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'Project Runway' Recap: Season 9, Episode 3: High Fashion

Behold the dawn of what the other contestants dub Bert-zilla, a monstrously-bad pairing of Bert Keeter and Viktor Luna . The duo clash egos over everything including British period costume references. Keeter snipes that Luna "needs to do some reading" after he doesn't seem to know that Queen Victoria "spent 50 years in mourning clothes" and it was the first Queen Elizabeth who favored color and cleavage. Luna declares Keeter a "know-it-all" and dismisses his fabric choice as "curtains." Both men have a point and mentor Tim Gunn has to break it up. The Runway Show: Features a bedazzled matador, a bizarre ode to " Black Swan ," unusally tall models and the strangest updo to ever come out of the L'Oreal hair studio. Meanwhile, we're a little disappointed Kardashian didn't call on her ubiquitous family to create a real-life circus on the catwalk. Imagine how tall the basketball players in her expanding clan would have been on those stilts. Who's In: Laura Kathleen gets her first win and immunity for an elegant, red charmeuse ensemble she created in collaboration with Anthony Ryan Auld . Kardashian calls the look "a showstopper." It's Auld's third time in the top three making him the season's official front runner. He displays Southern gent style by recommending Kathleen for the week's top honors. (Sorry, Bert Keeter, your week one win is now a distant memory.) Who's Out: The big top falls on quirky Wells, for her part in the split-personality all-black dance look she created with partner Bryce Black . Kardashian complained its camisole bodice "looks like something I wear to bed" and declared its sloppy finish read "made in 15 minutes." Luna narrowly misses the dreaded 'auf, taking the judges' blame for the almost-curtains frock he created with Keeter. Filled with signature ethnic prints, diaphanous kimono dresses, and chunky knits, Mara Hoffman's Fall 2011 collection is spot-on for the boho-chic set.

Expect the Unexpected | Muse Hair Salon Surry Hills

Expect the unexpected is something one of my mentors once said to me…and Malaysia certainly delivered. As a guest artist for the Cut Above Academy (owned by Winnie Loo) I had the privilege of teaching my collection called Multiplicity over two days.

The collection was based around the idea that a single technique could deliver multiple looks for the salon guest. we drew inspiration from textured fabric and fur….creating flares of colour in the hair. I had my work cut out for me with almost every model needing to be pre lightened due to colour build up.

But I had an amazing team with me from Cut Above and the fabulous Rachel Hyde from Muse team as well. Without them I would still be there colouring:We had amazing feed back from the course and great participants, some of whom had travelled from mainland China and Indonesia and even a couple from Dubi.

Bliss. (@ MUSE Hair Salon)

YAY! i bought two of these and i hope The Muse is a great salon because i shall give my hair some nourishing treatment~

つい反応 QT @ 　ミューズヘアー Muse Hair｜入間市･飯能

　ミューズヘアー Muse Hair｜入間市･飯能

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