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The make up artists:
If there’s a major red-carpet event, Kay Montano is there, working on stars such as Thandie Newton and Keira Knightley. She was part of the team behind the famous 1993 Calvin Klein Obsession campaign with a naked Kate Moss.


British-born Diane Kendal has worked with Penélope Cruz and Cameron Diaz , as well as the photographers David Sims, Inez van Lamsweerde and Mario Sorrenti. She has long been involved with the Giorgio Armani and Estée Lauder brands.

One of the original celebrity make-up artists, Mary Greenwell worked in the 1980s with Christy Turlington, Cindy Crawford and Diana, Princess of Wales. She is still in high demand and often collaborates with Grace Coddington of American Vogue.

A make-up trendsetter, Pat McGrath is in demand by stars such as Scarlett Johansson and Jennifer Aniston. She has worked with John Galliano since the start of his career and on advertising campaigns for Dolce & Gabbana.

Known for his experimental fantasy make-up, Kabuki – born in Britain and based in New York – has worked with Gwen Stefani, Kylie Minogue, Madonna and Naomi Campbell. He often collaborates with the photographer Steven Klein.

Red lipstick
Kabuki Nars Velvet Matte Lip Pencil in Cruella, £17 (narscosmetics.co.uk) A pencil with the consistency of lipstick . Red lips teamed with dewy skin can look old-fashioned, but this matte finish gives it a modern twist.
Pat McGrath Dolce & Gabbana Classic Cream Lipstick in Ultra, £20, from Harrods (020 7730 1234) A deep, cool-based red, ideal for all skin tones. It makes teeth appear whiter, stays for hours, feels silky-smooth and has a delightful scent.

Mary Greenwell Chanel Rouge Allure Laque in 75 Dragon, £23 (020 7493 3836) This is a classic red with a fantastic new formula – it’s somewhere between a lipstick and a gloss.

Kay Montano Chanel Rouge Hydrabase in 60 New York Red, £20 (020 7493 3836) Wonderfully sophisticated and not too orange. I used it on Claudia Schiffer, with just a faint smudge of grey kohl and mascara to keep it modern.

Diane Kendal Yves Saint Laurent Rouge Volupté in 17 Red Muse, £20 (available nationwide) This is a beautiful classic red. Its creamy texture glides on, leaving lips soft, glossy and slightly plumped up.

Concealer
 

Kabuki Kryolan Dermacolor Camouflage Cream Minipalette, £13.45 (020 7257 6157) Kryolan’s palette contains 16 shades. Use a tiny amount – people put on too much, so it exaggerates rather than conceals. Apply after foundation rather than before.

Pat McGrath Laura Mercier Secret Camouflage Concealer, £25, from Selfridges (0800 123400) Use this sparingly over blemishes. It looks like real skin when applied with a soft brush.

Mary Greenwell Dior Skinflash Radiance Booster Pen, £23 (01932 233900) I love putting something paler on the skin under my eyes. This Dior pen is really modern, the texture never creases and it’s light-reflective.

Kay Montano Clinique Airbrush Concealer, £15 (0870 034 2566) Great for under the eyes. It has a high orange colour, which conceals any blue, and is particularly great for fair and medium skin tones.

Diane Kendal Chanel Estompe Eclat Corrective Concealer Stick, £19 (020 7493 3836) Apply this with your fingers – it warms up the concealer and really melts it into the skin for a clean, seamless look.

Foundation
 
Kabuki Make Up For Ever HD Foundation, £26.50, from Guru (020 7731 4646) I’ve been using a lot of this recently. It’s long-lasting and has a really good colour range. It has shades that are hard to find in other brands.

Pat McGrath Max Factor Natural Minerals Foundation, £12.99, from Boots (boots.com) I use this foundation at shows where it’s a 'no make-up’ look . The light-reflective properties diffuse fine lines and highlight the face beautifully for a healthy glow.

Mary Greenwell Suqqu Foundation, £60, from Selfridges (0800 123400) This is amazing. I’ve been raving about it for a while. I love the consistency, texture and coverage. Every skin I’ve tried it on looks great.

Kay Montano Chanel Vitalumiere Satin Smoothing Fluid Makeup, £30 (020 7493 3836) There’s not one celebrity I know who doesn’t use this – from Salma Hayek to Amy Adams. It looks like you haven’t got any foundation on.

Diane Kendal Laura Mercier Tinted Moisturizer, £32, from Selfridges (0800 123400) Laura Mercier offers a great range of foundations, from full coverage, down to this light tint, which is great for everyday wear.

Mascara
 
Kabuki Kevyn Aucoin The Mascara, £22.90, from queenbe.ie This is great if you don’t want a thick, heavy lash look – Daphne Guinness loves it. It coats each lash individually and doesn’t leave clumps or flakes.

Pat McGrath Max Factor False Lash Effect Mascara, £10.99, from Boots (boots.com) The applicator wand has finely spaced bristles that separate and coat each lash evenly for a non-clumpy, clean lash look.

Mary Greenwell Estée Lauder Turbolash All Effects Motion Mascara, £28 (0870 034 2566) I’m fascinated by this. As it vibrates it seems to be doing so much more work than ordinary mascara . Don’t miss the outside corner of the top lashes.

Kay Montano Clinique Naturally Glossy Mascara, £14.50 (0870 034 2566) This is great for achieving a natural look – it gives really fine lashes, not cloggy ones. Two coats of this is better than one of thick mascara.

Diane Kendal Maybelline Lash Stiletto Mascara, £7.99 (available nationwide) The brush allows you to get into the roots and also to coat the bottom lashes without clumping.

Powder
 
Kabuki Mac Blot Film, £10 (maccosmetics.co.uk) I’d rather use these little blot papers or loose powder than pressed. Pressed powder tends to build up on the nose as the day wears on.

Pat McGrath Max Factor Crème Puff, £4.45, from Boots (boots.com) Use this over your favourite moisturiser for a fresh-looking face, or over foundation for a perfectly glamorous Hollywood starlet complexion.

Mary Greenwell Giorgio Armani Luminous Silk Powder, £27, from Selfridges (0800 13400) This very neutral pressed powder mattes the skin beautifully, and helps to treat the T-zone. It’s a totally fine, translucent powder.

Kay Montano Jurlique Silk Finishing Powder, £24 (jurlique.co.uk) I’m not keen on pressed powder. I find loose powder far more sheer. This one comes in rose, lavender or citrus versions. It feels like genuine skincare.

Diane Kendal Diorskin Poudre Compacte, £26.50 (01932 233900) This covers skin really well, and has a fine texture that won’t cake during the day. Just powder the T-zone, allowing the rest of the face to stay fresh.

Nude lipstick
 
Kabuki Mac Slimshine Lipstick in Bare, £12.50 (maccosmetics.co.uk) Pat this on with a finger or an eyeshadow brush for a softer look. Wearing a nude colour on lips means you can draw more attention to the eyes.

Pat McGrath Dior Addict Lipcolor in Beige Negligee, £19 (01932 233900) This is the perfect consistency to create a natural-looking, sexy pout with just a hint of colour. I also pat it on to the cheeks for a creamy blusher.

Mary Greenwell Suqqu Creamy Lipstick, £24 , from Selfridges (0800 123400) This is gorgeous, creamy 1960s nude. If only a little is applied it adds a hint of colour while also moistening the lips.

Kay Montano Nars Sheer Lipstick in Belle de Jour, £17 (narscosmetics.co.uk) Pair this with a strong, dark eye. Pale colours often have more talc and can be drying, but this one doesn’t go chalky on the lips.

Diane Kendal Yves Saint Laurent Rouge Volupté in 26 Tender Peach, £20 (available nationwide) This gives the effect of a nude lip, but doesn’t make you look ill. It’s important to get a nude with a bit of colour.

Eyeshadow
 
Kabuki Dior 5-Couleurs Iridescent in Petal Shine, £36 (01932 233900) Layer the darkest shade close to the lashes, and the lightest at the inner corner. Pick from the other three colours to fill in the rest – you can’t go wrong.

Pat McGrath Dolce & Gabbana Eye Colour Quad in Stromboli, £35, from Harrods (020 7730 1234) I apply black all around the eyes, blend out with topaz, use copper in the crease and gold in the inner corners.

Mary Greenwell Guerlain Ombre Eclat Four Shades in Perle d’Argent 480, £33.76, from House of Fraser (0845 602 1073) This creates a delicious 1960s smoky eye. You can wear just one colour or mix with the others.

Kay Montano Les 4 Ombres de Chanel in 93 Smoky Eyes, £34 (020 7493 3836) My favourite – having four shades makes it easier to blend. You can play at being your own make-up artist.

Diane Kendal Nars Duo Eyeshadow in Portobello, £23 (narscosmetics.co.uk). Long-wearing, crease-resistant and sheer – build them up and blend out for a more dramatic effect. Use a good brush and blend well.

Lip-gloss
 
Kabuki Mac Dazzleglass, £14 (maccosmetics.co.uk) For women who are serious about lip-gloss. It has light-refracting particles that give a rich, jewel-like effect. One coat does the trick and produces a lustrous finish.

Pat McGrath Dior Addict Ultra-Gloss Reflect, £17.50 (01932 233900) Models I’ve worked with backstage love this gloss. It comes in a wide variety of colours, delivers high shine, is non-drying and long-lasting – just what every make-up artist needs.

Mary Greenwell Rouge Dior Crème de Gloss, £17.50 (01932 233900) Gloss can be quite messy but this one is great and I love Dior’s colours. It can also be worn over opaque lipsticks to give the appearance of a fuller mouth.

Kay Montano Mac Clear Lipglass, £10 (maccosmetics.co.uk) For real life I prefer lips sheer, but for drama it’s best to go over the top with lip-gloss. Wear it over colour to make a statement.

Diane Kendal Smith’s Rosebud Salve, £6.95, from hqhair.com As you get older, proper lip-gloss is harder to carry off. This everyday salve is more about great grooming – having a hint of lip colour.

Eyeliner
 
Kabuki Diorliner Precision Eyeliner, £21.50 (01932 233900) This makes applying eyeliner almost foolproof, turning any novice into a pro. For drama, use the Black, for a more natural look the Brown. If you’re not afraid of colour, try the Plum.

Pat McGrath Stila Kajal Eyeliner, £13.50, from hqhair.com This pencil glides on smoothly and blends easily for a great smoky eye. Apply to the base of the upper and lower lashes then carefully smudge.

Mary Greenwell Elizabeth Arden Smoky Eyes Powder Pencil in Espresso, £13 (available nationwide) A soft pencil that gets into the roots of the lashes and is more wearable than a liquid liner. Brown is softer and more natural than black.

Kay Montano Ecriture de Chanel Automatic Liquid Eyeliner, £22 (020 7493 3836) Rest this liquid liner on your lash root and press into roots – it doesn’t leave any gaps.

Diane Kendal Mac Fluidline in Blacktrack, £12 (maccosmetics.co.uk) You can use this wet or dry. Put it in the lashline to define the eye then smudge with a cotton bud.

Blush
 
Kabuki Illamasqua Cream Blusher in Rude, £16 (0844 984 1700) I love cream blush – it’s about keeping some dewiness on the face and is more natural than powder. It’s one of those things that will bring your look together.

Pat McGrath Laura Mercier Second Skin Cheek Colour, £18, from Selfridges (0800 123400) I use this when a sun-kissed look is required. It’s sheer and soft and gives a healthy-looking flush.

Mary Greenwell Bourjois Blush, £6.84, from Boots (boots.com) Sheer blush is the best for faint cheek colour – this is sheer, shimmery and lifts the cheeks. I don’t like cream blushes – they fade, are harder to put on and can wipe off your foundation.

Kay Montano Chanel Joues Contraste Powder Blush in 56 Tea Rose, £28 (020 7493 3836). This is a sophisticated colour that suits everybody and is not too shimmery. It’s important to use a good blusher brush so it doesn’t look patchy.

Diane Kendal Nars Blush in Orgasm, £18.50 (narscosmetics.co.uk) Nars makes great blushers that are really easy to wear. Orgasm – a peachy pink with shimmer – is the bestseller.

MARILYN AND MADONNA WORE THEM, WILL YOU?

The bras are enjoying a renaissance prompted by the latest catwalk designs from fashion designers like Louise Goldin and Jean Paul Gaultier. According to John Lewis, sales of its Fantasie Belle, its best-selling conical bra, are up by 10 per cent last week on the previous week.


Elsewhere on the High Street, sales of the Triumph Doreen White are up by 33 per cent compared to the same time last year. Sales of the Triumph Doreen Powder are up 7 per cent on a year ago.
A spokesman for John Lewis said that the trend is indicative of a desire to celebrate women's curves that has followed previous periods of economic turmoil.

He said: "Throughout the last century the trend for feminine pointy shaped bras experienced a renaissance following times of a toughened economy, marking a return of unabashed femininity as women seek to have more fun with fashion as a form of escapism."

Eleri Lynn, the Curator of Fashion at the V&A Museum, and author of Fashion in Detail: Underwear, told the Daily Mail: "Pointed bras first stepped into the spotlight in the 1950s after the austerity of the Second World War.

"Women sought overt femininity and glamour embodied by Hollywood starlets such as Jane Russell and Marilyn Monroe. Several decades later, style pioneer Madonna brought the look back into fashion in the form of the cone shaped bra designed by Jean Paul Gaultier, and inspired by 1950s underwear.
"It was worn during her Blonde Ambition tour, following the Wall Street Crash of 1987 and the resulting recession of the late 1980s."

Fashion stylist at London's One Make Up, Crystal McClory, added: "The cone shaped bras of the 1950s and late 1980s are certainly back with a vengeance this summer.

"For Spring/Summer '10, the world's top designers are moving away from recession inspired 'less is more' and offering more playful collections as the economy begins to recover, with London designer Louise Goldin, and veteran designer Jean Paul Gaultier both heavily featuring cone shaped bras within their summer collections."

LOS ANGELES FASHION WEEK: GET TO KNOW THESE DESIGNERS

Maxine Dillon RTW Spring 2010
Photo By Todd Williamson

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Corey Lynn Calter RTW Spring 2010
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Fremont RTW Spring 2010
Photo By: Stefanie Keenan

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Eduardo Lucero RTW Spring 2010
Photo By: Donato Sardella

Check back daily for the latest collections from L.A. Fashion Week.

Newest collections: Leyendecker, Corey Lynn Calter, Rory Beca, MG Black Label

Corey Lynn Calter: The designer presented a whimsical collection that mixed floral-print minidresses with bright striped and solid separates.

David Alexander: David Alexander should stick to designing dresses for Hollywood action starlets such as Megan Fox.

Division E: Division E was shown alongside Raw 7, Urban Republic and Tavik Swimwear, all of which embody the Los Angeles lifestyle.

Eduardo Lucero: Eduardo Lucero’s Latin influence shone elegantly in an all-black collection of embellished feminine dresses.

Femme Noir by Phong Hong: Phong Hong showed a pretty collection of rose-colored silk chiffon cocktail dresses that had a good girl versus bad girl vibe.

Fernanda Carneiro: Known for her seaming and colorblocking, Fernanda Carneiro showed a feminine and flirty collection of short day-to-evening dresses.

Fremont: A playful collection of slim men’s linen shorts suits and silk rompers, capris and printed frocks for women.

Future Heretics: Street-smart denim and leathers were inspired by post-apocalyptic surfers with a penchant for high-waisted skirts, distressed trenches and biker leggings.

Kevan Hall: Kevan Hall showed a red carpet-worthy lineup of silk and satin gowns in a soft sherbet palette.

Krys 'N' Jack: Craftsmanship and carpentry were behind Krysta Henry and Jacquetta O’Dell’s fun, inventive, but not particularly wearable collection.

Lauren Elaine Black Label: Lauren Elaine imagined Empress Josephine on a journey to India with a trunk full of Empire-waist tea and cocktail dresses.

Leyendecker: Jessica Moss and Lisa Guajardo showed a tribal tribute with loose, easy pieces accentuated with fringing, knots, beads and cutouts.

Louver by Louis Verdad: With a nautical undertone in a palette of cream, navy and gold, Louver by Louis Verdad’s collection was about empowering the female form.

Maxine Dillon: New England classics intersected with California cool in a concise collection which combined preppy pieces with flirty feather-print tops and jumpers.

MartinMartin: Diane Moss-Martin and Eric Martin’s Goth-inspired collection featured loosely tucked and tailored separates that had a “Night of the Living Dead” aura.

MG Black Label: Erik Hart cut sharply tailored classics with a post-industrial edge, as seen in wax-coated trenches and wool moto jackets.

Mike Vensel: What would have been another basic collection of silk and cotton jersey dresses, T-shirts and miniskirts was elevated by black feather embellishments.

Odilon: Stacey Clark created a cohesive collection of archeology- and military-inspired separates and body-conscious dresses

Raw 7: Raw 7 was shown alongside Division E, Urban Republic and Tavik Swimwear, all of which embody the Los Angeles lifestyle.


Rory Beca: Rory Edelman presented a youthful day-to-night wardrobe, which transitioned from chambray vests and rompers to metallic jacquard tanks and pink organza miniskirts.

Skingraft: Designers Jonny Cota and Katie Kay refined their signature leather armor motif to create a lineup of body-conscious vests, jackets and pants.

Sue Wong: Sue Wong’s collection was an ode to Twenties art nouveau with an expected but pleasant lineup of eclectic bohemian flapper gowns.

Tavik Swimwear: The edgy swimwear line shared the runway with fellow Los Angeles lifestyle brands Division E, Raw 7 and Urban Republic.

Urban Republic: The line was shown alongside Raw 7, Division E and Tavik Swimwear, all of which embody the Los Angeles lifestyle.

Ximena Valero: Ximena Valero’s artful draping and twisting transformed jewel-toned jersey into sinuous, sexy gowns and chic jumpsuits.

(Source: WWD)

KOL: THEIR FASHION'S ON FIRE

Sure, the Kings of Leon have made the cover of Rolling Stone, won a Grammy award, headlined a bunch of massive festivals, and been covered by Nickelback, but they haven’t made it until now: KOL have teamed up with French designers Surface to Air and a shop in Copenhagen called Paris Texas to release a limited edition clothing line.
I’ll bet you thought the Followill boys just rolled out of bed with a vintage-looking western shirt, leather jacket, and tattered jeans, but those threads are actually carefully chosen by these rockers-turned-fashion icons.
Paris Texas’ official blog has photos of the new KOL gear. Check it out at PARIS TEXAS boutique or below:

DON'T BE TICKETY-TAC, BUY THIS FIERCE READ!

NEW YORK — When you first saw Christian Siriano on the fourth season of "Project Runway,” you probably didn’t care much for him. The skinny guy from Baltimore had a crazy Flock of Seagulls hairdo and an arrogant attitude.

Christian Siriano

However, by the end of the season, his talent and his personality became the show’s best ever: He was the first (and only) person to win both the competition and fan favorite. Nearly two years since the premiere of that season, Siriano has staged three critically acclaimed shows during Mercedes-Benz Fashion Week in New York and has launched partnerships with major brands.
He’s on tour promoting his new book, "Fierce Style: How to Be Your Most Fabulous Self.” We caught up with Siriano on his way to his downtown studio.
Q: Aveda did the hair for your fashion show?
A: They’ve done the past couple of seasons. I love them. They’re the best!
Q: So why a book?
A: I guess when the opportunity came up right after the show, I thought it was really interesting. I knew that my book could be really visual. A follow-up to get everyone their fashion fix. I wanted it to be serious and fun.
Q: Define "ferosh.”
A: Being fierce is a state of being, not something you can become. It’s a high point of being a certain persona. Ferosh is a downgraded version of being fierce.
Q: Have you been watching Season 6?
A: I have watched a few episodes, but I’m not up to date. It’s hard to sit at home and have a night to yourself.
Q: They still say "fierce” and "hot mess” all of the time.
A: I guess so! All of my phrases are going. When Tim and I write each other e-mails, it’s all in there.
Q: What’s good about this season?
A: I think the talent level is a little bit higher than last season. I’m waiting for something amazing to be done.
Q: What’s the one thing women must buy for fall 2009?
A: A great amazing coat or jacket — you wear it every day anyway. It’s your look. If it’s special and ornate and unique, that’s amazing.
Q: What’s the one thing we shouldn’t wear?
A: With the economy, people are about pairing low-budget and high-end. For me, underdressing is the trend that’s not working. I don’t think (the poor economy) means you shouldn’t look your best.
Q: In your book, you say that you shouldn’t wear the identical look twice.
A: Mix what you have, as best as you can. That’s what makes you individual and makes your style. You learn from yourself.
Q: You’ve done a lot since "Project Runway.” What’s your goal?
A: To build my brand and make sure the clothing side of my company grows and develops. I’ve been doing accessories and things for other companies. But I want to have shoes and bags and jewelry and makeup all under the same brand. And in five years, I might be bored and join a circus.
Q: You’re going to have a new show on Bravo — what took so long?
A: I think having a TV show without anything to do on a TV show is boring. I needed it to have a strong background.

(Source: McClatchy-Tribune)

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FASHION HOROSCOPE: NOVEMBER

The closer to winter and the cooler the air, the better stars are seen. And let’s hope these Stars will predict us fur, silk and diamonds. So, have a look at those of us who will get something fallen from the sky and earn it hard weekdays long running through boutiques in the Fashion Horoscope November 2009.

Happy Birthday Scorpio!

Is there anything that can disappoint Scorpio this November? Many of you will celebrate birthdays partying, receiving presents and meeting with the friends and sweethearts. Our greetings! Wish you all the best! Stars have prepared one more present for you. Those of you who want to switch for another work place will do it successfully. New professional cares are promised to be very creative and interesting. Probably, it’s what you were in need of – the feeling of novelty and personal significance. Now you’ll get it! Going for shopping, look for the best dress for the party. You’ll be in a focus all the time among the friends and colleges who want to share your holiday.

Sagittarius

You know how to do everything. At least, you have mastered everything you are interested in. Now you want to spare more time for your new hobby but you can’t succeed in it regularly. Don’t get upset! You’ll be able to find time for small but full vacation pretty soon. Moreover, Stars say that if you decide to turn the current hobby into something serious, feel free to do it. Just don’t be in a hurry! The same can be said about shopping – don’t hurry! Don’t buy a thing without trying it on. The best November purchase is a coat with attractive trimming.

Capricorn

You’ll feel the development of intuition this November. But you should find out if you can trust it. Don’t worry – you can! You might want to attend a seminar on this theme. Don’t be ashamed to ask your half to go with you, he won’t be against. Trust Stars. Pay your attention on the roomy, accurate and no bulky handbags while shopping. Now you’ll need exactly this kind of bags to put your fave books in there.

Aquarius

Do you feel yourself tired? Is it hard to wake up in the mornings? Can’t collect your thoughts without a cup of coffee? Aquarian, you are quite well with your health, but you have to go to a vacation, for sure. Unfortunately, no one will let you go there right now. Thus Stars advise you to start to negotiate with chiefs on prolonging the Christmas holidays. You want to be surrounded by silence in a country house in the mountains where you can relax and think. So, it’s high time you got ready for it. Buy a nice and comfortable jacket for the walks in nature. Bright and cheerful one will be the best decision!

Pisces

Pisces want changes. And what is more important, you are ready for them. Be brave and receive the new work offer even if it requires a change of the residence. You won’t regret about it! One more recommendation from the Stars who want to leave her darling this November. That’s the right decision! Stars provide you with their support. To conquer the new horizons you need a new outfit! Try on the bright and extravagant clothes! Don’t try to stay unnoticed as it doesn’t work with you, make a sexy chic statement!

Aries

Speaking honestly, almost all Aries are adventurers. You won’t be able to hold your passion to risks and adventures this November. You’ll get involved into complicated projects, agree to mysterious journeys to places you can’t pronounce the mane of, and more probably you will have a hard romance with impetuous continuation. How to prepare the wardrobe to such an eventful month? You are a rockstar in whatever you wear. The first must-have is comfortable shoes. And to be mobile and not get cold or be exhausted by the heat (no one knows where the adventurism will bring you to), you’d better buy a nice jacket made of leather. The other piece that is a must have for you is a vest of the faux fur trimming – be animal friendly and savvy all in one.

Taurus

Unlike Aries, Taurus is a perfect example of stability and discretion. But what is the reason? Do you want to please everyone? You are extremely tired of the tension that you can’t hide from the Stars. That’s why you should be a penny-pincher and egoist a bit. Buy the best present for your darling-self! Don’t wait for the New Year or your B-day to please yourself. Star it this November! Delegate some of your work powers to the colleges. Don’t try to control the whole world around. Try to entrust some home cares to your half while you follow the strict schedule of three S: Salon, Spa, Shopping. No hassle! As a present to you, you can look for a feminine dress or boots. Though, take both!

Gemini

Despite the tough and rich tempo of life, you can always find a minute to dream. And your dreams flow about one and the only everlasting love. Though the fact that there is someone next to you trying to catch your attention – you don’t react. Stars signal to you pointing the importance of the moment. But it seems that you can’t notice a meteorite falling onto you. Note some clothes emphasizing your romantic nature when shopping. Knitted flowing mid-length dresses, close-fitting in the waist coat and guys, try a contrasting bold dress shirt with a luxurious velvet blazer – that’s what you need.

Cancer

Cancer is in bliss and harmony. You feel good about your home. You’re satisfied with your second half. There are no troubles concerning kids. Everyone is pleased with you as well – parents, bosses and family. Idyll! It means that you are happy! But shopping is the entertainment for any-spirited women. What you should pay your attention to is jewelry! Gold, silver, emeralds, rubies and colored glass will fit you! It’s up to you what to choose.

Leo

November. Birds fly away, leaves fall off, and rains are the rule. But Leo sees completely different picture from the window. November will be your candy month. A lot of love, creativity and merry moods! Isn’t it your happiness? The only thing Stars don’t recommend you is self-analisys. Don’t do this or quiet it in case you do. Beautify your happy month with super shopping! You don’t need to look for something sparkling and flamboyant, but try the clothes that demonstrate your good taste.

Virgo

What is going to happen with Virgo in November? If you are lonely – it’s not for long. Stars predict you an interesting meeting that can have a long lasting. Curious? Have you already built a nest? Sure, you have!
But you should get ready to it. Stars promise aesthete and connoisseur of beauty (predominantly yours) into your pair. What should you seek after shopping? You have a dress, coat and even a couple of scarves. Then look for boots accentuating the delicacy of your legs and fitting long walks under the moon light.

Libra

Libra is full of plans. You want everything right now. Ambition is great! But don’t be surprised that you have to sacrifice your private life and rest at present. One way or another, but your efforts are not in vain. You’ll succeed with everything you've ever dreamed of if you just take a big risk! The end of the year has you traveling from coast to coast, so be prepared to be New York prep and California dreamin'. Choose an outfit depending on the sort of event you are going to – a stunning shirt and slacks with a bold accessory that provides a splash of color.

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