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C O N TRIB U T O R S LI Z

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A make-up maverick with a passion for fashion, music, innovation and creation!

S T A CE Y

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Make-up artist, Pixiwoo course co-ordinator, blogger and PR for Pixiwoo.

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KIRWAN

Professional make-up artist, writer, lover of art, words, music and all things British!

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COLEMAN

Make-up artist, nail tech, fashion graduate and full-time dork!

CORINNA HARROD

Professional make-up artist and beauty blogger. Worked in non-fiction at HarperCollins FREY-JA BARKER

London based make-up artist and skincare specialist. Lover of all things that sparkle!

If you would like to submit work for possible inclusion in TWO Magazine please email us at submissions@two-magazine.com

08 MOST WANTED Our monthly wishlist of make-up goodies and gadgets

12 5 MINUTES WITH Beau Nelson has become the go-to artist for red carpet, A-List celebs

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26 BEST OF Five romantic things to do on St Valentine’s Day

32 TALES FROM THE CHAIR Liz Martins’ monthly column

38 ICONS Coco Chanel, creator of the little black dress and the most revered fashion icon of all time

42 BEAUTY PT.1 Keith Clouston and MaryAnn Richardson’s gorgeous shoot 06

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52 IN FOCUS Shu Uemera, the man who made make-up an art form and turned his talent into a global brand

60 TRENDS Our Pixiwoo date look tutorial

62 FASHION Kevin Michael Reed and Rachel Wood team up for a Stateside shoot

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70 WHAT THE PRO’S CARRY British hair and make-up maven Katie Pettigrew literally jumps off a plane, shows us what she’s packed and is off again!

78 INSPIRATION Prefab 77, the urban art collective from the North-East of England

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1// YSL ROUGE VOLUPTÉ SHINE A range of vibrant, moisturising lipsticks that add a luminous shine whilst antioxidants help soften and protect. The beautifully designed gold casing has a coloured band to match the shade of lipstick.

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2// BAL ANCE M E WONDER EYE CREA M Rich and fast absorbing, this amazing cream hydrates the eye area and plumps the skin of tired eyes. Chamomile, rosehip, coconut and carrot oils help to smooth, brighten and nourish this delicate area.

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3// NATIONAL TRUST HAND AND BODY LOTIONS Made in England, this range uses fragrance extracts from the British countryside and coast. The collection includes scrubs, body lotions and body butters. Proceeds go toward supporting the National Trust’s work.

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4// CLOUD NINE WAVING WAND A thick barrelled waving wand that creates loose, beach style hair. Great for people who like a more natural wave. The three different heat settings allow you to control desired curl intensity.

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5// AVON SUPER SHOCK GEL EYELINER PENCIL A soft, easy to use gel pencil that glides on with ease and has great staying power.

Available in black for the perfect cat eye or silver for the ultimate 60s trend look.

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HAROSHI SKULL Japanese artist, Haroshi, uses compressed skateboard decks to create beautiful, unique sculptures. This skull is part of a new series currently exhibiting until February 9th at the Jonathan Levine Gallery in NYC. MORE INFO

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TAPE music is the food of o casette tape design ontaining a 1GB USB ick that can store up nutes of digital music. mixtape’ on the USB a message and the tape sleeve, then o someone you love. ick can be used on and PC. Around £15.

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We’re not even Trekkies but so want one!

Around US$25.

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PADINTOSH RETRO COVER FOR IPAD Apple have come a long way since almost going bust in the 90s to reshaping how we interact with technology.

This retro cover is a nod to their first major product, the iconic Apple Mac Classic.

Around £15.

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BEAU NELSON

Having created some of the most talked about re carpet looks for Kristen Stewart, Canadian bor Beau Nelson earned his stripes with a ton of editorial work and has become one of the most in-demand artists guaranteed to deliver

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When did you decide to become a makeup artist… what made you think ‘That’s what I want to do’?

I grew up in a pretty small town, without much access to anything fashion besides a tv show hosted by Jeanne Beker called Fashion Television, and a couple of the major magazines like Elle, Allure and Vogue. I remember being fascinated with fashion and the high gloss glamour that came with it. I started to buy mens fashion magazines and then started to buy the womens magazines too. I just wanted to know all I could. I didn’t think about becoming a make-up artist first, I thought about being a designer or stylist. At the time Elle had really great beauty pages and I, of course, read every issue cover to cover. I noticed myself re-reading the beauty pages and being fascinated with the products featured. I saw a feature around that time about Kevyn Aucoin’s second book Making Faces coming out. I made a special trip to the nearest city to buy it and immediately started teaching myself how to do everything in the book.

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Are you self taught or did you train somewhere?

I used Kevyn’s book as a guide, and any willing participant I could find to paint on. I used money from my part-time jobs to buy products and somehow weaseled my way into a MAC pro discount which actually pretty much turned me into a professional.

I used to order every single collection MAC ever came out with. I would pre-order it, so I’d have it the day it was released. At that time MAC was only releasing maybe six launches a year, so it was always really exciting to get something new to play with and really get into the idea behind the collection.

What’s your make-up style?

I like to think of myself as fairly versatile, however, KRISTEN STEWART

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when one works as much with celebrity as I do, you can’t be too out of the box without freaking out clients and the general public.

Your innovations have to be much subtler which I think, at times, teaches me things.

I would like to think that my clients feel like the most sophisticated version of sexy in my make-up.

I love beautiful skin, clean full lashes, contoured and shaped faces, diffused colour on the eyes, or razor sharp lips. I try to always take my clients to a place of high fashion cool, and I do make-up on them that’s fashion forward but still aspirational.

Who or what inspires you?

So many things! Mostly the woman I’m working with.

I think it’s so important to take cues from your client and to pay attention to all the things they tell you, but

also everything they don’t.

Observation can teach you so much about how a client lives and how she wants to project herself to the world.

You know when a woman puts on a dress and the dress just wears her? Make-up can absolutely be the same way. You have to bring out something from within your client, you cannot just project whatever it is you want to be there if it’s not there. You have to build the fantasy with them so that they own it and the fantasy then becomes reality. Makeup isn’t just make-up, it’s feelings, moments and fantasy that we provide.

Do you prefer working backstage at shows, on location shoots or red carpet events?

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great environment to learn in, and though I am fairly successful, I am ALWAYS interested and most fulfilled when learning something new. I find huge inspiration in other make-up artists and the techniques they use, which is why people like the Pixiwoo sisters, Sam and Nic, and other video blogs are so amazing. I didn’t have access to that when starting out, but there’s so much information online now, and I can’t even imagine how that will shape the careers of the next generation.

concealer is a really good tool to have handy!

Your top five products?

1. L’Oreal Carbon Black Voluminous Mascara, is my absolute go-to mascara.

I love how black it is and it just works for me.

2. Shu Uemura Lash Curler (but it’s everyone’s favourite isn’t it?)

3. Tom Ford Blush in Savage is a really unique color, sort of a rosy bronze. I don’t use it on everyone, but for those with NC30 or darker skin tones it’s my go-to 4. NARS Laguna Bronzing powder works for almost everyone and is more Which one product would brown then red which you advise someone to makes me happy. never leave home without? 5. Suqqu translucent powder I think that’s so dependent in Natural is the perfect on how one feels about setting powder. Its superfine themselves, but I think texture sets make-up and generally that a great never looks powdery.

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Which other make-up artist has helped you along the way in your career?

Well without knowing him at all Kevyn Aucoin has. But as far as personal connections, Jay Manuel gave me a really great break in my career and introduced me to Iman who has been a friend ever since. Recently I was in Paris and met Lloyd Simmonds, the creative director of YSL cosmetics, who is without doubt the most talented make-up artist I have ever had the pleasure of watching work. He and I just clicked and spent most every day while I was there together. I accompanied him on jobs with Karl Lagerfeld and Miles Aldridge and a bunch of Couture shows, and he is so generous with his knowledge, his technique and his humour. Being able to watch him do make-up re-inspired and motivated me, and I learned so many little tricks from him. He’s a true genius and a very special friend. If you are reading this Lloyd, I miss you and I’ll see you soon!

Do you feel the industry has changed since you first started?

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of celebrity hysteria and obsession, the product technology and assortment, the availability of product and also knowledge and education for the consumer to use that product, and the influence of bloggers and media have all been amplified and created an entirely new environment for beauty and the industry. There are so many more opportunities in beauty today, but also it’s a lot tougher to compete.

Everyone wants to do what we do now.

I know, but working with some of the most beautiful women in the world has shown me without a shadow of a doubt that it is often the charisma they carry with them that makes them beautiful, combined with their natural looks. A perfect example?

Iman. She is without doubt the coolest, funniest, most intelligent woman I have ever met. She is gracious, kind, hysterically funny, and staggeringly beautiful and not just physically.

She’s magnetic. I have never seen that kind of Define beauty for you. charisma in anyone else, Beauty for me is both inside when she is in the room and out. The most beautiful everyone turns to look at people can quickly become her without even knowing ugly because of the way who she is right away. they interact with people and with themselves. True beauty is much more inside than out. Sounds trite W W W .T WO -- M AGA ZI N E. CO M

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Red carpet events are one of the few occasions where an actor’s make-up, hair and clothing is under more scrutiny than their craft. Do you, in turn, feel under pressure as if your work is being more fiercely critiqued when your clients are walking the carpet?

Of course! My job becomes not only to please my client, but also to please the press, the critics, and the fans! I can’t rely on Photoshop, I can’t rely on good lighting even. It’s hard flash straight from the camera, and these girls have to look turned out. Celebrities are not models. They are beautiful talented women, but they usually aren’t teenagers with flawless skin and ridiculous bone structure, so red carpet makeup is a true testament of how skilled you really are as a make-up artist.

What are your essential red carpet kit items or tips?

In my kit I have one bag that is filled with my essential items that I tend to use on every job, or at least like to have on hand.

It contains scissors, tweezers, lash glues (black, clear and Ben Nye Liquid latex 22

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which I strongly prefer for individual lashes because it dries quicker), NARS All About Eve Shadow Duo, NARS Laguna Bronzing Powder, Tom Ford Illuminating Primer, Suqqu Natural Setting Powder, Laura Mercier Brightening Powder, a M.A.C quad with Charcoal Brown, Embark, Mystery, and Concrete shadows in it, Bobbi Brown Mahogany and Camel shadows, By Terry Lip Balm, Shu lash curler, L’Oreal Carbon Black Mascara, Chanel Sublimage Eye Cream, La Mer Moisturizer, Kiehls Creme de Corps body cream.

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5 romantic things to do on St Valentine’s day BY

STACEY OAKES

Love Locks in Pont des Arts, Paris Couples write their names on a padlock and then lock them onto the fence on the Pont des Arts bridge.

The key to the padlock is then thrown into the river Seine symbolising their undying love for one other. www.bonjourparis.com/story/parislove-locks-love-that-wont-die/

The Everyman Cinema

At The Everyman Cinema in the UK, selected cinemas offer a screen to hire for special occasions. You can hire it for your loved one and play their favourite movie. www.everymancinema.com

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Sogno di Giulietta, Verona

The building where the Capulet family are said to have lived. You can stay here and even sleep inside Juliet’s courtyard under the most famous balcony in the world. www.juliet-dream.com

Z Chocolat

Treat your other half to some handmade chocolates made by one of the finest chocolatiers in the world.

Choose from a variety of wooden boxes which you can have engraved with a special message. www.zchocolat.com

Make a Photo Book

Make your own personal photo book where your images and text make up the pages to create your own individual book. In the UK, Photobox is a great site to check out for this gift. www.photobox.co.uk/shop/photobooks#p=a4-personalised W W W .T WO -- M AGA ZI N E. CO M

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A LE N TI N E’S D AY … you either love it or hate it.

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0 1. C LINIQ UE ACNE SOL UT I ONS S P O T H EALING G EL It contains salicylic acid that will help break apart dead surface skin cells and excess oil, along with witch hazel a natural purifier whilst anti-irritants soothe and calm skin on and around the blemish.

02. SISLEY CONFORT EXTREME LEVRES NUTRITIVE LIP BALM This is a miracle-in-a-pot for incredibly dry, sore, cracked lips. Ok so I know it’s not the cheapest lip product on the market but I have never seen a product work such magic, so quickly. Using hazelnut oil, Shea butter, cera alba and sunflower oil to name just a few.

It will soothe, heal, plump, rehydrate lips whilst also enhancing your own natural lip tone with a non-sticky sheen. This product is worth every penny and them some!

03. NATURA BISSE ICE LIFT MASK A facelift in a tube! It morphs from a mask to a transepidermal patch creating an innovative freeze effect.

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The system works in synergy with the skin to immediately tighten and provide a dramatic lifting effect. The freeze factor helps firm the skin and provides the facial contour with a redefined appearance. It will also penetrate to counteract damage produced by external aggressions as well as hydrate the skin by its ability to hold 10,000 times its molecular weight in water!

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04. SUPERDRUG TROPICAL COCKTAIL PEEL-OFF MASK Made up with mango fruit, noni fruit juice and pineapple scent it will deeply cleanse and revitalise the skin lifting away dead skin cells and impurities leaving you with a healthy glow 04

05. XEN-TAN DAILY SELF TAN A fake tan that will not make you look orange or smell like biscuits! It smells of fresh vanilla, and is made with Shea butter. This is perfect for a gentle body glow to give you that golden goddess body confidence whilst modelling that new lingerie!

Ultimately the secret is not to panic if a skin disaster arises. If it does simply do some thing fabulous with your hair, make-up or clothes instead. And remember that there is nothing more attractive and captivating than a big friendly smile.

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My top 3 Valentine gifts For her CHANTECAILLE FRANGIPANI PERFUME Made with the Indian pink frangipani blossom, known as the eternal perfume.

In oriental civilisations is deeply sensual. It is anchored by exotic orange and intense vanilla.

For him TOM FORD FOR MEN A woody floral musk made with ginger, mandarin orange,lemon leaf oil, pepper, tobacco leaf, amber, patchouli and oak moss to name just a few. This is a seductive and quite frankly, sexy fragrance.

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For you both to share OSKIA SKIN SMOOTHING MASSAGE CANDLE A beautiful candle that once the mix of beeswax, soybean, coconut oil and Rose De Mai has melted can be used as a sensual soothing body massage oil.

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THE CH A I R

Liz Martins brings you INSIDER TIPS and

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I have been on a lot of beauty shoots this month – working lots of bad girl kohl, naughty red lips and achieving beautiful flawless skin with a myriad of products.

Over the winter we tend to get a little more flamboyant with our make-up and use heavier textures so I wanted to just talk about getting our skin back in tune and although we have quite a few months to go, getting our skin ready for spring. After all, the new Spring/Summer collections hit the shelves in FebruaryMarch so our skin should also be prepared.

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Parched dry skin is just awful so I’m all about skin perfectors. One of my all time favourites is BECCA Shimmering Skin Perfector (Kryolan have just launched their own too which is fabulous also), it’s a lovely liquid which gives the skin a halo of luminosity and radiance. I used this on the models skin for an Harrods beauty shoot this month. I mixed it in with another new favourite Illusion Tinted Moisturiser by Hourglass – this liquid foundation gives a medium to full coverage but I watered it down with the BECCA and the models skin just came alive. It also has Hyaluronic Filling Spheres which basically means it hides wrinkles and minimizes pores… what more could a girl ask!

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RMS Beauty Un’cover-up concealer and Lip2cheek which is not only organic, but make-up artist Rose Swift, who developed this line, has made sure all the nasty chemicals have been taken out thus making it a true and pure organic range. The concealer is just amazing, light and creamy and invisible – its truly a little pot of miracles!

When shooting in daylight the last thing I want to see is creased up cakey concealer.

The Lip2Cheek is densely pigmented and a little goes a long way but it melts into cheeks and lips and gives the most beautiful hue of colour…. with a lick

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of mascara Sigrid was picture perfect!

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eye, it’s the bad girl in me, but I’m really getting back into the simplicity of just using coloured liners to rim the upper and lower water line of the eyes. I did this for a shoot for TheOutnet.Com, it made the model look chic yet mysterious as

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opposed to in your face sexy. Loving Tom Ford’s eye pencils for this and he has a colour to suit every mood. My faves are Onyx for black boldness, Midnight which is a gorgeous inky blue and Metallic Moss – they will make your eyes look like molten baubles! For those on a budget you can’t beat Barry M, just for the seriously huge amount of colours from pastel to brights to jeweled.

Well I’m off to India for a couple of weeks where I shall be coveting coloured mascaras on the beach… nothing better than tanned skin and coloured lashes!! Then it’s straight into Fashion Week!!! Lordy!

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BODY SUNCARE 02 BECCA SHIMMERING SKIN PERFECTOR 03 HOURGLASS ILLUSION TINTED MOISTURISER 04 RMS BEAUTY UN’COVER-UP CONCEALER 05 TOM FORD EYE PENCIL, ONYX

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PRODUCTS USED // FOUNDATION – FACE ATELIER NO 3 CONCEALER – SECRET CAMOFLAUGE NO 3 LAURA MERCIER MASCARA – MAYBELINE GREAT LASH CREMEBLEND BLUSH COLOUR M.A.C COSMETICS IN SO SWEET EYEBROWS – BENEFIT SPEEDY BROW POWDER – RCMA TRANSLUCENT POWDER LIP – BLISTEX

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#themoment Tweet your ‘behind the scenes’ pics to @TWOmagazine

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ollywood legend to cosmetics entrepreneur – Shu Uemura was a true pioneer of the makeup industry. Born in 1928, the son of a wealthy Tokyo merchant, Shu Uemura was bedridden for five years after being diagnosed with tuberculosis as a teenager. On his recovery his entrepreneurial spirit was clear as he decided upon a future career that “matched my interests and character in a field that nobody had ever tried before.” He enrolled on a fashion course before switching to the Tokyo Beauty Academy where he was the only male student in a class of 130.

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speaker to assist with make-up, “The headmaster suggested they take me and that was the beginning of my work in cosmetics.”

His next step was a move to Hollywood, where he developed his skills alongside some of the leading make-up artists of the day.

It was while working as an understudy to the legendary Frank Westmore on the set of 1962 movie My Geisha, that he was called upon to tranform the red-haired Shirley MacLaine into a Japanese courtesan. The result was incredible and established him as a favourite with Hollywood stars, most notably Frank Sinatra who later gave Mr. Uemura a make-up case inscribed with the message ‘Shu Shu baby’ – a phrase taken

from the popular song ‘Shoo Shoo Baby’. At the height of his fame he moved back to Tokyo saying “it was time to change direction. I needed to teach what had learned and expand my own ideas.”

He returned to Tokyo, opened the Shu Uemara Make-up Institute in 1964 and started his own company Japan Makeup.

In 1967 he created iconic Unmask Cleansing Oil which removes make-up without removing moisture from the skin.

The product became popular in Hollywood with celebrity fans that included Elizabeth Taylor.

With his belief that beautiful make-up starts with beautiful skin, cleansing oils and skin care products became Mr. Uemura’s signature.

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“ H I N K I N G , I M P R O V I N G , I N N O VAT I N G . C R E AT I N G H AT I S U N I V E R S A L LY B E AU T I F U L , T H AT I S A R T. “

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The company became Shu Uemura Cosmetics in 1983 and opened a stylish gallery like boutique in Tokyo’s Omotesando district. The company honoured it’s heritage whilst also catering for the desire for western trends and with boutiques opening around the world the brand went global.

to experiment and have fun with voluptuous lash lengths and colours as well as sparkling crystals.

The Hollywood connections were continued when his handcrafted botan brushes can be seen in the movie Memoirs of a Geisha, while the 24 carat gold eyelash curler is said to be a big Natural ingredients became favourite of Gwen Stefani and Deapsea Water Facial essential in his products and Mr. Uemura recognised Spray is used by Madonna. the potential of the rich After selling controlling combination of minerals in deep sea water. He also interest in the company understood womens love to L’Oreal in 2003, the of theatricality too and his brand launched in the United States. It had also eyelash curlers, brushes and eyebrow styling are become a cult cosmetics brand in the UK, selling admired to this day. In in prominent department 2005 he opened Tokyo stores such as Harvey Eyelash Bars at cosmetic counters. These bars gave Nicholls and Liberty.

Today the Shu Uemura customers an opportunity brand has a prescence in 18 countries worldwide.

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Mr. Shu Uemura died of pneumonia in 2007, at the age of 79. The future of the brand has been left in the capable hands of his creative protégé, Katuyasu Uchiide, who says “I do not wish only to be conservative to protect our brand. We need to keep progressing”.

As the pioneer of Mode make-up, the concept of using make-up as artistic expression, Mr. Uemura was an important figure in establishing Japan’s global influence in design and fashion, “My philosophy is to combine science with art and nature. My hope is to bring youthfulness to women.”

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his Rooney Mara inspired look is perfect for your big Valentine’s night out – especially if your hitting the town! With not too much on the lips and a subtle smokey eye it’s also perfect for a first date. For those that want to be a little more adventurous try these gorgeous Shimmer Twins Treasure Lashes in cute heart shapes.

SHIMMER TWINS TREASURE LASHES MORE INFO

PRODUCTS USED AVENE ANTIROUGEURS ILLAMASQUA REDNESS RELIEF SKIN BASE FOUNDATION MORE INFO MORE INFO

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PAM LONDON CONCEALER PALETTE CREAM SHADER CORRECTIVE 14 MORE INFO

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M.A.C 217 BRUSH M.A.C 239 MORE INFO REAL TECHNIQUES BRUSH MORE INFO M.A.C 266 BRUSH BRUSHES MORE INFO MORE INFO

BECCA LIP AND CHEEK CREME IN ROSEBUD MORE INFO

M.A.C CHROMAGRAPHIC PENCIL NC15/NW20 ANASTASIA MORE INFO TINTED M.A.C BLACKTRACK BROW GEL MORE INFO MORE INFO

REVLON GROW LUSCIOUS BY FABULASH MORE INFO DUO LASH GLUE MORE INFO

M.A.C MOISTURECOVER CONCEALER MORE INFO

LOUISE YOUNG PALETTE MORE INFO

CLINIQUE LOOSE POWDER 02 TRANSPARENCY MORE INFO

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P HOTOG R A PH ER

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CLAUDE MONTANA VINTAGE TAILS SILK SHIRT WITH DOLEMAN SLEEVES SHOES – STEPHANE KELIAN PANTY – AGENT PROVOCATEUR

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KEVIN MICHAEL REED FASHION STYLIST

THEO M. HACKNEY MAKE-UP ARTIST

RACHEL LORI WOOD HAIR STYLIST

NATASHA LEIBEL MODEL

ALYONA MITRYAYEVA

COTTON VOILE GAUZE TOP MARIGOLD RUCHED WAIST PENCIL SKIRT HERRINGBONE JACKET – THEO COURTNAY, NEW YORK STOCKING – DKNY

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KEVIN MICHAEL REED FASHION STYLIST

THEO M. HACKNEY MAKE-UP ARTIST

RACHEL LORI WOOD HAIR STYLIST

NATASHA LEIBEL MODEL

ALYONA MITRYAYEVA

C OTTON VO ILE T AUP E T O P – THEO COURTNAY, NEW YORK

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VINTAGE PENCIL – THIERRY MUGLER HERRINGBONE PATTERNED BLACK STOCKINGS & HAT – STYLISTS OWN SHOES – VIA SPIEGA

PHOTOGRAPHER

KEVIN MICHAEL REED FASHION STYLIST

THEO M. HACKNEY MAKE-UP ARTIST

RACHEL LORI WOOD HAIR STYLIST

NATASHA LEIBEL MODEL

ALYONA MITRYAYEVA

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Your phone rings, u it’s a dream shoot but yo or have to be out of the do and on your way to the s… airport within 15 minute What do you pack

WHAT THE PROS CARRY

Basic Kit Essentials

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rying to sit down for a quick chat with the lovely, talented hair and make-up maven, Katie Pettigrew, is no easy task. She’d just got back from a shoot in Antigua and was straight off on a 4-day shoot in London the morning after landing!

What was your route into hair and make-up?

When I left school I had no intention of becoming a hair and make-up artist!

When I was younger I wanted to be a nurse or a veterinary nurse – anything medical! I was quite obsessed by it but unfortunately lost my Mum at a young and difficult age. This had a bit of a knock-on effect with my schooling and I didn’t get the grades required.

At that stage I was really unsure of what I wanted to do.

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At the time, a school friend of mine was going to study hairdressing at college and I thought “that sounds alright” so also applied and was accepted. I spent two years training to be a hairdresser/beauty therapist and had dreams of working on cruise ships travelling around the world.

During my third and final year we studied theatrical and media make-up where I met my lecturer Michelle who was a total inspiration. It was then that I knew what I wanted do. Michelle took me on film shoots every weekend (on location in the Midlands where I grew up) and I’d spend my Saturday afternoons being spattered with peat from fake explosions and narrowly avoiding galloping horses from battle scenes. By the time I got home I’d usually be covered head to toe in mud – bonkers when you look back at it!

Not too long after the course finished, I uplifted my Midland roots, packed my Ford Fiesta and headed down to the big smoke. That was over 16 years ago!

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I never assisted anyone, maybe a mistake, but I was soon working in London mainly in theatre. I was in the wig room at Phantom of the Opera for a while. I then started working in different areas having fun doing pop promos and commercials.

I eventually became more aware of agencies and from then on I’ve stuck to more fashion based work.

College will only take you to a certain level. Most of your skills will be learnt on the job and developed through years of watching others, picking up tips, online tutorials, constantly flicking through mags etc before being truly competent.

LA – U P IN T HE H I L L S I N A F ABU LO U S HO U S E !

O LD ST YLEY… HELM U T N EW T O N HELEN A CHR IST EN S E N M Y F R IEN D BECKY S E A G A R – SHE’ S GO T T HE M O S T CRAZIEST WARDROBE EVER!

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KATIE PETTIGREW 01 Boots Cleansing Wipes 02 Ultimo 5000 Pro Hairdryer 03 BaBylis ceramic tongs 04 Bobbi Brown Powder Blush in Sandstone 05 M.A.C Blusher Palette 06 M.A.C Eyeshadow Palette 07 Nivea Body Moisturiser 08 Paul Mitchell Finshing Spray 09 Paul Mitchel Hydromist

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10 K evin Murphy Fresh Hair `dry shampoo’ 11 L’Oreal Pro Mythic Oil 12 M .A.C Pro Conceal and Correct Palettes (also 13) 14 Ardell Individual Eyelashes 15 M.A.C Face and Body 16 Avène Eau Thermale 17 M .A.C Mineralize Eye Cream

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18 M.A.C Lip Conditioner 19 Sisley Pore Refiner 20 Blink Individual Eyedrops 21 Duo Eyelash Glue Clear 22 Sisley All Day All Year Moisturiser 23 Simple Kind To Eyes Eye Make-up Remover 24 Armani Face Fabric Blush 25 Illamasqua Bronzing Duo

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35 L’Oreal liquid Liner, M.A.C Powerpoint Pencils and M.A.C Eyebrow Pencils 36 M.A.C Lip Mixes and custom lipstick palette 37 M.A.C Beach Bronze Body Oil 38 M.A.C Pressed Pigment Deeply Dashing

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PREFAB ART COLLECTIVE

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977 was the year of the Queen’s Silver Jubilee. It was also the year of Anarchy in the UK and punk rebellion spilled out onto Britain’s streets as youth culture reigned supreme.

This is the backdrop to and inspiration behind the work of Prefab 77, an urban art collective from the north east of England. Their name derives from pre-packaged and pre-made consumerism and their work from a collage of vintage British cultural references.

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They produce original pieces for both the gallery and the street that are part fantasy and part social commentary.

Either drawn or painted, screen-printed or hand drawn their graphic, hard-edged images are chaotic, thought-provoking and stunningly beautiful.

Limited edition prints are available to buy via their website and commissioned pieces are available on request.

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OUR WORK HAS NEVER FELT SO RELEVANT AS IT DOES NOW. MEDIA COVERAGE OF STUDENT RIOTS, HUNG PARLIAMENTS AND RISING TAXES HAVE BROUGHT OUR THEMES AND SUBJECT MATTER TO LIFE

Last of the Gang

Soul on Fire Girl 2 – Reflective

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…BEC AUSE SOME T HINGS A R E WOR T H WATCHING AG A IN

INXS NEVER TEAR US APART © INXS AND ATLANTIC RECORDS DIRECTOR: RICHARD LOWENSTEIN PRODUCER: CHRIS THOMAS WRITER: ANDREW FARRISS, MICHAEL HUTCHENCE RELEASED: 8 AUGUST 1988

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This Richard Lowenstein directed video features the late, great Michael Hutchence mysteriously strolling through the gorgeous medieval streets of Prague. The song is from INXS’s sixth studio album, Kick and reached #24 in the UK and #7 in the US. Look out for the bizarre yet beautiful sax solo from a cemetery by Kirk Pengrilly.

LIZ MARTINS

Salon System have teamed up with top make-up artist Liz Martins; whose work includes shoots for Vogue, Elle, Tatler and celebrities Girls Aloud, Cheryl Cole and Shakira.

Known as the Lash Queen, Liz has designed lashes for the Girls Aloud Tours and was brought in to revamp the make-up looks on the X Factor in 2010.

Now she has brought her expertise to the launch of her very own lash collection – Liz Martins Lash Enhance, exclusively for Salon System.

DESIGN Explore your creativity, apply individually or layer lashes together in any number of variations for a totally unique and individual style.

SELECT Add volume and length to enhance and define. Natural and intense individual lashes.

THE COLLECTION...

ELEVATION Dramatic lash that draws attention to the centre of the eye.

ENHANCE Combines depth and length to enhance and open the eye.

DEFINE Adds volume and definition to lower lashes.

INSPIRE Classic inspired lash with a touch of light.