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About Sienna

Sculptor and nature lover, Sienna received her BFA in Studio Arts in 2008. An avid traveler and obsessive object maker, she spends her time making everything from ceramic sculpture to fabric works, fine cuisine to homemade pickles. She completed an artist’s residency at the Mendocino Art Center in the spring of 2009, and continues to pursue artistic endeavors in turn with working at Lulu*s.com!

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A Chloë Moment! Miu Miu Ad Campaigns Then and Now

Celebrity | 13 July 2012

She’s at it again! It’s sweet sixteen for 37 year-old fashion icon, Chloë Sevigny, marked by her second run in a Miu Miu ad campaign. That’s right, back in 1996 Chloë graced Miu Miu’s very minimalist campaign, turned out in ’90s plaids, fitted shirts, and issuing a subtle yet playful skater-girl chic.
The Fall/Winter 2012 campaign, on the other hand, grasps a metropolitan, tech-fueled era with electric pops of color burning through menswear-inspired suit jackets, collared shirts, and ties.
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(credits: Miu Miu, Juergen Teller, Mert & Marcus)

How to Get the Perfect Summer Bronzed Look

Beauty | 10 July 2012

1. Youngblood Mineral Radiance Moisture Tint in Medium 2. Giella Bronzer 3. Giella Eye M Glam Highlighter 4. Smashbox Soft Lights Shimmer 5. Giella Eye Liner Pencil in Zest 6. Satin Dusty Rose Lipstick 7. Giella Lip Gloss in LipGlam
The Benefits of Bronze: If there is any time of year to strip down your usual makeup regiment, it’s in the summertime. Going for a minimal bronzed look, will give you a healthy tanned look that is even, glowing, and has no harmful rays involved. If you’re like me and wear a hat when you’re out in the sun, you may end up with a lighter skin tone on your face, and adding a little bit of bronze is a super-quick fix; just be sure to blend into your neckline for even coverage!
In this tutorial we have featured products from Giella Custom Blend Cosmetics who let you customize your colors with really cool mixers, and finishes.
What to do:
1. We started with a real lightweight tinted moisturizer rather than a heavy cover-up, and did a light, eyebrow fill-in to match our model’s lovely dark locks and to add some definition.
2. Next we used a large cheek brush and applied in the sun bronzing powder, starting at the cheeks and blending into the neck. (Be sure to brush a small amount along the forehead and nose as well!) This was followed by a pinky/honey colored blush to add a little color without over-dominating.
3. For the eyes we used a neutral eye shadow collection for the lids, and then worked outwards with Giella’s Eye M Glam Highlighter. We added a slight black cat-eye and a touch of bronze eyeliner to highlight the inner corners and under lids.
4. Finally we finished with a satin, dusty rose-colored lipstick and a sheer, neutral-toned lip gloss.

How to Fill in Eyebrows: Two Looks! Eyebrow Tutorial

Beauty | 03 July 2012

eyebrow tutorial
Eyebrow Tutorial
They say that the eyebrows frame the face, so even if you don’t have thin or over-plucked eyebrows, a little fill-in can go a long way!
Our models Kennedy and Grace have naturally stunning eyebrows, but nothing gives them a nicely defined “pop” on camera better than a bright lip and slightly darkened brows. To give you a better idea of the possibilities, we’ve created a nice arch on Kennedy, and have a done a simple fill-in on Grace that follows her natural brow lines. Our toolkit included the Brow Artiste Palette by Youngblood in Brunette, which actually works on ALL our models! The kit includes two shades of powder, a wax, a brow brush with spoolie end, and tweezers.

Thread on Canvas: Artist Nava Lubelski

Art | 27 June 2012

 
Artist Nava Lubelski begins by poking, painting, dripping, and generally destroying her canvases before carefully adding “mended” details to the raw and exposed edges. Using the laborious technique of hand-stitching and knotting dream catcher-like nets across the naked patches, Lubelski’s works will appeal to your crafty side, as well and draw you in with her bold color palette.
 

 
(images courtesy of navalubelski.com)

DIY: Make a Friendship Bracelet Out of Old Clothes

DIY | 22 June 2012


Beef up your stack of friendship bracelets with this no-cost, no-sew DIY that will take on whatever colors or textures you choose! From one T-shirt alone, you can make 1-4 double-wrap bracelets, so you’ll have plenty to share with your friends.
TIPS: Regular, jersey knit t-shirts work the best for this project and the more colorful the better!
When you cut your strips diagonally, this will create one continuous strip of fabric. Cut this into whatever lengths you need for your wrap bracelets.

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