ARE COSMETICS SAFE

This is probably the MOST COMMON challenge ever, but I've given my own touch to it. It's truly important for a model to know how to pose without hiding or changing any part of her outfit or make up, especially if she's working for a designer on a catalogue. So, this is what you have to do on this second part of the semifinal. Your model has been hired by a fashion designer and by a cosmetic brand to pose for them (together).

These are the respective designers and brands assigned to each one: (if you don't know any of this brands or designers, google them please.)

Revlon / Dior LostfromReality
Lancome / Armani ?LydiaTheDollyNerd?
Estee Lauder / Chanel Carol Parvati
L’Oreal / Louis Vuitton GoneCookie
M•A•C Cosmetics / Versace LIBS World


Requirements
1. Editing IS necessary.
2. Her make up must be different, exotic, depending on the cosmetic brand you were assigned. The make up color must match with the product color, of course :P
3. At least one garment of her outfit must be sewn/made by you.
4. The outfit must have the same style as other outfits from the designer.
5. The picture must include the cosmetic product.
6. The picture must include the designer's name or the fashion house's name.
7. Extra dolls can be included.
8. Deadline: Sunday 1st- August.


DON'T COPY MY CHALLENGE IDEAS PLEASE. Ugh, I hate when people do it... It actually shows they aren't original AT ALL.


Good luck, guys :)))

I have 2 little rants today.

1. The prices of cosmetics in Australia are insane. I've been looking at Estee Lauder tinted moisturiser and it's $80 for a little 50ml tube here. It's $43 in the US. My new fave Revlon Just Bitten lipstain is $27 here...$8.99US. And my Bare Minerals are $79 here...$25US. Our dollars are pretty much par so how is this happening? Grrrr. (No wonder I buy everything on eBay.)

2. In order to get me to spend $80 or even $43 on anything, I have to try it. Not on the back of my hand in the shop. I need a real sample I can take with me and try in the morning as the product is meant to be used. So I now take my little Sephora sample pots with me when I'm going to the cosmetic counter and fill 'em up. No one really notices or has ever said anything. Why don't any shops other than Sephora offer this? I have to BYO my little pots everywhere. Grrr.