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By: MakeupByRenRen

Hey my loves! So sorry I haven't posted in a couple of weeks, I have been BUSY, BUSY, BUSY! Networking, getting out a little more to meet potential clients, I have had weddings, beauty consultations..it just hasn't stopped! I have really been focusing on staying visual to the public, which is how you attract clients. It has really been paying off!I am back and I will be trying to post daily like I did up until recently. Enjoy!!!!

The palettes come in 4 sets:
"Lust" and "Vanity"
Looks from all palettes coming soon!!!






Beyonce looks gorgeous in a nude eye color, winged liner, soft pink blush and bold, coral/pink lips! Love this!



Michelle Trachtenberg rocks a fresh, dewy face here..lots of mascara, soft berry blush and dark berry lip. This look is gorgeous and classic.

This look is flirty, fun and SO Rihanna! She sports a touch of bright pink on the eyes, soft pink blush and a bright, bold red lip. FIERCE!!

Share your fave fall trends! What do you LIVE for....Let me know!
(All photos appear on this post courtesy of people.com)
Studio 76 2010 VA Fashion Awards Promotional Piece from Visually Inklined on Vimeo.
For this years Studio 76 promo Visually Inklined decided to team up with Dexter D. Cohen and his amazing photographic skills to create a collage of beautiful diverse footage showing the range, caliber and professionalism of the models associated with Studio 76 as well as to promote their 2nd annual fashion awards show. Filmed over a two week period with a variety of set ups and models.
Directed by Kory Smith and Dexter D. Cohen
Directors of Photography: Dexter D. Cohen and Samuel Rogers
Here's the list of the nominees for the 2010 VA Fashion Awards (list courtesy of www.VaFashionAwards.com):
2010 FINALISTS
Up & Coming Designer - Ready to Wear
Crystal Woodard - LegTalkInc
Marquita Bianca - LegLovers
Deborah Cooper - Dee Couture
Brennan Crick - Rebel Club International
Anton Vitkovskiy - Vernato
Up & Coming Designer - High Fashion/Couture
Stephon Stallings - Vintage Hazel
Domonique Riddick - Fearful Clothing
Searra Eleece - SetCSexy Designs
Michael Taylor - Michael Taylor Couture
Mikasa La'Charles - Mikasa LaCharles Fashion
Best Female Model
Victoria Goldberg
Natalia Caruso
Alyssa Danilova
Letitia Crawford
Taylor Heskett
Loren Dixon
Sidney Franklin
Seiko Ablett
Jarra Goodridge
Bethany Barber
Leslie Ore
Best Male Model
Dominic Bailey
Ricky Godette
Woodson Dagobert
Jeremy Ocheltree
Dimitri Irshinskiy
Reuben O'Shea Russell
Rayshun Johnson
Andrew Paterini
Brandon McCain
Mark Barbara
Best Hair Stylist
Joie Wallace
Lamont Wagstaff
Alice Olson
Phillip Bernier
Natasha Fairbanks
Briana Altomare
Best Make Up Artist
Nita J
Carmen Thomas
Rondell Johnson
Victoria Goldberg
Phillip Bernier
Sophia Kelley
Best Photographer
Mariaelissa Littles
Lee McDowell
Allen Stephenson
Jubert Gilay
Alex Navas
Dawnita Alston
Cris Schafer
Ira Morris
Dexter Cohen
Shon D
For More info on this years event, please visit www.VAFASHIONAWARDS.com









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-Look online. Professional Make-up artists often have online portfolios and testimonials.
Schedule a consultation. Many make-up artists offer consultations for a minimal charge. This will allow you to meet the artist, review their work, and decide whether or not you want to schedule a trial.
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Long after the preparations, the wedding vows, the first married kiss, the first dance, the hors d'oeuvres, and the sharing of wedding cake, your pictures will remain. Your pictures will remind you of everything wonderful about your special day. The decision on whether or not to hire a professional make-up artist is an important one. Their skills can tie together the look you have always dreamed of.











