artists Valeria Orlando, by Myra Postolache -p.110 Maria Ortega by Maria-Noël Bagnulo -p. 122 and more.

Interview with CANDY ANATOMY Artists of the Week p. 112 and more.

Interview with Sarah Jessy Jones Interview with Golshid Mola of the Alangoo.com, by Nogol Zahabi- p.98 and more.

FEERIC FASHION DAYS Other Fashion Articles The Fashion Potential by Tosha Cole Clemens- p. 47 and more.

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ALP by Heidi Rondak BACK COVER By Heidi Rondak Cover Styling Cape: Das Capemädchen Blouse: Vila Skirt: Birnbam & Hollasraudn by Helene Hörndl Booties: L’autre Chose

Support Emerging Artists Alex Kim - 42 Saskia Bogarde -p.38 Tudor Belei -p.36 Jonathan Roberts - p.32 Dominik Czubak- p.29

Beauty Tips with Patricia De Leon More Beauty Tips

by Maria-Noël Bagnulo-p. 124, p. 125.

by Erin Schweinsberg -p.85 and more.

AlterEGO By Vincent Gotti More Fashion Editorials “Broken” by Luke Woodford-p. 80 “The Dool Next Door” by Kollabp. 102 and more.

Baking Made Easy by Tosha Cole Clemens Vegan Recipes - p. 91 and more.

TPM Team EXECUTIVES cEO & EDITOR-IN-CHIEf marketing director/ web developer Fashion senior Editor aCCESSORIES SENIOR EDITOR RAINMAKER COVER CREATIVE DIRECTOR ceo`s direct assistant /SUBmISSIONS Fashion Editor / Fashion News Editor senior beauty editor SENIOR Fashion Editorial PHOTOGRAPHer Senior Backstage Photographer Senior Runway photographer

CATALINA MAGEE Iliescu Viorel mYRA POSTOLACHE ADRIELYN CHRISTI BREUK IVERSEN Corinna Schaub adriana oancea Cameron Carpenter Erin Schweinsberg VINCENT GOTTI Douglas Bassett Tony Von Thelen

EDITORS FASHION editor fashion editor fashion & lifestyle editor »all things vintage» editor humanitarian editor accessories/ architecture Editor fashion editor fashion / accessories editor FASHION editor fashion editor Editor lifestyle/ beauty/ travel Editor FASHION Editor Beauty Editor accessories EDITOR humanitarian editor Beauty Editor

Tosha Cole Clemens Viktor Man Raluca Iorga Brittany Clendenning Shelly lynn Nogol Zahabi joshua seibert elena Fuentes Katja Nyquist Florenta Popa Luther Lewis/ LQuote Tiziana Cosso Olivetti Nino Salazar Ariel Rodriguez cheeia xiong razvan ferigeanu Maria Noel Bagnulo

PHOTOGRAPHERS uk- fashion photographer italy- fashion photographer italy- fashion photographer usa- fashion photographer france- fashion photographer chicago photographer fashion & humanitarian photographer fashion photographer

eddie lawless Emilia Vila Silviu Petru Chris Kisela Yuji watanabe Christopher Kim Frans willem loriaux II cornel petrus

OTHER graphic design image retoucher video maker Makeup artist make-up artist make-up artist

Catalina magee Francesco De Luca Jonas B Production valeria orlando chyla camacho Erin Schweinsberg

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Cape: Das Capemädchen Blouse: All Saints Belt: Ralph Lauren Hat: Alida Gloves: Röckl

ALP

Photographer Heidi Rondak - www.heidirondak.com, Model Siri Laude – Talents Models - www.talents-models.com, Styling Tamina von Ribaupierre – www.taminavonribaupierre.com, Make-up Artist and Hair Stylist Melanie Hoppe – www.melaniehoppe.com

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Short sleeved coat: Schacky Blouse: Gina Trickot Pants: Gina Trickot Gaiters: Die Fasanerie Boots: Jeffrey Campbell Jewellery: Coronelle Bag: Die Fasanerie Trend Privé Magazine 7

Fringe jacket: Schacky Blouse: All Saints Trend Privé Magazine 8

Lace mini dress: Nana by Anna Stadler Skirt: Berzaghi & Freymann Belt: Vintage Jewellery: Coronelle Trend Privé Magazine 9

Blouse: Gina trickot Skirt: Berzaghi & Freymann Scarf: Schacky Jewellery: coronelle Boots: Jeffrey Campbell Trend Privé Magazine 10

Vest: Nana by Anna Stadler Blouse: Gina Trickot Skirt: Berzaghi & Freymann Flower headpiece: Dirndl Liebe Jewellery: Coronelle Pumps: Buffalo London

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T-Shirt: Schacky Skirt: Berzaghi & Freymann Booties: L’autre Chose Headpiece: Alida Gloves: Röckl

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Jacket: Schacky Blouse: All Saints Treggings: Hallhuber Necklace: Schumacher Booties: L’ autre Chose

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hot M A K E - U P ARTIST

INTERVIEW WITH E i n at Da n

BY SENIOR FASHION EDITOR MYRA POSTOLACHE

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I M AG E BY: C a m i l l a C a m a g l i a

“I wish everyone to be able to follow their hearts with the profession they love most.”

Einat`s Successful Career Einat Dan is a multiple award-winning make-up artist, working globally in the fashion, beauty and body painting industry. Her clients, such as: Jean Paul Gaultier, Tommy Hilfiger, Valentino, Fendi, Vivienne Westwood, Antonio Urzi and others, are a small representation of her work. She has also worked on fashion shows worldwide.

Einat Dan had a major role in the fashion industry, as the key make-up artist for Mercedes Benz New York Fashion Week with FTLModa. Her work appeared in Vogue, Elle, Posh, InStyle, Maxim, Tatler and many other publications.

She teaches international master classes and workshops for professional make-up artists. In 2012, she created her line of beauty brushes, called M.I.A. by Einat Dan. A few days ago, Pro*Lab Make-Up Academy gave the opportunity to many make-up artists from all over the world to get in touch with her, through a wonderful workshop in Milan.

I M A G E BY: B EN ASI F

EINAT DAN ‘’Since I was a little girl I was always painting and dancing. These have always been my two main interests. When I was 11 years old I started to do the make-up on my friends and family for parties, dance shows and carnivals. I first started doing make-up as a hobby, then it became a passion, and this passion turned into a magical and colorful profession, filled with amazing adventures, learning experiences and lots of new opportunities. I wish everyone to be able to follow their hearts with the profession they love most...’’

Trend Prive Magazine Senior Fashion Editor Myra Postolache I`ve never seen a make-up artist like her, that has so much energy and creativity on set. Einat Dan’s ability to share great feelings with her students is unique, and it`s obvious that she is a vital element of a successful and highly informative workshop. The art of make-up is not only about contouring effects or specialized techniques,- such as creating tattoos and body painting-, but it`s also about how you are able to define the overall look of the production, re-create it, how to have excellent communication skills, including diplomacy and sensitivity in working with the students. This is what I found in her, and I would love to see her again at Pro*Lab Make-up Academy. The academy was founded by Mara De Marco and Carlo Concato, two amazing make-up artists already renowned in Italy for their work with international designers for fashion editorials on well-known magazines, campaigns and fashion shows.

“Beauty, to me, is about being comfortable with yourself. Beauty without confidence is like a bird without wings.”

Catalina Magee (Editor-in-Chief) I M A G E BY: C a m i l l a C a m a g l i a

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interview with make-up artist

einat dan 1. Why do you think you decided to become a make-up artist?

I always played with make-up and colors and this has always been my passion, since I was a little girl. I used to do the make up for all my friends at parties and carnivals, I used to dance and perform and my dream was to be on stage, but at the age of 21 I decided to become a make-up artist and body painter. Everything started after I saw by mistake a make-up school, and when I saw the photos in the vitrine, I knew that I will be a make-up artist.

2. Which iconic make-up artists do you love?

There are many good make-up artists around the world. Each one is unique in their own way, like : Alex Box , Kabuki Magic , Roshar . ///

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3. How did you get your start in the industry?

My beginning was in my hometown, in Tel Aviv, Israel. There I started with make-up for production, fashion shows, body-painting, and TV, but I couldn’t improve my talent. A few years later I moved to Milan, Italy and there I started my career as a make-up artist for high fashion. From there, people started to hear my name around the world and I got many requests for big fashion campaigns and productions.

4. What inspires you?

I get inspired from everything I see around me. I have a lot of ideas and visions. Sometimes I’m inspired from films, fashion designers, painters, textile, art shops, and you know, creative people get inspired from everything.

5. How did you start working with celebrities?

I think it’s all about “people talk”, that’s how it’s working. When someone wants to work with me and loves my style or my techniques, of course they will say that to a friend or a celebrity`s photographer.

6. Which celebrities have you personally worked with?

I worked with: Tisha Camble Martin, Likke Li, Alberta Ferretti, Harald Gloockler, Bettina Zimmermann, Katja Riemann, Jeanette Haine, Adi Neumann, Anja Rubik, Deborah Salvalaggio, Manuela Arcuri, Maria Buccellati, Sasa Angelucci, Siri Tollerod, Kristine Belson.

7. What are the trendiest styles today?

There is always the style of flawless skin seen also on the catwalk.

But lately we see more trendy colors, geometric eyeliners, different colors of lipsticks and also facial jewelry. It made such a boom that until now, facial jewelry has become a whole new fashion trend.

The people that know my style, know that this is one of my favorite styles actually. . 8. What is your #1 make-up tip?

Every woman can look great and glamourous in just 2 minutes, simply by adding some mascara and red lipstick. This look will always be in style. It’s easy to accomplish and it makes you look charming and beautiful. You can just use mineral powder for every look.

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9. Do you have any surprise for us in the near future?

There are a lot of surprises. I already have my line of make-up brushes, M.I.A. by Einat Dan, but soon I will have new long lasting lipsticks, an eyeliner and some unique eye shadows, so just follow me and you’ll see all my new stuff.

Born North of Israel Einat Dan, at the age of 18 moved to Tel Aviv, where she served a two year military service. Once her service was complete, she decided to follow her dreams as a make-up artist.

Her career as a makeup artist started in Tel Aviv and continued to New York City and Italy where she became recognized and sought out by many fashion photographers and magazines in the industry.

Today Einat is based in Berlin, Germany where she continues her carrier as one of the leading makeup artist in the industry of fashion, beauty, body painting and travels the globe teaching master-classes and workshops to professional makeup artists. Einat Dan holds seventeen world award trophies and top recognitions from both the industries of makeup and bodypainting.

Besides being a leading makeup artist, Einat also works in fashion shows around the world, art direction , set designing and also creates handmade head pieces and costumes that have been showcased in many top fashion editorials and magazine covers.

She continues to explore, create and set new standards. In 2012 she created a line of Makeup Brushes called MIA by Einat Dan. Some of her clients and celebrities include: Tommy Hilfiger, Fendi, Valentino, Vivienne Westwood, Etro, Jean Paul Gaultier, Gian Marco Ventury, Argento Vivo, Le Makiage, Morelato, Muccino, Nouba Make up -Italy, Oroblue Rocco Barocco, Revlon israel, Sickens, Soft Touch Make Up, XOXO Bags.

Harald Gloockler, Bettina Zimmermann, Katja Riemann, Jeanette Haine, Likke Li, Adi Neumann, Alberta Ferretti, Anja Rubik, Deborha Salvalaggio, Manuela Arcuri, Maria Buccellati, Sasa Angelucci, Siri Tollerod, Kristine Belson.

Editorials : Vogue, Vogue spoza, Elle, Instyle, Tatler, Maxim, Reve, Trucco & belezza, Make up artist magazine, Institute, Solis, Kaltblut, Gracian collection, Fashion&Beauty.

Photos by : Camilla Camaglia

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HO T INTERVIEW WI TH

The Brilliant Michael McCormick

Of the

Candy Anatomy https://instagram.com/candyanatomy https://twitter.com/CandyAnatomy I expanded my efforts with a sharpie to label the bones of my wrist, then the muscles, nerves and blood supply of my arm. Things kicked off when I realized that Haribo Fried Eggs were the ultimate Cellular Candy.

Combined with some delicate use of “hundreds and thousands” my first Candy Anatomy was born: “Eggstra-cellular Signalling”. Pretty rudimentary, but it inspired me to develop more and more intricate pictures.

The first semester at Glasgow University was excellent; a new topic each week provided me with a new confectionary challenge. As my work progressed it became apparent that a lot of my fellow students were becoming increasing interested, to the point where the images were being used as revision tools.

By the end of the semester I even used two of the pictures for my exam, however I still do not know if the addition raised or lowered my ultimate grade!

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y name is Mike McCormick, I’m a 2nd year Medical Student at the University of Glasgow, and a Physiology (Hons) Graduate from the University of Edinburgh. My Project “Candy Anatomy” started in September 2014, in the first few weeks of Medical School. Since then it has spiraled out of control.

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most mature student out there, and while waiting for my food I had no reservations about asking the waitress if I could have something to colour in, much to the embarrassment of my friend. My choices were an ice cream sundae or a highly stacked burger. I needed both.

In minutes I went off-menu with my crayons, producing an annotated Glenohumeral joint and L1-L5 Lumbar Vertebrae respectively.

After some well-earned self-deprecation at the extent of my nerdiness, I validated the whole event under the guise of acceptable to further my medical career.

In response to the increased attention, I created a dedicated Instagram (candyanatomy) and Twitter (@ candyanatomy) account. Starting with students from Glasgow University, it soon gained an international following with associated online and magazine articles including The Guardian and STV News. The interest in my bizarre learning tool has motivated me to create more elaborate and varied pieces. My most recent images have been the result of a commission by my Medical School to produce material to attract school leavers to consider studying Medicine at the University of Glasgow.

The future for Candy Anatomy will no doubt move into increasingly detailed microstructure and a new commission from the Centre for Molecular Parisitology.

Please follow my Instagram and Twitter accounts, feel free to request diagram suggestions via direct message!

INTERVIEW WITH Michael McCormick Of the Candy Anatomy

By Catalina magee

What were the steps to creating the “The Cand-Ney RE-(Remastered)” masterpiece? How long did it take to accomplish?

“The Cand-Ney RE-(Remastered)” was the result of an incorrect textbook causing me to produce a flawed diagram. My followers were quick to notify me of the problem and within 24 hours I had produced a new image correcting it. My work appeals to a large audience both with and without a scientific background, and I certainly don’t want to be distributing misinformation.

What candies do you use the most?

My foundation for images has almost always included Smarties. They are very useful for creating vibrant diagrams so it is easy to tell what is what.

More recently I’ve been creating semi 3D images, I’ve found layering foam bananas and shrimp gives me the depth I need. Just reading this I am constantly reminded how ridiculous my hobby is!

Any plans for the future? What should we look out for?

I start 2nd year of Medical School in 2 weeks so I will probably base my new images on what comes up in lectures. However I have a commission

follow @candy anatomy to create a few Parasite Life Cycles, such as Malaria and Leishmaniasis. Also there is a possibility I will be working to produce artwork for a new children’s hospital in Scotland.

What is your motto in life? Can you offer any advice for our readers?

My motto in life I suppose would be to not let hurdles stop you from carrying out what you dream of doing. Since leaving high school it has taken me 9 years to get into Medical School.

One degree, a run around the perimeter of Scotland for charity, a broken skull with two brain hemorrhages, and a year as a healthcare assistant in the same Neurosurgery Ward that I was a patient. It might take a lot of fighting, but there is always a way around.

In the sweet shop you see strawberry laces, candy hearts and foam bananas. I’m seeing capillaries, myocardium, and the beginnings of a pancreas and searching endlessly for some blue raspberry laces so I can finally incorporate deoxygenated blood vessels!

SUPPORT EMERGING ARTISTS

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#SWAG Photographer: Dominik Czubak Stylist: Cezary Glusniewski/ MlodyStylista/ Model: Izabela Kobus / Make up: Katarzyna Sojka

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Stylist: Cezary Glusniewski/ MlodyStylista

Photographer: Dominik Czubak

#SWAG Hat: HatHat, Boots: Kazar

Shirt: Mr.Gugu&Miss Go/pakamera.pl, Pants: Mazurekmanka/pakamera.pl,

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ARISTOCat

Photographer: Jonathan Roberts Model: Trevor Wayne MUA: Harper Designer: Joshua Christensen

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ARISTOCat

Art Creator Photographer: Tudor Belei Stylist: Simona Moiceanu M a k e - u p : Ta n i a C o z m a M o d e l : I r i n a ( M RA M o d e l s ) Hair: Ileana Dobrescu

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Actively listening and curious Our stylish version of someone listening with interest.

Seed dress, Company of Strangers Harness belt.

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Confident and relaxed This is a relaxed version of “steepling”, which people do when they are very confident.

Here she is relaxed, but confident in the facts.

FCUK Hooded jacket and blouse, Seed pants, Swarovski cuff.

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The Italian We love how Italians drive the point home with this gesture so often.

Its direct in nature meaning what? or why?

Vaughan Geeson dress, Underground Sundae X Company of Strangers necklace, Meadowlark and Jasmin Sparrow rings.

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Discerning and Protective This gesture of hiding the chin (protective) with the finger up (critically evaluating), is a beautiful gesture.

Xplain blazer, Standard Issue cashmere polo and net skirt, Meadowlark bracelet and model`s own floral bracelet.

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The Fashion Potential Learn Fashion the Right Way! http://thefashionpotential.com

Article By: Tosha Cole Clemens

In today’s world fashion changes at the speed of light, finding out how What is The Fashion Potentials focus?

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MM: We teach DIY, indie and emerging fashion designers and students

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What subjects do you teach at FIT (Fashion Institute of Technology)?

I often here, “I’m going to start my own fashion line!” O really? Do you have

MM: I teach e-commerce and logistics to emerging designers, fashion

knowledge in this, I ask? No, they say, “I will figure it out as I go”. Some people end up having great success while most of them don’t last past year 5. If they do

students, professionals, and solopreneurs that want to, or are looking to

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launch an e-commerce website.

to learn the hard way. It is my passion to help save those people from making What would you say your “Niche” is in the fashion industry?

that terrible mistake!

MM: I have experience in all facets of the fashion industry- product

On this mission to help save the fashion world, I came in contact with Melissa McGraw, the owner and founder of The Fashion Potential. I was instantly

development, merchandising, buying and sales. My niche is really starting

blown away with her knowledge of the fashion industry (as she has over 15

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I would also have to say my other “niche” is making your way in the

the industry and connections, she knew it would be a must to start sharing this knowledge with designers. So The Fashion Potential was born. Her services are

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MM: I would love The Fashion Potential to be the one stop destination

The Fashion Potential offers courses as well as other opportunities in order to gain the knowledge that you desire. Trust me, you want to learn from someone

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However, Melissa also teaches at the well-known fashion university, FIT. What product category do you enjoy working with the most?

One aspect of the services I find very useful is the ASK The Fashion

MM: The answer to this question is two-fold for me. I love working

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The Fashion Potential is what it means, the potential to be the best! I wanted to set down with Melissa and get more of a “behind the scenes” look into The

I also enjoy working with emerging designers on getting their collection retail ready- whether it is via their ecommerce site, pop-up shop, or selling to boutiques.

Fashion Potential.

What is your philosophy of life?

What made you want to start The Fashion Potential?

MM: I started The Fashion Potential because I felt there was a void out there

MM: My philosophy in life is that you can’t live a positive life with a negative mind. Treat every day like a blessing! You can’t give up!

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COVER FEATURE

JANICE DICKINSON

BY ADINA DORIA

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dina Doria is a Los Angeles based professional photographer with ten years experience and a list of worldwide publications. Her goal is to take an idea, a concept and realize it in the form of compelling photography.

She enjoys working with people who embrace the creative process as means to embody their true essence.

Read our editor`s interview below.

How would you describe your work to someone who never seen it?

I like to describe my work as visually compelling. Almost like film, I intend to create photographs that tell a story, perhaps portray an emotion that the viewer can relate to.

All my shoots have different stories, as I often conceptualize these stories and let my subjects bring them to life. My photographs aim to capture the essence of the personalities being shot.

How long was the transition from a hobbyist to pay professional?

How old were you when you had your first contact with a professional camera?

I was given my first camera when I was three years old. I loved taking Polaroid photos as a kid and bought my first professional camera when I turned 15. I taught myself how to use it and my first paid photos were live music concerts for local newspapers. As my level of work progressed through the years, I knew photography was going to be something I dedicate my life to doing.

Where are you based now? Would you move anywhere for your career?

I am currently based in Los Angeles, California. This has been my home for the past seven years, and as much as I love it here, traveling is a part of me. I would most definitely love to create art all over the world.

Do you always retouch your own photos or do you collaborate with a professional Photoshop wizard?

For all my personal shoots, I prefer to retouch my own photos. For commissioned shoots, I work with a number of photo editors and graphic designers. This all depends on the project.

Interview with photographer

ADINA DORIA

by TPM Editor Florenta Popa

What is your most used Photoshop tool?

Photoshop all together is THE tool! Software such as Photoshop has allowed me to experiment with different techniques and innovate new ways of editing. Especially with my color based projects, I feel as if taking a picture is, in a sense, like buying a canvas- it still needs to be painted, in order to be considered finished.

What about your favorite lens?

I find myself using the 70-200mm most often, but this all depends on the assignment and the camera that I am using. Each lens captures a shot from a different perspective.

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“Fashion is the moment.”

What’s your favorite subject to shoot?

People. I ove immortalizing emotion and beings.

A photograph can capture one moment in time that can never be recreated. Thus, I believe that though photography we can live forever.

What does fashion mean to you, and how do you see the future of fashion?

Fashion is the moment. It’s here and then it’s gone. Anything is possible in fashion; styles are like a capsule in time that represent the era in which they exist. Fashion is more than aesthetic; it is a piece of history. I like portraying fashion in a playful, artistic sense. Nowadays, trends come and go faster than ever, there is a lot of “quantity” but also a huge amount of innovation.

What inspires you mostly? Did you ever have a lack of inspiration? If yes, what helped you?

Imagination! I am constantly inspired, and often find myself disappointed, because there is not enough time in the day to do everything.

“ Every model becomes a muse for that moment. ” Do you have a muse? If yes, who is she?

Essentially, everyone I work with on my personal shoots becomes a muse for that moment.

Then again, there are also the people I work with, over time, as I sometimes like to get to know my subjects and shoot them through the years, as they age.

Is there any celebrity you didn’t have the chance to shoot, but you would love to?

A few that come to my mind would be Angelina Jolie, Christina Ricci, Marilyn Manson, Patti Smith, Julie Andrews, Susan Sarandon and Winona Ryder.

How often do you donate to charity? And how often should charities ask for donations, in your opinion?

Every time I work on a project connected to a cause I believe in, I feel like I am giving back.

I’m a strong advocate of certain issues and have a deep respect for organizations like the United Nations who fight every day to make the world a better place.

60s and 70s Inspiration Could you name few artists who inspired you more than others?

The 60’s and 70’s have always been an inspiration to me. There was a special sense of freedom back then in the arts. Some of my favorite photographers are Helmut Newton, Robert Mapplethorpe and Richard Avedon.

Who`s your favorite top model? How about your favorite city in the U.S? I actually do not have a favorite model. Everyone I have worked with has his or her own essence. I like unique faces and personalities that are not afraid to play with image and push limits. My favorite city...It’s a tie between Los Angeles and New York!

“Janice Dickinson`s knowledge and experience exceeds expectation.”

Your nationality?

I was born in Bucharest, Romania. I spent my childhood in Copenhagen, Denmark and my teenage years in Montreal before moving to The States.

‘Black and white’ or color?

My style goes from high contrast black and white to surreal, highly saturated colors. I like touching both edges, nothing in between.

What’s your favorite session? And why?

I’ve worked with many people whose work I admire. I have a lot of memorable stories, but if I have to pick my favorite session, it would be working with Janice Dickinson. Her knowledge and experience exceeds expectation. Also, her dedication and love for fashion is beyond anyone I’ve ever worked with.

Any pending projects? If yes, could you tell us a few words about one of them?

I am currently working on a film that will blend stylistic eras with an innovative twist.

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8 BEAUTY TIPS

by PATRICIA DE LEON Patricia De Leon is a Panamanian actress whose career spans between English and Spanish markets. She stars as ‘Madame Emmanuelle’ in the Latin American TV series “Tomame o Dejame,” which is currently shooting in Miami. The cast includes well-known actors such as Maite Sambil, Scarlet Ortiz, Yul Burkle, Eduardo Serrano, Zully Montero, and Guido Massri.

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around your neck as well. You’ll want to apply you’re your moisturizer from bottom to top, in an upward motion. If you apply in a downward motion, you’ll just help create sagging and wrinkles, which we don’t want! For around your eyes, you’ll want to tap your eyes with the moisturizer using your fingertip. Under your eyes, apply it from outward to inward.

Now this one might seem silly, however I’ve seen women workout at the gym…in makeup. You want to look your best while getting fit, who Patricia has worked on films alongside a number of highly regarded names that include “Your Move” (directed by Luke Gross, starring Robert

doesn’t? However, while you’re sweating up a store, your pores open up.

Your makeup becomes waterlogged and makes its way into your pores,

Davi, Luis Gatica, and Alain Mora), “Fighting For Freedom” (Bruce Dern,

“I always keep 2 pieces of make-up on me at all times...”

Kristanna Loken, Jose Maria Yazpik), “Confessions of a Womanizer” (C. Thomas Howell and Gary Busey ), “Light From The Darkroom” (Russell Wong), “Badass” (Ving Rhames, Danny Trejo, and Ron Pearlman), “The Pool Boys” (Matthew Lillard, Efren Ramirez, Tom Arnold), “How The Carcia Girls Spent The Summer” (America Ferrera, Elizabeth Peña), “Spliter” (Edward James Olmos, Maria Conchita Alsonso), “Cloud Nine” (Burt Reynolds, DL Hughley, Paul Rodriguez), and “All In” (Dominque Swain, Michael Madsen).

Her work on television includes a recent guest lead appearance on CBS’ NCIS as ‘Gloria Hernandez’. She was a series regular on STARZ “Magic City” as ‘Pasterita Nunez’, and on the ABC network pilot, “Grace” alongside Eric Roberts. Patricia was a fan-favorite on TNT’s “Men Of A Certain Age”, playing Ray Romano’s fantasy woman. She has even guest starred on the FOX series “Ride Along.” Previously, Patricia spent 4 years as ‘Sofia Munoz’ on the ABC Family series “Lincoln Heights.” Some of her well-known telenovela works includes Univision’s “Corazon Apasionado”, Telemundo’s “Perro Amor”, and “La Ruta Blanca.”

Outside of her entertainment career, Patricia is an animal rights activist who became the face of a worldwide Anti-Bull Fighting campaign

Patricia De Leon

for PETA as well as a spokesperson for PETA Latina. In early 2015, she launched a cruelty-free signature line of lip products, Aniise By Patricia De Leon.

building blockages. You don’t want that! Concentrate on building a better you at the gym, not on your melting foundation.

You can follow Patricia on Twitter, Instagram, and Facebook. For more information on her, visit PatriciadeLeon.com.

As a woman constantly on the run, I always keep 2 pieces of makeup on me at all times – a good mascara and—a great lipstick. With these 2 products, you can be ready for any occasion or outfit in a matter of

When I need to have that fresh look in the morning, I usually keep

minutes. That’s not to say if you don’t have the time, skip foundation,

frozen tea bags handy to put under my eyes. It helps to reduce the

eyeshadow, eyeliner, etc. But if you only have a moment’s notice to

puffiness. You can also cucumber slices to ease your eyelids.

freshen up, just keep it simple. Always use nude or a complimentary

For a good lip scrub, try brown sugar and honey. Mix equal parts it in a small bowl and massage your lips with that. Bonus, it’s edible and

shade of red lipstick, because both go with everything. I prefer to use Aniise line of lipsticks, which come in a wide variety of shades.

both ingredients are probably in your kitchen right now.

If you are afraid to use an eyelash curler, you can always go old

About Aniise: Aniise Natural Skin Care & Cosmetics is based in Los

school and curl them with a spoon. Yes, you heard me right. You take the

Angeles, California. Aniise products are formulated based on the skin’s

spoon and put it behind your lashes, then press in. For faster results, you

natural healing and rejuvenating properties. Therefore, using the purest,

can always rub the spoon against a piece of fabric until it warms up a bit.

highest quality ingredients nature has to offer.

It would works like a curling iron!

You can help your skin have a more youthful appearance by taking

The Aniise by Patricia De León line of Pro Matte Lipsticks and Lip Stains provide full coverage that stays on for hours. They glide

daily doses of Vitamin C. It is amazing for your skin! It can help reduce

on effortlessly and keep your lips soft and hydrated. They are animal

inflammation, help repair sun-damaged skin, promote collagen building,

cruelty-free and made from high quality natural ingredients in the

all while boosting your immune system.

United States. Our lipsticks and lip Stains formulation contains

Take a moment to relax and apply a facial twice a month to detox

approximately 35% color while most other lipsticks and lip stains in

your skin. Go with a mask that matches your skin type. There are 6 mask

the market contain only 10 – 15% color. Therefore, when applied, not

types to choose from – Clay, Thermal, Peel Off, Natural, Warm-Oil, and

only it is true to the color they also last longer. The Aniise by Patricia De

Natural. Each has its benefits depending on your skin. I recommend

León collection embodies a broad range of colors that were inspired by

Aniise Natural Skin Care’s Restorative Botanical Masque as a good

the vibrant, passionate character of the Latina culture. It was made with

starting point for detoxing and declogging your pores.

utmost care to match any skin color and tone. Any woman at any age

A thing I would like to make light of is the proper application of moisturizers. I’ve often seen women apply it onto their faces and stop there. It isn’t just the skin on your face you should take care of, but

will be able to enjoy this collection that was made with love.

Find out more about this amazing cosmetic brand at: http://

aniise.com.

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FEERIC FASHION DAY S

www.feeric.ro The best fashion players from Feeric Fashion Days

The fashion world is bursting at the seams with already-established labels that blur the line between designer and corporate brand. However, 2015 seems to be the year to watch out for the younger generation of designers. From those emerging from out of the internship shadows to those who are branching out on their own after years of veteran experience with major brands, emerging designers are stepping into the spotlight. From Feeric Fashion Days we picked the best designers, with the brightest future in fashion—and are definitely worth your close attention.

by MYRA POSTOLACHE

Basak Cankes – Turkey Başak Cankeş, the founder and lead designer of Bashaques’ followed her passion and studied fashion design at Fine Arts Department to create his own dream and build an inspiring future. By benefiting from her experiences with widely known fashion designers like Bora Aksu in United Kingdom, she discovered her talent in painting and pattern design. This inner discovery set a milestone in her career and motivated her to create a brand offering wearable art and inspire women with an artistic point of view. Başak Cankeş finds her inspiration in art, different cultures and travelling.

She runs her first store in Alaçatı, where is so popular among intellectual scene and surfers in Turkey, and hosts various international designers brands, art shows and the collection with Bashaques’ label.

Sarah Jessy Jones – Argentina Eduardo Perez Gonzalez Ocantos studied law at the University of Buenos Aires and directing of film and visual arts in London. Diego De Biase studied industrial engineering at the Catholic University of Argentina. Afterwards, he worked for the shoe company BIASEFLEX SACIFI. In 2009 they launched JESSY SARAH JONES with the intent of bringing art to daily objects. They have participated in various international design festivals including the International Design Festival of Buenos Aires (CMD); MICAM, MIPEL, “Mi Milano Prêt-á‐ Porter” in Milan (Italy), Feeric Fashion Days in Romania and soon we’ll see them again with their last collection at Milan Fashion Week in September 2015.

Mihaela Cirlugea - Romania Clothing and accessories created by Mihaela Cirlugea are treated by the designer as art objects. The main goal is to achieve objects as versatile as possible. The materials used are mostyly processed in a personal manner, with fortified structures composed of wires or stratifications. Many outfits have a vintage air. Each piece is refined and has tactile properties, revealing a state.

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Catrinel Marlon -Romania

Bianca Popp -Romania

Catrinel Marlon presented her own label Catherinelle and FW15 Bags Collection “Sublime” at Feeric Fashion Days. We already know Catrinel like a wonderful famous model and actress. Last year in July, Catrinel Marlon was part of Artisanal Intelligence in the official calendar of Alta Roma with Catherinelle bags painted by the designer herself.

Each painting acts as a source of inspiration and a “sign of recognition” with a symbolic split as well as the keyhole which is the Catherinelle logo. Fitting to the dream/reality theme, a film Directed by Brando de Sica for her brand won the best Advertising Prize this year at ASVOFF 7 , the Fashion Film Festival owned by Diane Pernet in Paris.

Bianca Popp is a Marangoni Master graduate at Istituto Marangoni Milan. Previously she studied Communication and graduated a MA on Semiotics of Theatre, followed by a twist in her career and life towards theatre costumes. The decision to start her own label took her to Istituto Marangoni. She worked as a designer for 10corsocomo for a few months after finishing Istituto Marangoni, for a taste of what high fashion really means, than started her own label in 2009.

The love for costumes persisted, as life unfolded new perspectives on human interaction and on the multitude of roles everybody plays without ceasing being true to oneself. From this very discovery came the idea of creating clothes that will adapt to various situations while preserving a core idea and telling a story that stands by itself as much as it describes and complements its owner. Temple Invisible is a collection dedicated to all my wonderful girls, who are strong and spirited, and who are fighting for love and truth, from the bottom of their big hearts. They are teaching me strength and laughter. It is a collection of much researched structures that look very simple and natural.

Andra Handaric -Romania

Charles & Ron is a contemporary lifestyle brand, high-end wearable clothing and bags with a distinct Mediterranean flair and a dedication to superior quality. Maltese culture is an integral part of the Charles & Ron design ethic and the brand’s vision is, to inspire its clients to be part of the instantly recognizable Charles & Ron Mediterranean lifestyle. Charles Borg was born October 29, 1968, in Malta, and Ron van Maarschalkerweerd was born September 13, 1971 in Holland. Charles learned his tailoring skills as a young boy from his relatives who were expert dressmakers and Ron studied Economy and Human Resources management. Charles and Ron met in Amsterdam in 1992 and Ron moved to Malta shortly afterwards. The mostly self -taught designers started experimenting and shortly after presented their first collection.

Their first label was named after the Queen of Holland, Beatrix. This label later evolved into Beatrix by Charles & Ron and they are now known as simply: Charles & Ron. The designers have established themselves as Malta’s leading fashion house and their bi-annual fashion show is Malta’s most anticipated fashion event. C & R have designed costumes for Malta’s top theatre companies and the duo was also selected to design the costumes for the spectacular opening ceremony of the Commonwealth Heads of Government Meeting that was held in Malta in 2006. Charles & Ron have over the years dressed many local and international celebrities and several international magazines and TV stations featured the designers and their work. C&R have shown their collections alongside Italy’s top designer labels during fashion shows for TV Moda but the duo consider their couture show in Rome, Italy, on Italy’s first TV station Rai Uno one of the highlights of their career. Over the years they have participated in many prestigious fashion events throughout Europe and also North America. Their last collection ‘Wired Bloom’ was presented during New York Fashion Week and Feeric Fashion Days, Romania. Charles & Ron are the winners of the Mediterranean Fashion Prize 2015.

Young fashion designer that just completed an internship with Gareth Pugh, Andra Handaric graduated a BA in Fashion Design- Westminster University. With previous studies in Fine Arts in the University of Arts & Design Cluj-Napoca and École Supérieure d’Art et Design Saint-Étienne she is constantly exploring the boundaries between art and fashion, being inspired by her cultural background and by her Romanian roots. Her universe is built around a variety of archaic production techniques and values, emphasizing the contrast between clean structured cuts and rich textures. Her last collection, Isihia – A Manifesto for the spirit aims to emphasize the spiritual value that exists in a stark, monastic environment and takes inspiration from Eastern European monarchal clothing .It is made out of basic materials and most importantly, it covers most of the body.

Maria Alina Margulescu – -Romania The designer has graduated the Mural Painting Faculty of Bucharest University, and the Design and Decorative Arts Faculty, Fashion Department, of UNARTE Bucharest. She is also a scholarship student at the Brera Academy in Milan, where she was able to display various collections during Milan Fashion Week. With fashion designs and artistic installations derived from the fashion concepts presented in Milan and Pavia, Alina has been recently awarded the 2014-2015 Artistic Award by Stoica and Associates Law Firm. The award is the financial support for the SS15 Collection, ,,Maiastra’’, first showcased in the Sibiu Feeric Fashion Days 2015. The designer’s creations bring together the tradition and the contemporary, and give birth to a new direction, « The New Traditional », the very motto of the brand.

MICHELANGELO WINKLAAR – Netherlands The designer was educated at the Hilversum Lyceum of Fashion and has been an autonomous fashion designer since, trying to push the boundaries in fashion. He conceptualizes ideas, which he executes by means of molding and draping. Michelangelo has a way of manipulating textiles and shapes, creating an alternate dimension between fantasy and reality by taking unique patterns and placing them outside the box. His designs are fine-tuned by a specific use of colors and fabrics, applying the final details by hand.

His work should be considered to be an extension of the personalities of the women he designs for.

Charles & Ron - Malta

Paola Balzano - UK Paola Balzano is a high-end womenswear label founded in 2012 under creative direction of Italian/Taiwanese designer Paola Balzano. Made in Italy know-how and traditional tailoring are reinterpreted with an oriental twist, coming from the designer’s Asian heritage which influences her creative vision in a unique fusion of East and West. Architectural shapes and sinuous silhouettes, combined with the softness and grace of draping characterizes Paola Balzano feminine and sophisticated style. Art in all its forms, philosophy, ancestral myths, rituals and legends are all elements that inspire Paola to create unique prints, using luxurious fabrics as canvas to translate her own vision and express season after season her individual and conceptual approach to fashion. With great attention to detail and finishing, the use of the finest fabrics and focus on high quality manufacturing and hand craftsmanship, Paola Balzano is synonymous of luxurious clothes and timeless elegance. Her collection is for a sophisticated and modern woman with a delicate soul. Paola is a dreamer who seduces with a veil of mystery.

Yvette Hass - Sweden Yvette Hass believes in creating mini collections with a high degree of fashion that creates a demand, covet, and a curiosity about what’s next to come. Her signatures are all about feminine modern silhouettes, leather, silk, beads and feathers. A major inspiration for her given pieces are cultural based Scandinavian characteristics. Yvette Hass wants to create strong individual pieces rather than a choral collection. The pieces are made for everyday wear, day to night looks. With her designs, they encapsulate essential pieces to build a wardrobe around, easy to combine in color, and long-lasting in both style and extension of upcoming collections. Yvette was established in Hong Kong 2012, and launched 2014. Her collections are found in Asia and Europe.

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DES IGNER OF THE W E E K

Editor-in-Chief`s pick

Sarah Jessy Jones

by Eduardo Perez and Diego De Biase http://www.sarahjessyjones.com Interview by TPM Senior Fashion Editor Myra Postolache

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rban, colorful and extremely creative, the Sarah Jessy Jones creations (of the filmmaker and artist Eduardo Perez, and great business-man Diego De Biase), are a mix of memories, places, childhood portraits and the artist`s favorite animal, the horse. The prints are full of color, personality and charm, with a great meaning and story behind. Eduardo and Diego combine art and industry, and the result of their creation is a fashionable story, full of talent and connotation. “ (Catalina Magee- Editor-in-Chief ) MP: Sarah Jessy Jones is known for its artistic design. Where do you find the inspiration for your creations?

SJJ: All the objects that we create are printed with Eduardo´s paintings. So that would be the first step. Starting form there, we continue playing.

MP: You have showcased your newest collection at Feeric Fashion Days in Romania.

What was the best feeling you received from this festival?

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SJJ: The best feeling we received from FEERIC Fashion Days, was the love and kindness of all the people, especially from the FEERIC team. It´s a great fashion show and we are very glad to be part of the family now. For sure we will be there next year.

MP: For you, what does it mean to be a part of the most amazing South American brand?

SJJ: We don´t think that Sarah Jessy Jones is the most amazing brand of South America. There are lots of very good ones, but thanks for that! What we think and know is that we put all our love and hard work in our creations.

MP: You have a lot of celebrity clients. Do you want to continue to dress celebrities?

Who is the most interesting celebrity dressed by Sarah Jessy Jones?

SJJ: We love to dress beautiful girls, with a grateful look of the world. For us, every woman is a celebrity in her own life.

Recently we have dressed Catrinel Marlon in Romania, and Oltin Dogaru took some really good pictures of her. We met her there and loved her sensitivity.

the most charismatic and Kind-hearted designers i`ve met in a long time.

Catalina Magee (Editor-in-Chief)

The Riding Horse Art Boots

www.sarahjessyjones.com

MP: Which is the must-have piece from your last collection?

MP: Where we can find Sarah Jessy Jones in the world?

SJJ: The Riding Horse Art boots by Sarah Jessy Jones.

SJJ: We are always looking for knew different markets, because we like to travel and show our work all around the world. Nowadays you can find our collection in Milan- Italia; Punta del Este- Uruguay; and of course, in Buenos Aires -Argentina. You can also contact us in www.sarahjessyjones.com

MP: Is there any advice that you`d like to offer our emerging designers?

SJJ: We don´t like to give advice, we just like to talk about our experience.

No matter how many doors they have closed on us, we have always kept going, because above all, we trust in ourselves and in our hard work.

MP: We know that it`s not easy to find a mix between art and fashion in order to reach a wonderful result, especially when we are talking about quality in fashion. How do you find a balance between art and fashion?

SJJ: In fact, we never thought about fashion.

Eduardo worked on independent movies as a movie director for years. I´m still attending clown workshops and gaining acting experience. We have been growing up with lots of emerging artists. For us, fashion is just another way to express our art and manifesting ourselves.

MP: What are the next plans for Sarah Jessy Jones?

SJJ: We have lots of invitations and we are trying to attend all, but for sure we will be at Milan and Paris Fashion Week, and all the summer season at Punta del Este, Uruguay.

(Left): Diego, (Middle): Anama Ferreira, (Right) Eduardo

Images: sarahjessyjones.com

The brilliant minds behind Sarah Jessy Jones

Images by Dan Niculescu

Eduardo Perez Gonzalez Ocantos born in Goya, Corrientes, Argentina in 1972.

Eduardo Perez Gonzalez Ocantos studied law at the University of Buenos Aires and Film Directing and Visual Arts in London. His film work premiered in 2007 at the 22nd Mar del Plata International Festival, and his art work has made several samples in several provinces and different countries.

In 2010, Eduardo`s work was featured at the International Festival of Design of Buenos Aires (CMD); in 2012 at the MICAM - Milan, Italy; and in 2012, at the MIPEL - Milan, Italy, among other local fairs and International Art + Design.

Eduardo also participated in the Biennale of Chaco, Argentina and his works are part of several private collections.

In 2009 creates a Concept “SARAH JESSY JONES” that is to bring art into everyday objects, with which he participated in various International Festivals of Design.

Diego De Biase was born in Buenos Aires, Argentina in 1980. He studied Industrial Engineering at the Catholic University Argentina. For nearly a decade, Diego worked for BIASEFLEX SACIFI, his family`s footwear company, with over 60 years in the market.

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Exclusive still images from Luke Woodford and Mandee Arnold’s first fashion film

Broken Photography: Luke Woodford Model: Mandee Arnold Hair and Make-up: Rosie Lee Dress: Elizabeth Emanuel Assistant: William Besse www.lukeandmandy.com Luke says :

We are extremely excited about this first fashion film and new direction in our art. We wanted to create a simple story to really allow the viewer to focus on Mandee’s storytelling, and of course, Elizabeth’s amazing dress. This is also the first time I have officially filmed anything, so it was important not to over-complicate things. The whole technical side of the film was created by us. I shot and directed it. Mandee modelled, edited and also created the soundtrack. We hope you enjoy the result and we look forward to this new chapter.

Mandee says: Filming together was such an amazing and different experience. I’ve done some acting parts before, but never anything this spontaneous. The only thing we knew for sure was that I’d be starting off in a phone box - everything else was done on the spot. It’s also been an exacting process creating a soundtrack that correlates with the film, but I feel I’ve set the mood we were going for. We wanted it to be quite distressing... Acting crazy in the middle of London is quite nerve wracking, so at least I was able to use that anxiety to my advantage!

We would both like to thank Elizabeth Emanuel for believing in our creative vision, Rosie Lee for an outstanding job on hair and make-up, and William Besse for being the best assistant on the planet.

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“Acting crazy in the middle of London is quite nerve racking , so at least I was able to use that anxiety to my advantage!”

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Exclusive still images from Luke Woodford and Mandee Arnold’s First Fashion Film

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ALL IMAGES CREDITED TO ERIN SCHWEINSBERG

Get Your Brush ON!

by Erin Schweinsberg TPM Senior Beauty Editor www.facebook.com/erinschweinsbergmakeupartistry

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here are several makeup brushes that every lady must have in their makeup bag, the trick is knowing which ones to invest in! Here’s a quick brush guide to help you find what’s missing from your makeup bag!

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The Blending Eyeshadow Brush.

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f you can only afford one brush this month, make it this one! This brush is designed to blend eyeshadow along the natural crease of your eye lid. The narrow tip of the brush also allows you to add color to a specific area of the eyelid if needed. This is my favorite brush out of my whole collection, a must-have for any woman seeking beautiful, blended eyeshadow!

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The Blush Brush.

his brush is essential for creating a natural, blended, cheek color look. Usually applied with circular motions to the apples of the cheeks, this brush allows you to use as little or as much color as you desire, making it the perfect tool to control how rosy you’d like your cheeks to be!

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The Angled Eyeliner Brush.

his would have to be one of the most versatile brushes in my makeup bag!

Not only is this brush amazing for applying eyeliner, but I can also use it to fill in my brow,

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his will most likely be the largest brush in your makeup kit, and one of the most important. This large, long haired brush, is the perfect tool to evenly distribute your setting powder. It can also be used to apply bronzer if needed, as it does a great job of keeping all powders looking natural and even! .

his is another brush with multiple uses!

This is a great tool to groom your eyebrows, as it can be used to apply product when filling in your brows, or it can simply be used to brush your eyebrows into place. It can also a useful tool to un-clump your mascara and separate your eyelashes when needed! .

veryone needs a good foundation brush!

This brush puts an end to product wastage, gives a smooth finish, and can help you build up your coverage in a natural, flawless way. Sponges are well known for soaking up your product, whereas the foundation brush delivers a perfect finish every time without ever wasting a drop of foundation!

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Baking Made Easy with Love’illy Article by Tosha Cole Clemens So you’re like me, you have aspirations of becoming a gourmet baker. The problem is you have no clue where to begin. Or you might be the person who knows something about baking but don’t have the hours available it takes to bake from scratch. However great your experience may be in the kitchen (or in my case none), most of us want to be able to cook comfortably for friends and family, have the food be satisfying and nourishing, and most of all taste great!

It’s often said that baking is an art, you either have the talent or not. Well in today’s food industry that’s no longer the case. Large Companies and small start-ups are now recognizing the needs of consumers and providing them with easy-to-use ingredients and foods that help anyone cook like a pro.

Who doesn’t love that? This gets people like me excited about being in the kitchen and the possibilities about what I might be able to cook- no stress, fail-proof ingredients, good food, happy people, yes please!

“WHERE THERE IS A WILL, THERE IS A WAY. ”

So what are these new food trends and products that will make life easier? What product will provide us with all the ingredients and tools necessary to become a gourmet baker? Well one of these hot new trends is Love’illy. Their line of gourmet pie mixes combine the tradition of baking with innovation. Yes, even a novice baker like myself can now turn out a traditional yet gourmet fruit pie…like grandma used to make but even better!

Love’illy is a line of gourmet pie mixes, made with no chemicals, preservatives or gluten. These all-in-one dry baking mixes combine a custom blend of aromatic spices, real sugar and gluten free thickener that makes for an easy-to-use pie mix- essentially a fruit filling starter. By simply adding Love’illy Gourmet Pie Mix to fresh or thawed fruit, pouring it into a pie shell (or any pastry for that matter) and baking, your guaranteed a perfectly thickened, wonderfully flavored fruit pie. It’s like a cake mix but for pie, there’s nothing like it. Now isn’t your mouth watering?

I got a chance to interview the owner of Love’ illy, Sydney. She explains the goal of Love’illy to bring ease and sophistication to homemade baking and entertaining. As well as, how the brand grew organically in her kitchen, from hours spent cooking and creating her own recipes. Let’s learn more about her journey and her amazing products!

What inspired the name Love’illy?

SB: The name Love’illy was inspired by my love of cooking for friends and family. It’s the thoughtfulness and pleasure one takes in preparing food for loved ones. Cooking is an extension of yourself- an offering if you will, that says ‘this gift is for you, please savor and enjoy, and leave satisfied and nourished.’ There’s no better way to enjoy the company of others than to sit around the dinner table and enjoy home cooked food.

What is unique about Love’illy?

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SB: Our fruit filling starter is handcrafted in small batches with gluten-free thickener, real sugar and fresh fragrant spices which makes baking fruit filled desserts effortless. There’s no other product out in the mainstream market that helps people make delicious and natural fruit filling; the only other options are canned fillings which have loads of sugar (not even real sugar), very little fruit and poor fruit quality. There are plenty of pre-made pie doughs available but there aren’t any filling options- that’s where I saw a need and created a product. I mean the filling is just as important as the crust!

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Interview with Sydney, the owner of Love’ illy.

How did you decide on what flavors to make?

SB: I’m a food lover. Wherever I go and whatever I do I have to sample local cuisine.

That passion for flavor and unique ingredient combinations is what inspired me to develop the line of Love’illy flavors. When deciding what fruit pie mixes to make I began by focusing on the most popular fruit pies and what spices would be complementary yet distinctive.

I knew my line of gourmet pie mixes had to include apple, blueberry, peach and cherry- these are all classics in their own right. Each ingredient in the mix had to complement the fruit first and foremost. The fruit had to be the star of the show, with all other ingredients subtlety in the background. The foundation to all of my recipes and flavors includes a balance of sweet, tart, warm and salty elements. This balance of flavor creates a complex, satisfying and well composed recipe.

For someone that has never baked before, is it a product made for a beginner?

SB: For the person that’s not as comfortable in the kitchen and intimidated by baking, using Love’illy is a great option. There’s no need to worry about your pie turning out runny or lacking flavor or making sure you have a pantry filled with the right ingredients. By picking out your fruit, making or buying pie dough, and your favorite Love’illy mix, you can effortlessly make a gourmet dessert in minutes- mix, pour, and bake! So simple!

For the person that’s an experienced or frequent cook, Love’illy is great because it saves time and is an extraordinary dessert that never fails to impress. Most of us don’t have 2 hours to make one dessert and using Love’illy is a way to make a homemade dessert in minutes. It’s semi-homemade cooking at its finest.

How has being a business owner changed your life?

SB: I’ve learned a lot throughout the process. From concept and development to the

creation of a sellable product the journey has taught me that I’m resilient, and that creativity, perseverance and being nice to others will get you far.

Where do you see yourself in the next 5 years?

SB: In the next 5 years I see the Love’illy brand expanding with the addition of various flavors and products.

Short term, I hope Love’illy continues to gain consumer and industry recognition and is carried in more large and small specialty grocery and retail stores across the U.S. What is your philosophy in life?

SB: Where there is a will, there is a way. This is my mantra, because I started this company with no industry experience or connections and hardly any money.

I entered into a very difficult and expensive field as an underdog. It’s taken years to develop and design Love’illy and at each stage there have been challenges that could have easily made me want to throw in the towel.

Whether it was people doubting my ability, logistical issues or distributors and buyers not wanting to take a chance on the product because it wasn’t familiar (i.e. another hot sauce or flavored mustard), I’ve always believed I could make it happen, and when one path ends another can be created. You just have to have faith.

By using Love’illy there’s no need for a recipe or handfuls of ingredients- it’s all included in the mix. What more could you ask for?!

To check out more about these amazing products, go to www.loveilly.com

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new vegan dish For best vegan recipes, go to: http://www.peta.org/recipes

3 lbs. firm tofu, cut into 1/8-inch slices 1 cup tamari Dash liquid smoke 1 cup maple syrup 1 cup raw cashews 1 1/2 cups water 1 lb. white mushrooms, sliced (optional) 1 1/2 cups water 1 head garlic, roasted and crushed 36 oz. vegetable stock 3/4 cup nutritional yeast Salt and pepper, to taste 1 1/2 lbs. cooked vegan fettuccine

Vegan Fettuccine Alfredo alla Carbonara Preheat the oven to 325°F. Place the tofu slices in a baking dish. Combine the tamari, liquid smoke, and maple syrup in a small bowl, then pour over the tofu slices. Bake for approximately 45 minutes, turning once.

Process the cashews in a blender, adding a little of the water at a time and blending until super-smooth. (There shouldn’t be any grit when you rub the mixture between your fingers.)

Heat a sauté pan over medium heat. Add the smoked tofu, sliced white mushrooms, and roasted garlic and cook until fragrant. Add the cashew cream, vegetable stock, and nutritional yeast and season with salt and pepper. Continue to cook until heated through.

Sprinkle the cooked fettuccine with salt before adding to the pan to prevent the pasta from robbing the sauce of its salty flavor.

Makes 6 to 8 servings. Recipe retrieved from: http://www.peta.org/recipes/vegan-fettuccine-alfredo-alla-carbonara/

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ALANGOO.com Interview with Golshid Mola, the founder of ALANGOO.com

by TPM Editor Nogol Zahabi

alangoo.com/designerapplication facebook.com/alangoollc Nogol: How did you choose the name and what does it mean?

Golshid: Selecting a name for the company actually took a lot of time. To me the name is one of the main aspects. I feel like you can get a sense of the lasting success from website’s name. ALANGOO was confirmed after long meetings with friends, experts and entrepreneurs. It was very important to me for the name to be one word, a word with meaning in Persian but no meaning in other languages, and of course for it to be related to fashion. ALANGOO means bangle in Persian.

Nogol: Does it just showcase the work of Persian designers? Or non-Persians are welcome too?

Golshid: Non-Iranian designers are welcome to apply and we did have a few on board, but they design pieces of jewelry that are inspired by the Persian culture.

Nogol: How did you come up with this idea and how did you start?

Golshid: ALANGOO.com is a combination of my two backgrounds in designing and doing trunk shows in Tehran, and digital media in NYC. While my undergrad thesis was about women’s jewelry of ancient Persia, my Master’s degree thesis was about online media. It was like the concept of the company has always been a part of me. With my friends from the Azad Art and Architecture university in Tehran we would make hand pieces of home decor and wearable pieces and used to set up group exhibitions throughout Tehran. The events became very popular and we were among the first groups doing such events after the revolution, if not the first. This goes back to 18 years ago and these events were not underground, illegal or private. After moving to NYC, I started my Masters degree at New York University in Graphic Communications Management and Technology which is pretty much media management. My focus was on online media versus traditional and I started at the largest online media agency in NYC. While the works of my friends and other designers and artisans in Iran had gotten more sophisticated and professional, I was in NY among consumers who had no idea what was going on in Iran and if Iranian women are this much into fashion and wearing unique designs... and that’s how I quit my media job and started ALANGOO.com.

Nogol: What obstacles were in your way as a Persian/foreigner in USA? Is there any obstacle now?

Golshid: Well I live in New York City and New York is not America. The city is so colourful with so many different nationalities and being a foreigner did not bring specific obstacles by itself. If there were obstacles and challenges which were quite a few, it wouldn’t be fair to blame it on that and it is more relevant to a person’s own personality and characteristics. But, the nature of what I do is around Iranian fashion and has roots is the Persian culture and naturally, not that many people are familiar with it and many are not interested to learn about it which makes my job much harder.

Nogol: Do you think you play an important role in spreading around the Persian art? How successful are you?

Golshid: This is a great question as this is one of my core motivations behind starting this project to promote our culture and introduce it via things you can wear. I am 100% confident that ALANGOO is serving this mission on some levels. I can feel that from the emails we get from non-Iranians and from the increasing number of our non-Iranian shoppers each month. Also, by tracking the Google search inquiries for handmade Persian jewelry that is being done in the US only.

Nogol: What is the criteria for a designer to be accepted in Alangoo and be able to open her/his account?

Golshid: At the beginning, we were only accepting handmade piece of wearable art made by the designer. Now we are also showcasing designers who have the production done elsewhere. ALANGOO has a new section of “Other Cool Stuff ” which is going to become a new category called ALANGOO Lifestyle which offers our non-wearable items. We are also thinking of a brand new section which offers Persian pastry and culinary arts. In any category, the designs should have some element of creativity. Inspiration by the Persian culture always makes the designs sell much faster. This is the nature of ALANGOO.com and this is what our shoppers want for now. Since ALANGOO is a platform, artists are in charge of posting photos of their work. This has been challenging as they sometimes do not provide presentable images. As a result this is becoming one important criteria for shop approval.

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Images Courtesy of Golshid Mola

ALANGOO.com Nogol: If you see a non-Persian person who doesn’t know much about Iran. How would you introduce Alangoo to him/her?

Golshid: One sentence: ALANGOO.com is the final destination to find Persian inspired jewelry and fashion made by independent Iranian designers, worldwide.

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“The mission of launching our own brand is to raise the bar in the Iranian fashion industry.”

In 1969 Henry Clarke, fashion photographer, went to Iran to take a series of fashion photos for Vogue magazine. Vogue published the pictures of beautiful models posing for the camera at Iran’s most beautiful palaces and mosques in Shiraz, Isfahan and Persepolis in its December issue in 1969. There were more topics covered about Iran’s fashion in that same issue of Vogue Magazine such as Vida Zahedi’s Chic Tehran boutique.

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After 1979 things changed, and for years fashion was not considered as a field of industry inside Iran. But recently, the fashion industry started booming in Iran again. For years, Iranian designers were working privately and underground but starting a couple of years ago the government has been giving permission to designers and models to showcase their collections publicly under the laws and rules of Iran. Licenses are being issued by the authorities and underground fashion is fading little by little. There are modeling agencies in Iran who are training professional models for catwalks and fashion events. Just recently, it was ‘Tehran Fashion Week’, which was held in one of the luxurious malls in Northern Tehran. Now you hear more about events like ‘Tehran Fashion Week’ in gatherings, parties, sport centres, and social media. There is a fashion revolution happening inside Iran and just last year, more than hundred fashion events have happened across the country.

But in the past difficult few years, there has been an online platform with a mission to provide an online space for independent and underground Iranian designers and jewelry artists worldwide to showcase and sell their pieces globally. ALANGOO.com is the name of this New York based marketplace which was started to introduce the modern Persian inspired fashion worldwide. The above is my interview with Golshid Mola, the founder of ALANGOO.com who successfully gathered a large number of Iranian designers around the globe and provided this online marketplace for everyone to easily buy and support Persian inspired fashion and wearable art.

Nogol: What is Alangoo and how does it work?

Golshid: ALANGOO.com is an online marketplace based in New York City that was developed 3 and a half years ago in order to provide a platform for independent and underground designers with Iranian backgrounds, worldwide. We provide them with both online and offline platforms via our website ALANGOO.com and by setting up trunk shows and exhibitions for them in metropolitan cities such as NY, LA, Boston, London, etc. ALANGOO.com is curated and application based. After the seller’s application is approved, she or he is provided with access to their ALANGOO shop. Designers, have full control over their ALANGOO shop. Meaning they can add or remove images, create listings, edit prices and descriptions. They can also receive messages and communications from users. We promote them on social media, talking to museums and galleries, and setting up trunk shows for them.

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ALANGOO.com Interview with Golshid Mola, the founder of ALANGOO.com

by TPM Editor Nogol Zahabi

alangoo.com/designerapplication facebook.com/alangoollc https://www.alangoo.com/private/azadehtajforalangoo Nogol: Nowadays you see some other websites selling Persian arts and fashion inside and outside Iran.

What makes Alangoo different and how does it compete with them?

Golshid: ALANGOO.com is the first in the world and the only US based company with a mission to showcase wearable art by Iranian designers. Yes, there have been and still are many shops who present Persian arts. But we decided to stay away from the Persian arts and Persian traditional handicrafts such as khatam kari, carpets, as well as the fine arts, We are the pioneer in presenting avant-garde persian inspired wearable art. Also, a big difference with ALANGOO.com is that we are a platform not an online concept store. This means that sellers have full access to their ALANGOO shops. They log in, changes images, write descriptions and receive messages from the users. Many use their ALANGOO shops as their own websites, because they have the same accessibility except for having to deal with web development and maintenance. This is a great value that we bring that an online store does not. We have Iranian designers from all over the world all gathered in one place together. When shoppers purchase something, they are directly supporting the artists. We do not have mark up on the products and designers are in charge of that. ALANGOO’s commission for self-service accounts is only 15% which is half that of other online and offline shops. In addition, we promote designers by setting up shows for them globally. We also talk to galleries and do exhibitions for them and have presented select designer at prestigious places such as the Asia Society Museum in New York. There were many designers who were contacted via their ALANGOO shops and had bulk orders placed. We connected one of the designers to a fashion designing to design pieces for her runway show at New York Fashion Week, and the list can go on.

Nogol: If you see a non-Persian person who doesn’t know much about Iran. How would you introduce Alangoo to him/her?

Golshid: One sentence: ALANGOO.com is the final destination to find Persian inspired jewelry and fashion made by independent Iranian designers, worldwide.

Nogol: How do you work with Persian designers inside Iran?

Golshid: We are always on the lookout for designers, but they mostly find us. I cannot wait for the official end of the sanctions to present more Iran based designers. Working with Iran based designers is sometimes impossible for a US company as we are not allowed to transfer funds to them. Also, US based consumers are not allowed to buy from permanent residents of a sanctioned country and receive shipments from them.

Nogol: What do you want to achieve for Alangoo in the future or what is the goal for Alangoo?

Golshid: I would like for ALANGOO to be able to work freely with designers inside Tehran and other cities of Iran such as Shiraz, Tabriz, Mashhad, etc. The sanctions have made it impossible for me to serve the mission of my company and I am hoping our license is issued soon as we are trying o get it for a while now. This is my ultimate dream for ALANGOO. We have a lot of new plans for the company. As you know, we recently launched our own clothing line, ALANGOO Private, with the debut collection, Azadeh Taj for ALANGOO. The collection will be available in a few stores soon, it is now available online at https://www.alangoo.com/private/azadehtajforalangoo.

The mission of launching our own brand is to raise the bar in the Iranian fashion industry by offering creative designs that not only have a touch of Persian culture, but also meet industry standards in design and production. The collection comes is all sizes unlike other Iranian brands that are mostly “free size”. We are also adding new sections to the site which is currently under development. We will be having more lifestyle pieces as well as a new section showcasing other forms of art than fashion and jewelry.

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Interview with GETA MARIN

H A IR S TY L IS T

by Myra Postolache (Senior Fashion Editor) Why do you think you decided to become a hair stylist?

I do not think it was a specific moment because everything came naturally! My grandfather was a barber and probably inspired me since my childhood; I wanted to do beautiful things with my hair!

How did you get your start in the industry?

My story is so long and beautiful! I worked for a while in the United States, and then I came back in Bucharest and worked with more brands, one of these is well known. But I always wanted my own business, but I always put the passion before money. Currently i have my own academy too and I love teaching people the secrets of this beautiful world!

What inspires you?

The passion! Not necessarily knowing everything that is new in fashion because I believe in myself and my imagination, but what inspires me most is Vidal Sassoon, the famous British hairdresser and businessman.

Geta Marin is a famous hair-stylist who`s been working globally in the fashion, beauty and hair industry. Her clients include many Romanian celebrities and Feeric Fashion Days` key hair stylist. Her work appeared in more Romanian publications, especially on many front covers. She teaches international master classes and workshops for professional hair styling artists. When I met her at Feeric Fashion Days, I was very surprised about her ability to change a hair style in 5 minutes and do so for 20 models, working with her team and having impressive communication skills.

Which iconic hair styles do you love?

“Hair up” Style, definitely!

How did you start working with celebrities?

First, I started with Monica Anghel, a Romanian famous singer and I was contacted by one of her assistants, so we met, we talked, and we changed the look. She became a regular client and also an icon in my academy. It was the start of a beautiful friendship also.

Which celebrities have you personally worked with?

Valeria Mangani, Monica Anghel, Dida Dragan, Menghia, Ana Maria Prodan, Claudia Tares, Joan Francia, Monica Columbeanu, Ramona Gabor, Elena Gheorghe, Monica Rosu, Mihaela Moses, Maria Simon Designer, Catrinel Marlon and the list goes on.

What are the trendiest styles today?

We have a diversity of natural hair, loose curls, the well-known waves, from the woven loops to natural wet look!

What is your #1 hair style?

Bridal hair.

Do you have any surprise for us in the next future?

9) Yes, but I will reveal at the right time!

I can only say that following some events with renowned designers from Romania! Follow me and my project with my students. A beautiful hair keeps us young! :)

Photos Photos by Roxana Enache Photography Make-up: Mihaela Cherciu

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v)or makeup

By Valeria Orlando PHOTO: ILARIA PAOLINO MAKE UP: VALERIA ORLANDO DESIGNER: RENATO BALESTRA LOCATION: RENATO BALESTRA ATELIER ROMA FASHION EDITOR/EDITORIAL PRODUCTION: MYRA POSTOLACHE CLUTCH : LUDOVICA AMATI FOR “SHOOTING BAG 1981”

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Interview with V(or Make-up owner VALERIA ORLANDO

By TPM Senior Fashion Editor MYRA POSTOLACHE

When and how did you discover the passion for makeup?

Tell us a little about your experience and relationship with Donatella Versace.

Since I was a little girl, I had a lot of dolls and my mother was desperate, because each doll that I had was transformed. I was in love with this thing to make the hair style and the makeup for my dolls. When I was teenager, I was doing the same thing with my best friends, and after the university, I decided to move to Milan from Sicily. I am proud about this, because although I love Sicily, it was important for me to turn my passion into a mission.

Being the personal make-up artist for Donatella Versace was for me a big step, and at the same time, this allowed me to expand my skills abroad.

I often traveled with her and for her. Donatella is a woman who knows what she wants, clear, decisive and loyal; I can only thank her today!

What is the strength of your skill?

I think the way I do makeup is out of the ordinary. I have different application techniques, but most importantly, I have a different my point of view on makeup. I get inspired from travels, books, stories, music, exhibitions, opera and ballet; certainly I had a childhood full of so many art forms, and I was born with this creativity skill too.On top of all the mentioned, I added a personal research on the color and the shapes. My personal makeup style includes “painting” elements as well.

What was your first makeup job about?

I started 25 years ago, and the first job was to direct a team of makeup artists for a famous franchising of Italian Hairstylists. As well as taking care of the shows in Rome and Milan, and the looks for Lorenzo Riva, Diane Von Furstenberg, Raffaella Curiel, Tony Ward, Alviero Martini, Donatella Versace to name a few, thanks to the additional expertise like consultant of Image acquired at Marangoni Institute in Milan. I have also a passion for PNL and Coaching, a science that will improve any type of relationship with the public, reaching the goals bilaterally (manager / public).

“ GIVE LOVE FIRST, a philosophy of life contained in my line of makeup.

From a Woman to Women by Valeria Orlando ”

Is there a celebrity that you think aged beautifully?

I would say with no doubt Monica Bellucci. Her features over the years became more attractive.

Obviously, like any celebrity, Monica also has some surgeries to keep a “fresh” face and a toned body, but looks great and natural on her. If you would`ve asked me I thought was the most beautiful Italian woman instead, I would have said Virna Lisi! A timeless beauty and with features that bordered on perfection.

When did you decide to lauch V)or Make-up and why?

V) or Make-up was “came to life” in 2011, but those who know me well, know that this was my dream for a long time. I always wondered: “Why don’t I create my own make-up line?”

The first thing to do was to study an extraordinary, unusual formula, which could simplify the work of the professional makeup artists, and this allowed me to have so many different lines of products in my bag. Additionally, my products are the same in my travels passing from high temperatures to lower temperatures in a very short time.

It took time, but in the end I am satisfied with everything today! And even professionals that attended my Academy through my Fashion Workshops said that the product had an exceptional performance.

What are the strengths of the brand Vor Makeup?

It contains 65% pigmentation (against the normal products, which are at 30%) of the professional products. No Parabens and Petrolatum. It is hypoallergenic. Has no presence of oil. It does not test on animals. Maximum stability of the product, from the Foundation Lipstick (the line is complete for the face, eyes and lips) with a little touch gives the ‘high percentage of pigments.

SPF factor of 60%.

The three steps for the optimal application of Vor Makeup foundation?

There are three types of skins (dry, mix and oily)

for my product, and regard to its formula, it does not need powder to be fixed. You must apply a good amount of moisturizer according to your skin type, so that will add the product evenly. You have to massage it until it becomes a second skin. Once the moisturizer has adhered to the skin, then you can finally remember that compared to standard professional foundations, you`ll need to apply less than half.

When it comes with makeup, what is one mistake that women make frequently?

Women often buy products that are not appropriate for their skin type, and rely too much on video tutorials (which might be quick and easy to capture, but obviously do not respect the uniqueness of the woman and her very personal characteristics); in this way, often, doing courses of applying self-makeup for the “amateurs”, neglect their makeup case and end up having several products that are inadequate, damaged and poorly preserved.

What is a secret to refresh your makeup at night, when you do not have the time to do it again?

You makeup case must a pack of thermal water to be sprayed on the face, that will refresh the skin, and give the trace minerals it needs, tapping it and not dry your face to avoid rubbing to remove the makeup.

What is the must-have by V(or make-up?

Without any doubt ,the foundation is the pearl of V)or Products.

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A RTISTS OF THE W E E K

Megan Chase Megan Chase is a 17 years old singer, songwriter/musician from Delaware. She has been singing and performing since she was 3 years old. She writes her own music, plays guitar and ukulele. In 2012 Megan began posting cover videos on YouTube and is now a rising independent artist with followers on Twitter, Facebook, Vine, YouTube and Instagram.

Her fans call themselves Chasers. Megan is a student ambassador with the non-profit organizations, Defeat the Label and Teens of America. Megan is also the creator, organizer and a performer with the Stand 4 Change concert tour.

This special anti-bullying concert series was created to spread Megan’s message that “Enough is Enough! Let’s put an end to bullying. Megan wants the concerts to be a friendly and welcoming event for everyone. A time where kids can come together, enjoy their favorite performing artists, have a good time and not feel judged.

Megan is preparing to take her concert

Erick Right

By TPM Editor LQuote/ Luther Lewis

Image by Joshua Ramirez/ Jackninefilms

LQuote: What truly inspired you to become a R-n-B singer/artist growing up?

Erick Right: Early on, I did a lot of stage events during my elementary, middle school, and early high school days and then I got introduced to a recording studio. It started to become less about the stage and more about the actual music. I was inspired by a lot of musical influences but one in particular was Donnie Hathaway.

LQuote: How did the song “So Gone” come about?

Was it written for you and is it a true story from your life?

Erick Right: I wrote the song and it wasn’t based on a true story. Some of what I write, at least at this venture in my life, is based on watching others and listening to music. I listen to a beat/melody and it all depends on what mood it may be. Does it sound like a happy song, or a sad song or an angry song? I let my mood take me wherever it wants to go.

LQuote: If you could collaborate with 3 specific artists in the music industry right now, which artist would they be and why?

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be great to work with is actually a Spanish artist, his name is Juan Luis Guerra. For me it’s a matter of working with superstar artists such as these because if accomplished then you’ve really created something for yourself in this industry.

LQuote: What type of artist/genre of music do you classify yourself as?” Style?

Erick Right: At this point in my career we are leaning more towards the Spanish market and me becoming more of a Spanish artist, but I still want to keep a big influence of English in my Spanish music. I want to focus on blending the two together. I don’t want it to sound like I am doing Spanish within English music and vice versa, but just really incredible music with Spanish and English together.

LQuote: Do you have any up and coming project, album, or maybe an EP projected to be released?

Erick Right: At the moment I’ve been currently working on a lot of singles and preparing them for release.

I am working on a Spanish version to Omi’s smash hit “Cheerleader”.”

LQuote: Do you get the love musically that you feel you deserve from your New Jersey hometown?

Erick Right: I definitely get the music love from the artists as I am well known from my hometown, especially since I’ve been making music for years. A lot of the artists in my city I’ve grown up with throughout my career so they know me well. I have felt that the love from other places or cities throughout the world out shine the local love, especially when you are coming up as an artist. The outside love can definitely be on a completely different level.

series on a cross-country summer tour with Teens of America.

The first show is scheduled to take place in St. Louis, MO. Megan has performed at many events, including the Stand4Change Tour, the VITY Tour and the Middletown, DE Peach Festival. Megan has been a guest on the tv show Keepin Up with Cool and the DJ Dani radio show on Hamilton Radio.

Megan also performed in the role of Bettie in her school play, “Give My Regards to Broadway,” at the Everette Theater in Middletown, DE. Currently, Megan is working with recording studio Turtle Studios in Philadelphia, PA to develop her debut album, which she hopes to release in the Summer/ Fall of 2015.

Megan has been featured in Just Amorous Blog, Young Adult Hollywood Blog and Preface Media Radio Show. https://www.youtube.com/user/TheLuckygirl3298

LQuote: Have you ever written songs for other artists locally and at a major level?

Erick Right: I’ve written songs for other artists before, even those brand new or “on the come up”. Some artists I can’t necessarily say I’ve written for due to it being credited under the production company itself. I’ve had my share of writing for bigger artists and local artists as I still write for others as well.

LQuote: When it is all said and done for Erick Right, what is it that you would want to leave behind from your music legacy?

Erick Right: When it’s all said and done I just want to go down with the greats. I want to be somebody with a voice that carries on to another generation. I want the younger people of future generations to hear my music and say to themselves, “This is old school but this is sick, I like it!” I want to be appreciated by future generations.

LQuote: Do you have anything else outside of music that you would love to pursue such as acting, fashion, humanitarian, etc?

Erick Right: Definitely acting, being that I was doing a lot of stage work earlier in my life. I would for sure be involved within humanitarian work. Giving back is very important to me, especially being blessed with what I’ve been given so I feel it’s only right to also give back in return. When you have more than enough and you are successful, one should be more than willing to give only to make sure that others are also doing well.

LQuote: What has been your most memorable moment in your musical career thus far?

Erick Right: The Montreal Merengue Festival, I believe in 2011. I performed the biggest song that I’ve ever put out called “Strip Club Remix”. I performed it in front of about 5K+ people and every single person knew the entire song word for word.

Interview with Ola Onabule

By TPM Editor Raluca Iorga One of the finest vocalists and contemporary artists of our time, British born, Nigerian raised, Ola Onabule writes music exempt from cliché and reminiscent of the great songwriters of the 60’s and 70’s.

His music crosses boundaries uniting Jazz, Soul and World Music influences to form a unique yet highly identifiable style.

Your emotional intensity and sophisticated theatricality transform your concerts into live masterpieces that hypnotize the audience.

How did you educate yourself and how did you develop your skills to this level?

Thank you! I started my life as a musician working in jazz bars and pubs, sometimes as part of a small ensemble and sometimes playing on my own, accompanying myself on guitar. It’s a great way to learn the art of entertainment. Often enough, people have not come to such venues for the specific purpose of listening to you and your music. They want to have a meal or a drink, they want to hang out with friends and have a chat. In such an environment, I became acutely aware of what I would need to understand to survive in the music biz, including how to grab an audience’s attention and hold it, how to put the emotion in a lyric across with all its meaning intact and how to introduce a song in the most effective way to make an audience curious and attentive. I also became aware of the power and impact of stage presence and appearance. I eventually realized that if I dressed as though I belonged on a stage people would treat me as such. I continue to try to expand on these important lessons and to improve myself in this regard every day.

What experiences and human qualities helped you to become a complete artist?

Once again, thank you! I would say that is very much a work in progress.

I could never really feel that the quest for perfection could ever be completed or attained. However, I have been on the receiving end of a great deal of kindness, generosity and faith over the many years from both people in the industry and by fans and supporters of my music.

Sometimes I reflect on the distances people have travelled to get to one of my concerts, or the fact that they may have had my songs playing at some profoundly important event in their lives or that they may have freely provided me with tools that will help me make more music… It just makes me feel so inspired to reach for the absolute best I can be and to keep pushing for higher ground.

In return to your amazing performance, which was the most emotional moment that the audience offered you in a concert?

There have been so many! But I remember my performance at the Montreal Jazz Festival in 2009 as having a great significance to me. Not only is it one of the most important jazz festivals worldwide, but also I was programmed on the Main Stage of the festival, and therefore in front of the largest audience I’d ever performed for at that point (upwards of 50,000). I was quite nervous, which is something I don’t normally experience, but the concert went incredibly well. Afterwards, I felt like I’d crossed a major milestone in my career. Going back to play at the Lagos Jazz Festival, in Lagos Nigeria, was also quite an emotional experience as it turned out to be a bit of a home-coming. It was the first time I had seen many members of my family in many years as well as the first time I had performed in the country of my ancestors.

musician when I was about nine years old. My father took me to see the legendary James Brown in concert in Lagos in the early 70’s. It was incredible and I was completely blown away! Something in my heart knew that this might be what I would do with the rest of my life, but as is often the case, things took a slightly different turn. I ended up in university studying a law degree and whilst there, I met a musician who invited me to come and perform with him and a number of prominent musicians in a London jazz club. That was such an important moment that a short while later I dropped out of law school, bought myself a guitar and committed myself to the life of a musician.

With these two very different Nigerian and London influences, how would you describe your music in a few words?

I think Afro Soul Jazz is the term that has come closest to describing what I do, but in reality there is so much more going on in the music than such a term can convey, including reggae, South American rhythms and much more…

What can you tell me about your new album “It’s The Peace That Deafens”? What’s the message of your songs in this new album and who do you dedicate it to?

My new album is made up of 12 new songs that I wrote over the summer of 2014 and recorded later that year. The album is inspired by my recollections of my childhood in Nigeria and how I interpret that period in my life today. Africa is a part of who I am but not something that I’d fully expressed in my music up till now so it was very cathartic to spend time looking back and trying to investigate the real effect of life before Europe on my artistic consciousness. I think the album is dedicated to my children who were born & raised in Europe and have a very limited relationship with Africa. The purpose of the album was to create a body of work that would evoke not only the sights, sounds and smells of Nigeria but also the spirit of the people. In this regard it seems I may have been successful as each of my children has their own favorite songs from the album.

You performed on the most prestigious stages and concert halls in the world, but who are the greatest artists and orchestras you’ve performed with?

I have had an amazing opportunity to work with many of musicians I admire deeply including Randy Brecker, Roy Hargrove and Hiram Bullock as well as great ensembles such as the WDR Big Band of Cologne, The SWR Big Band of Stuttgart, The Babelsberg Film Orchestra and the San Luis Potosi Symphonic Orchestra.

The journalist Rob Adams from The Herald compared you with George Benson and Al Jarreau, noticing some similarities in your voices. What do you think about his remark?

These are some of the most memorable and beautiful voices of the last few decades and it is an immense honor and compliment to be mentioned in the same sentence as them. It’s probably not that surprising either as I listened to their music endlessly when I was starting out in music.

What brings light to your life?

The simple things…Time spent with family, good food, the love of a good woman and the possibility to continue my life in music.

What’s the next stage in your career?

Do you remember that moment when you first realized that you’ll be a musician? When and how did this happen?

I think I first realized that it was possible to make one’s living as a

I hope the new album will introduce my music to new audiences around the world, such as Asia, Australia and South America. It would be so exciting to have the opportunity to do this while still being able to stay connected to the friends I have already made in Europe, America and Africa.

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BEAUTY TIPS

Writen by TPM Beauty Editor

Artist Maria

Inside Chat With Makeup

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Maria-Noël Bagnulo

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Maria Ortega is a self taught makeup artist originally from California who now resides in New York City. She moved to New York in pursuit of a makeup career. Maria is a makeup artist of the Local 798 IATSE Union. For more, please check out: http://www.mariaortegamakeup.com

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ake-up artistry is my passion, and in the past eight years working in the beauty industry, I’ve come to admire many other professional make-up artists, and Maria Ortega is one of them. Maria is a freelance makeup artist who worked many fashion weeks, Anastasia Beverly Hills and Makeup Forever, just to name a few. In addition to working with these fabulous brands, she has

worked with various celebrities from American NFL players to TV personalities and musicians.

I `ve been admiring her work for quite some time, and just I had to pick her brain and share with our TPM readers!

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i Maria, thank you so much for taking time out of your busy schedule to speak with us.

As a young girl were you very into makeup and fashion?

I was always into fashion, makeup and anything beauty. As a kid, I was mesmerized when I watched my mother apply makeup. She’s always been a woman who loves all things beauty and cosmetics.

However, I didn’t start wearing makeup until I was about 21 years old!

Maria, what made you decide to pursue a career as a makeup artist?

Where your friends and family supportive of your dream?

Secretly, I always wanted to work in makeup but was afraid to take the leap and just do it. When real estate hit an all time low, I left California and moved to NYC shortly after to pursue a career in makeup. The only problem is that I had no experience in it and didn’t know how to get my start. I fell into actually doing makeup in NYC by accident, when a beauty consultant approached me and opened the door for me and my start to a career in makeup. My family has been extremely supportive, especially my mother. She is definitely my biggest cheerleader.

Who is your makeup idol and why?

Definitely the late Kevyn Aucoin. Before I even knew much about makeup, I became obsessed with him and his artistry when I spotted his book “Making Faces” at the public library during my early teen years. I studied it and learned everything he shared in it. When I moved to NYC, I remembered the book, went to a bookstore purchased “Making Faces” and in essence learned how to do makeup from it. I owe my makeup career to him and his books. He was so ahead of his time as a makeup artist with advance techniques. He truly paved the way for so many artists. Kevyn Aucoin saw beauty in everyone and everything.

As a fellow make up artist I know we all have had that “oh s**t “ moment when we realize that we have forgotten an essential part of our kit. Do you remember your first flop? Can you tell us about it?

When I first started doing makeup, I had a very basic kit. While on set for a job, the client requested for a very specific lip color and gloss.

I created the lip color by using my Make Up For Ever Flash Palette and made the lip gloss by mixing Elizabeth Arden 8 Hour Cream and eyeshadow. The client was happy. A lot about being an artist is about creating, mixing and thinking on your feet.

Currently what are your three MUST HAVE cosmetic products?

Kevyn Aucoin “Sensual Skin Enhancers”- I just love their creamy texture, color range and I can use them as a heavy duty concealer or sheer them out to use as a foundation or even mix with moisturizer and use as a tinted moisturizer. They are a staple in my makeup kit.

Chantecaille Beaute “Liquid Lumiere”- perfect for adding all over glow by mixing with foundation, or applying on apples of cheeks, bridge of nose and above cupid’s bow for a natural highlight.

Face Masks- especially Korean brand masks, I use them on set to prep the model’s skin prior to makeup application. I live in NYC and get mine at Club Clio USA. You have participated in New York fashion week. Can you tell us a little bit about your experience and what cosmetic line have you worked with?

New York Fashion Week is always exciting and fun! The fast pace of everything in a week and the hectic scene backstage is amazing! Almost all shows have makeup sponsorship and some of the brands that have sponsored the shows I have been a part of have been: Make Up For Ever, Beauty Blender, Obsessive Compulsive Cosmetics, and Veil Cosmetics. Obsessive Compulsive Cosmetics has been the sponsor when I have been key for shows.

Do you have any new projects we should look out for?

I am excited for a few editorials that are coming out soon and in the fall. Also, I am going to Europe and will be working during my stay in Milan and Paris.

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With the industry growing so rapidly and huge YouTube/ Google reviews everywhere, how have you managed to stay so busy and continue to be successful?

I try to work in various facets of makeup artistry such as commercial, print, television and fashion. I am happy as long I am doing makeup. If you master clean makeup, then you will work. Additionally, being punctual, having great work ethic, a clean kit with good kit hygiene and knowing my place on set whether assisting or working as the key has been of essence for me and my growth as an artist. Additionally, the bulk of my work comes from referrals from artists I have assisted in the past, my fellow working artist friends and people who refer me via social media.

Now for the juicy stuff! Have you ever worked with any celebrities? Any we might know?

Working as a makeup artist in NYC grants you many opportunities to work with celebrities, artists and pro athletes. Most recently I have worked with recording artist Tove Lo, Joey McIntyre from New Kids On The Block, actress Jackie Cruz from Orange Is the New Black, second lady of the U.S. Mrs. Jill Biden, and actor Rami Malek from the series Mr. Robot.

Who has been the most entertaining celebrity that you have ever worked with?

The most entertaining celebrity I have ever worked with is the rapper Snoop Dogg. He is even more cool and down-to-earth that you could even imagine. Very humble and kind.

What celebrity would you like to work with that you haven’t?

I have been a huge supporter of Canadian twin musicians Tegan and Sara. I’ve listened to their music for over a decade and seen them grow and blow up in the music industry. Tegan and Sara have unique features and amazing bone structure!

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All photos courtesy of Cover FX.

By Backstage Collections Magazine Senior Beauty Editor

Maria-Noël Bagnulo

Cover FX creates makeup products that help you look your best while actually improving your skin over time.

Foundation is CoverFX’s specialty and their mission is to give every woman her perfect match. With over 25 inclusive shades, their unique formulas provide a precise match, based on your undertone, for skin of all ethnicities.

Which is why when I think of perfection I instantly think of all my imperfections and instantly I thought of CoverFX. Because of my imperfections, I was beyond skeptical when it came to using not only their foundation but any other brand as well. “An oil-absorbing mineral powder plus foundation in one.” I couldn’t believe it and as someone who suffers from hyper pigmentation and acne scars it seemed to good to be true.

They proved me wrong, the Pressed Mineral Foundation lasted 8+ hrs and kept my Puerto/Italian skin shine free.

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or dull skin, I would highly recommend the Illuminating primer. The primer doesn’t sit in deep creases or lines and is perfect to pair with your favorite CoverFX concealer.

Once you have found your right shade, you will find that their products will never irritate and can improve your skin during wear and over time. CoverFX takes ingredient choices seriously, which is why each product is packed with vitamins, emollients and redness reducers plus Free of the Inflammatory 5: parabens, fragrance, gluten, mineral oil and talc.

Best of all, they take the proper steps to ensure each product is safe for even the most sensitive of skin, all Cover FX formulas are developed under the supervision of dermatologists and are clinically tested to make this a healthy foundation.

What we like most of all is knowing that all of their products are vegan and cruelty-free. CoverFX is one brand that TPM has as our “one to have” and I personally can’t wait to see what CoverFX will come up with next.

For more information please visit: CoverFX.com

LIT COSMETICS: The King Of Glitter

By Backstage Collections Magazine Senior Beauty Editor

Maria-Noël Bagnulo

All photos by William Perkins

Our BCM Senior Beauty Editor, MariaNoël Bagnulo really knows how to scope out the newest and emerging cosmetic lines. In her ever constant search in her love for cosmetics and to find the best cruelty free products to share with you, our TPM readers, she caught up with the Creative Director of Lit Cosmetics, William Perkins. Here’s what he had to say: MHi William, (Creative director of Lit Cosmetics), how are you? Or should I call you the Glitter King?

W- Hi Maria! I’m doing great! We just wrapped up IMATS London, and I’m just now getting around to seeing the flood of new happy customers showing off their purchases on social media. Seeing so many new people enjoying their glitters makes for the best days for me!

MWith a nickname like the Glitter King you must really LOVE glitter!

W- Glitter is one of those things that you can’t look at without being happy. I’ve been in makeup artistry for several years, and I’ve found that there’s never a bad time to add a little bit of sparkle to something; whether it is lips, eyes, cheekbones, or décolletage, it’s always nice to have something that will draw your eye. My philosophy in fashion is that a step away from the ordinary (whether it be avant-garde or even ‘super’ natural) is always necessary to take your help take your viewers out of reality for just a moment, and glitter can help that happen!

M- OK before we get deep into the glitter kingdom can you tell us a little about Lit Cosmetics and what they are all about?

W- Lit Cosmetics really does stand apart from other businesses- prior to becoming the PR/Creative Director, I was a customer of the company. What caught my eye with Lit is the philosophy that every person in the company is also a consumer of other brands when we’re off the clock, and the idea that every customer should be treated the way that we’d want to be treated if the situation were to be reversed. Past public relations philosophies, the brand prides itself on the idea that ‘everyone deserves to shine’, in the sense that artistry comes first when dealing with makeup. Being an artist before moving into the PR sector gave me a better appreciation for how much work goes into creating a makeup look, which has helped evolve Lit’s belief that artistry should be celebrated on every level, not just for artists that have made it to several hundred thousand followers. We want our supporters to grow with us, and we are incredible grateful for the time they’ve taken out of their day to show their love for our products.

M- we hear you were cruelty free cosmetic line and we just love that! Can you tell us why you have chosen to be a cruelty free line and why being cruelty free is so important to you?

W- It’s not difficult to be cruelty-free. Sure, there are some markets that won’t allow you to make a profit without testing on animals but, honestly, despite a loss in potential revenue, there’s no dollar amount that can be put on Life. Being cruel-

ty-free is important to me because I have a dog and a cat that are as much a part of my family as a human being could be, so I know that animals are capable of love.

If something is capable of love, then it’s capable of heartache, and I know that I, personally, wouldn’t want my sole existence to be reduced to being the subject of product testing. As it relates to animal products being used, it’s 2015 and there are so many synthetic or harm-free alternatives available that there’s not really a good reason to have to hurt an animal to get something from it.

M- William our readers really want to know what makes lit so different than every other glitter line out there right now.

W- Variety is a huge part of what sets Lit apart from other brands. All-told, we’ve got 225+ regular line products available, which covers different sizes and finishes of each color. Any color/finish combination you can imagine, Lit has it. In addition, the Clearly Liquid Glitter Base is by far the most effective “adhesive” I’ve ever used. I use the term ‘adhesive’ rather loosely, since the product itself isn’t sticky at all, but somehow holds the glitter to your skin with absolute minimum fallout after an entire day’s wear. Also, the Glitter Base is water-based, and contains no alcohol, so the process isn’t painful and won’t dry out your skin, and the finish isn’t ‘crunchy’.

M- OK, if you could only pick two products/colors from your line what to would you choose and why? What are some of your other favorite lines and products that you love to pair Lit glitters kits?

W- This is a tough one! I definitely have some favorites, but narrowing it down to two is rather difficult! If I absolutely HAD to choose two, I think I’d say Magic Dragon and Champagne Wishes. Magic Dragon has a beautiful blue/green duochrome shift depending on what angle you look at it, and Champagne Wishes is a gorgeous nude shimmer (transparent) that has some really pretty lavender and mint halos to it, which makes it fantastic for anything from daily wear to bridal!

My favorite brand to pair Lit with would definitely have to be Sugarpill! Their variety of colors and the quality of their products makes things really easy for me when I’m trying out a color combination or working with a model. I’m a firm believer in the power of product quality to make a difference in a finished result, and they’ve never let me down!

M- Can you let us in and tell us if Lit Cosmetics is coming out with any new products?

W- YES! We will be releasing the Forever Wear Lip/Brow Glitter Base later this summer, and the Lit Liquid Metals line will launch for holiday 2015! Keep an eye open, because those liquid metals are our first time straying from all things ‘purely glitter’, and I think they’re going to definitely make some waves in the world of makeup!

Well, William, thank you so much for your time and for making the world a little bit brighter! We look forward to seeing all the incredible things Lit Cosmetics has in store.

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“THERE IS NO GREAT ACHIEVEMENT THAT WAS PRODUCED BY ATTEMPTING TO BE AVERAGE. BE BETTER THAN YOUR EXCUSES AND TRY ACCOMPLISHING THE BEST VERSION OF YOURSELF.” QUOTE GERARD MAGEE

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hat is in your soul? Is it fierceness? Is it determination? Is it passion? Whatever it is, we should all act upon it. As a woman that would love to work out more, but just can’t quite get there due to personal reasons, I often see and hear about cycling classes. These hardcore women and men who cycle their hearts out and attend these forty-five minute classes are definitely who I would love to be. I set out to do a little investigating to see what these classes are all about and if someone like me who is limited on exercise can actually attend a class such as these. But I didn’t want to attend just any cycle class, I wanted the best and after hearing where celebrities such as Kelly Ripa, Jane Krakowski, Lea Michele attended, I knew that it was SoulCycle. Soul Cycle was founded on the belief that fitness could be inspiring, which is exactly what I was looking for. I wanted something that not only would make me want to continue cycling, but yet have the ability to attend the class. Elizabeth Cutler and Julie Rice founded Soul Cycle in 2006 as an alternative to the fitness routines that felt like work. So, they set out to design a workout that contained benefits for the mind and body. They created a method which engages and empowers riders in a way that leaves them mentally and physically stronger than when they arrived. And after attending my first class, I found that SoulCycle is true to their word.

Because of their determination, SoulCycle is now the leader in fitness, with people everywhere wanting to experience SoulCycle. I knew I just had to experience it for myself. Thank you to Krystyn Clark at SoulCycle for setting up the class for myself and my assistant, it made it that much easier for us to attend a class at the Union Street Studio in San Francisco Ca. The moment we walked in the studio for check in, we experienced nothing but the best customer service. The staff at the front desk was friendly, accommodating and knowledgeable. We were shown around, explaining to us about the accommodations such as the changing rooms, restrooms, showers and lockers. With each paid class, you are given a pair of cycling shoes and a Smart Water (which made us happy). The class before us was not quite yet finished, so that gave us the opportunity to look around the SoulCycle clothing and if I had my way, I would have purchased one of everything. The front desk staff informed us that we would sweat

Soul Cycle quite a lot, and when the class before ours was let out, the cyclist literally walked out dripping in sweat; I thought was going to be in trouble. If you’ve never been to a cycling class or been on a stationary bikes, it’s so confusing to try and figure out how to move the seat up and down, how to slow the bike down, speed it up, stop it and most of all, putting your feet inside the pedals in which you are wearing the cycling shoes. If the shoes aren’t locked then you’ll just be slipping throughout the entire class. That alone was intimidating but, luckily at each class, they have a staff member checking to making sure we and other students were doing things correctly and most importantly, that our feet were locked into the pedals. Our instructor introduced herself as Jenny and she was amazing. You know how you keep going back to let’s say a department store or restaurant because of the people that treat you so good? Well, that’s how it was with Jenny, she made the class feel relaxing, even though the music (which was totally up my ally) was extremely fast paced. The class was literally full, there was not one empty seat; that tells you that the cyclist love SoulCycle and are serious about it. Although I wasn’t able to go the same speed as everyone else, she let it be known that it was ok, that the class was about going at your own speed and doing what you could. That’s what struck me, it was all about doing what you could to get the benefits from the class. It was almost like a meditation class meshed with a fast paced cycling class, if that makes any sense. I thought for sure I would get worn out by the first fifteen minutes of the class and quit, but because of Jenny motivating us through with the awesome music, I didn’t even realize how fast the forty five minutes went by. That’s what you get when you attend a SoulCycle class. Although San Francisco is about an hour and half away, I’ll take that drive to attend a class once a month. By the way, we complimented Jenny to the front desk staff and we were informed that her class is always booked. That should tell you a lot about how each instructor is chosen and how important the instructors are at SoulCycle. From the moment Julie and Elizabeth opened their first studio on the Upper West Side, SoulCycle has opened 41 locations nationwide. They have plans to open 50-60 studios worldwide by 2016. Riders of all ages has responded to the SoulCycle cardio party (SC’s youngest rider is 12-years-old, their oldest is 78-yrs old.

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