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LESSON TWO
Use in a sentence: “The French Paradox”
Starting the day off right for me always means
a good, hard run. Keeps me sane, especially
on the road.
French women would not be caught dead wearing
sneakers and sweats in public – quelle horreur!
MON ONGLES
(My Nails)
Long pointed almonds with
extended nail beds in a creamy,
femme pink. An undertone
of silvery shimmer, and
crystal clear tips embedded
with flickers of blue-green
holographic cello.
The shapes were extreme and
arched...I felt like I was wearing
the most fabulous over-the-top
pair of Louboutin stilettos on
my fingertips!
Liza Smith from London created
these wonders…they even
captured the approving glances
of the front row set!
LESSON ThrEE
Compare and contrast:
New York: Fashion shows are held in tents,
like the circus.
Paris: I attend my first Paris fashion show of the
season at the Louvre, the most important museum
in the Western world, built in 1546 (not a typo).
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ThEir NaiLS
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DREAMS & EXHAUST
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Fine tailoring, finished shapes and royal grandeur
Precious tones ennoble
gem-hued fabrics
JASMINE DE MILO – The pop of corks – and
real champagne (legally, champagne can only
be made in France, you know) sets the scene
at the Paris Ritz for this elegant private show.
LOUIS VUITTON where every detail is
scrutinized and set like a perfect diamond into
a priceless setting.
GIAMBATTISTA VALLI where innocence turns
savage. The models in “Little Red Riding Hood”
mode literally eat the Big Bad Wolf during on
stage theatrics.
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14.
Luxury throws off its heavy wraps
departments
KILLER DETAILS
ANTONIO BERARDI – Fierce women know their
place is at the top of the food-chain. Dark and
commanding, these Alpha Females are always
in charge!
Small, subtle touches matter more than ever
And the night at the JOHN GALLIANO show
really made me feel the fashion in my cells. I felt
my DNA morphing as I breathed it in. Fashion as
culture, fashion as art, fashion as a diary of life.
CND ALLSTARS
Jan Arnold
Co - Founder / Style Director
CND
Classic red or perfect French manicures
with Cartier diamonds ruled the VIP seats
at the shows.
DEEP VAULTED
SCULPTURE GARDEN
Fabrics pleat, fold, twist and distort
LESSON FOur
Winging west to the sunny SoCal beach-town
I call home, where cut-offs, flip flops and a cute
cotton hoodie are considered appropriate dinner
attire most of the time, I felt giddy. Maybe it
was the tickly memories of the champagne.
To feel welcomed as part of what truly is an
ancient culture. To be embraced so warmly by
such strict, Old World taskmasters, and to have
OUR art form as nail professionals understood,
acknowledged and respected.
CND en Paris -- c’est magnifique!
My first day begins with a yummy treat which IS low-carb:
The International Herald Tribune, gleaming in a glossy
armour of glorious four-color photography. In Paris,
fashion, like all of life itself, is pure art.
LUXE LIBERATION
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10.
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DARK ANTHEM
BACKSTAGE PASS
CND transforms supermodels’ hands
and feet into beauty icons
The global style-makers
GET THE LOOK!
From run-way to real-way;
how to get the look
PARTING SHOTS
MErCi ET au rEvOir
For most Parisians, the day begins with coffee and
a fantastic, buttery baked sweet. Often followed by
a cigarette! Surely they regard people like me, who
never eat bread, as utterly folle (crazy).
Features
Sleek leathers, pleathers and platform storm-troopers
Translate: See Jan run. Run, Jan, run!
La crème de la crème – the best of the best:
Repeat after moi: J’adore Paris!
I’m here, and I love Paris!
Compare and contrast:
New York: Neon and adrenalin
Paris: Incandescent. Simply glows.
Luminous. No wonder it’s called
“The City of Lights.”
4.
Australia - down under
CREDITS
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BABy PHAT
FELDER FELDER
THE BLONDS
ANTONIO BERARDI
ASHISH
ANTONIO BERARDI
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GILES DEACON
HERVE LEGER
LUCA LUCA
ANTONIO BERARDI
THE BLONDS
FELDER FELDER
LyN DEVON
LyN DEVON
LyN DEVON
GOtta
Get It
LOUIS VUITTON
FELDER FELDER
THE BLONDS
FELDER FELDER
LOUIS VUITTON
LOUIS VUITTON
LyN DEVON
MUSTAFA ASLAN TURK
THE BLONDS
THE BLONDS
BABy PHAT
LOUIS VUITTON
BILL BLASS
THE BLONDS
Dark Anthem
BILL BLASS
• Suddenly, beige is
dangerous – but now
is also the moment for
black lips
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• Nails rule with
texture: creamy
latte, dove-soft gray,
and gritty, sooty,
grainy blacks
LyN DEVON
• Squared-off black
brows boldly sculpt
the face
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BILL BLASS
LOUIS VUITTON
GILES DEACON & MONIqUE LHUILLIER
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Restless stirrings rise up. Fabrics pleat,
fold, twist and distort the body’s shape to
mock poured plastic and sculpted marble,
ushering in shocks and blushes of color to
already-extreme forms. The once-constricted
body breaks free, morphing from concrete
chrysalis to surreal confection. Dewy textile
shine invites touch with a surprising
flurry of ruffles.
GIAMBATTISTA VALLI
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Puffed, stuffed,
padded, quilted,
pleated shapes
contrast super-skinny
black pants
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Nude, matte face
makeup tops the
fashion mix of dullwith-glossy finishes
ARMAND BASI
ANTONIO BERARDI
GILES DEACON
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MUSTAFA ASLAN TURK
Extreme shapes
call for fashion’s
most extreme nail
in high contrast
GIAMBATTISTA VALLI
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MONIqUE LHUILLIER
MUSTAFA ASLAN TURK
GIAMBATTISTA VALLI
GOtta
Get It
GIAMBATTISTA VALLI
GILES DEACON
Sculpture Garden
ARMAND BASI
GILES DEACON
ARMAND BASI
GILES DEACON
LOUIS VUITTON
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BILL BLASS
J. MENDEL
CAROLINA HERRERA
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Fine tailoring and finished shapes fit for the hunt and the ride. Beginning
with the natty look of menswear, then seeking pure sensation. Forbidden
furs caress bare skin against winter chill, and trophy feathers reach for
the skies from which they fell. The body preens to find itself in classic form,
sharpened by narrow jackets and skirts that gleam with metal. Worn with
a bit of royal grandeur, and anything but common.
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3.1 PHILLIP LIM
CAROLINA HERRERA
J. MENDEL
GILES DEACON
CAROLINA HERRERA
THE BLONDS
AVSH ALOM GUR
BILL BLASS
CAROLINA HERRERA
MONIqUE LHUILLIER
J. MENDEL
JASMINE DE MILO
BILL BLASS
GOtta
Get It
Luxe Liberation
CAROLINA HERRERA
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Sink into deep-dish
furs, plushest velvets
and lush, gold-shot
tweeds
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Meow! Big pussycat
bows at neck, the more
oversized the better
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VIVIENNE TAM
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AFSHIN FEIz
• Pour on the richest
nail in gold, silver,
burgundy and surprising
sapphire blue
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MONIqUE LHUILLIER
GILES DEACON
MONIqUE LHUILLIER
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GILES DEACON
Their facets inspire pure coveting. Deep within every cold gem burns the
memory of fire at the earth’s core. Sapphire, emerald, amethyst and ruby
have encrusted centuries of crowns, swords, altars and all things sacred.
Today their precious tones ennoble us in gem-hued fabrics as well as
frankly fake but fabulous imposters.
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MONIqUE LHUILLIER
GILES DEACON
GOtta
Get It
•
Both jewels and jewel tones
(deep reds, blues, greens and
purples) wear well with another
style-lust: lace
VIVIENNE TAM
One strand of pretenders:
just plain sad. Twenty strands
piled high together:
gorgeousness defined!
BILL BLASS
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THE BLONDS
Gloriously faux gems replace
the “It” bag as the accessory to
covet – as baubles, beads,
and even buttons
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AFSHIN FEIz
THE BLONDS
THE BLONDS
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BILL BLASS
MONIqUE LHUILLIER
TOMMy HILFIGER
KATy RODRIGUEz
MONIqUE LHUILLIER
VIVIENNE TAM
BCBG
THE BLONDS
Deep Vaulted
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HERVE LEGER
MALANDRINO
Dreams
exhaust
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COSTELLO TAGLIAPIETRA
Unburdened and exquisite. She’s arrived from the pure ether, a creature
visualized from an unnamed element. Luxury throws off its heavy wraps,
and excess seems unwelcome: new-generation cashmeres and subtly rich
winter fabrics are spun into sheer weightlessness. The palette captures
cloudy pastels with the fine texture and geometry of frost on a windowpane.
Gray and taupe alight on fingertips as gently as doves.
ANTONIO BERARDI
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HALSTON
KAREN WALKER
GIAMBATTISTA VALLI
HERVE LEGER
GOtta
Get It
Dreams & Exhaust
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High-tech microfibers
drape, cling and glisten
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Fabrics go soft focus
with furry, fuzzy finishes
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Mysteriously long skirts usurp the mini
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ANTONIO BERARDI
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COSTELLO TAGLIAPIETRA
LOUIS VUITTON
MALANDRINO
LOUIS VUITTON
MALANDRINO
BCBG
MAX AzRIA
TWINKLE
MAX AzRIA
LOUIS VUITTON
TWINKLE
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KILLER
DETAILS
11.
There is talk this season about “fashion nuns” with sober
black garments defining the runway uniform. The big
news is that the “It” bag is passé – time to eBay yours.
But the more interesting angle is that small, subtle
touches matter more than ever.
1. PEAK YOUR INTEREST with a finely feathered
topper, equal parts Robin Hood and Rat Pack fedora.
2. DIAMONDS ARE FOREVER but monster gems
are so right now, the bigger and faker the better.
3. HANDS DOWN, brilliantly hued, butter-soft gloves
draw attention to your digits.
4. LONG STORY SHORT: Keep your mini on ice
until further notice as hemlines dip.
5. LOSE YOUR TWEEZERS for a while as Wild Child
brows rule.
6. LONG, DARK NIGHTS call for the longest,
darkest nails of the year.
7. STEP UP to the newly fearless shoe, especially
superhigh platforms.
8. GRRRRRRR: the savage new take on furs ain’t
your mama’s mink. And of course we recommend “faux.”
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9. GLADIATOR GIRL GEAR gives your look a
superhero sheen.
10. NO WIRE HANGERS, unless you wear them
as a belt.
11. WHAT’S NEW, PUSSYCAT? The oversized bow
honors the immortal Coco Chanel, and makes people
want to unwrap you.
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BackStage
First Looks. Every fashion show has its rhythm; before the legions of
press, buyers and celebrities file into seats, the best in their fields – from
nails, hair and makeup, to styling, designing, photography and trend
reporting – cluster into tight quarters backstage to get the models and
the clothes photo ready. CND’s team raced to manicure and pedicure
models at nearly 100 fashion shows in New York, London and Paris.
You’d be tired too!
Dita Von Teese at Louis Vuitton
Beauty at Devota & Lomba show Spain
Tiffany and her favorite model in NYC
Wanda 12 shows later
Custom Gray in NYC
Model at Monique Lhuillier
Louis Vuitton looks
Cherie backstage in NYC
Backstage NYC
At Louis Vuitton
Model and Barbara at Louis Vuitton
Amanda 4 shows later
Backstage action
Backstage at Carolina Herrera
Backstage action
Looks at Louis Vuitton
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CND
AllStars
Jennifer and Tiffany
Only the best of the best are called on to work alongside
fashion and beauty industry icons such as Marc Jacobs,
Carolina Herrera, Olivier Theyskens, Pat McGrath and
Orlando Pita. When it comes to hand and foot beauty,
the best are:
Amanda Fontanarrosa Kirklington, England
Ana Frigols Barcelona, Spain
Angela Taylor Gold Coast, Australia
Angelina Wingle Etters, PA
Carmen Parker Bridlington, England
Cherie Pollard St. Claire, Australia
Cristina Casado Barcelona, Spain
Cristina Villar Madrid, Spain
Daina Ceballos Barcelona, Spain
Dannie Edgington Banbury, England
Gina Balladares Madrid, Spain
Jaqueline Caicedo Barcelona, Spain
Jennifer Harrison Greenbriar, TN
Joanne Papoythis Sydney, Australia
Kate Taylor Cheltenham, England
Katie Lansel McCordsville, IN
Kelly Winterburn Bradford, England
Kristina Baune Sebeka, MN
Liza Smith Sittingbourne, England
Lulu Cooper Englewood, NJ
Melissa Grzesiak Grand Blanc, MI
Patricia Arroyo Alicante, Spain
Rebecca Najjar Sydney, Australia
Rocio Delgado Cordoba, Spain
Roxanne Valinoti Islandia, NY
Sandra Garcia Madrid, Spain
Shelena Robinson Crooked River Ranch, OR
Stacey Figueira Sydney, Australia
Teresa Mesiti Sydney, Australia
Tiffany Greco San Diego, CA
Wanda Ruiz Aguadilla, Puerto Rico
And their loyal and talented assistants:
Barbara Cambazoglou Aachen, Germany
Dana Hawkins Hempstead, NY
Emma Baker Sittingbourne, England
Holly Davies Sittingbourne, England
Indigo Smith Washington DC
James Mok Sittingbourne, England
Julie Baker Sittingbourne, England
Lisa Knight Sittingbourne, England
Michelle Cifuni Deerpark, NY
Michele Pierno Lynbrook, NYY
Myra Howse Sittingbourne, England
Natalie Wood Sittingbourne, England
Pattie Williams North Babylon, NY
Sylvia Weigel Berlin, Germany
Valerie Sartain Manasquan, NJ
Jan and Sheila NYC
Angi, Katie, Lulu and Wanda
London Fashion Week Team at Armand Basi
Jan at Bill Blass
Roxanne and Behnaz Sarafpour
Indigo, Pattie and Michelle
Paris Fashion Week Team: (Clockwise) Jan, Amanda, Barbara, Carmen, Sylvia and Liza
Katie, Melissa and Amanda NYC
Their entourage:
Jan Arnold San Diego, CA
Ashley Brown New York, NY
Charity Guzofski New York, NY
Elyce deBrown San Diego, CA
Julia Labaton New York, NY
Mary Butler Sacramento, CA
Samantha Sweet Leeds, England
Sheila Wiggins Dana Point, CA
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get the
LOOK!
Q:
Q:
The trick to a perfect-looking and
long-lasting manicure is in the preparation
and control during application. Here are
some “tips” that may make your Nail
Professional jealous.
From run-way to real-way in a
salon near you.
How can I find the perfect
enamel for my skin tone?
A:
Roxanne US
Designers don’t settle anymore for the
basic color palette of reds, corals and pinks.
They rely on our expert technique to customize
color, sometimes to match fabrics, accessories
or even lip color. You can DIY too!
Anything but basic, the new neutral is gray.
You can customize gray to best complement
your skin tone. It’s fast and easy and only requires
2 base colors: Voodoo (patent leather black),
Cream Puff (full-coverage white) then 1 drop
of Hot Pop Yellow or Hot Pop Blue to customize
perfectly to your skin tone!
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1/2 bottle
Cream Puff
Urban Gray
Start by pouring Cream Puff into an empty
bottle until half way full.
• Add 2-3 drops of Voodoo. Shake until fully blended.
• Add additional drops of Voodoo for a darker
shade or a few more drops of white for a
paler version.
• Add 1 drop of Hot Pop Yellow to warm the gray
or 1 drop of Hot Pop Blue to cool the gray.
Lighter or cooler skin tones look best in pale,
cool shades of gray. Darker or warmer skin
tones can handle extra richness with just a drop
of warmth.
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It takes forever for my enamel to dry.
Any tricks?
I love the look of rich dark color on my
nails for fall, but I find it difficult to get
it on perfectly. Any tips?
A:
A:
Cherie Australia
Our backstage pro’s know all about the essence
of time and can’t bear to wait for nails to dry! We
sometimes have only 5 minutes to perfect all 20 digits
for showtime, so we rely on a secret weapon: CND’s
SolarSpeed Spray™. It not only dries enamel fast,
but conditions cuticles with a rich blend of Jojoba Oil,
Vitamin E and Sweet Almond Oil. This is always a hit
backstage.
First: Manicure and clean nails thoroughly.
Q:
Then: Apply one thin coat of Stickey™
Base Coat and let dry for the
best adhesion.
A:
Why do my nails seem to look better in the
summer months, and chip in the fall and winter?
It’s a proven fact that nails grow faster
in the summer months. Nails require a
delicate balance of oil and moisture. When
the temperature drops, the moisture in the air
drops, causing nails and skin to dry out. This
explains why nails tend to become more brittle
in fall and winter. A daily beauty must-have is
SolarOil. ™ This blend of Jojoba Oil, Vitamin E,
Rice Bran and Sweet Almond Oil deposits the
right amount of flexibility your nails need to
keep them chip-free in any season.
The added benefit – cuticles behave!
For enamel application:
Start in the right position: Prop the
manicure hand on a phone book or a
stack of fashion magazines and rest the
“working” hand on the table. This will
steady your hand and allow the brush
to remain parallel during application.
Dip the brush into the enamel, (a dark
color, such as Fedora) wipe off excess
from one side. (Using too much enamel
on the brush can flood the nails and
cause seeping into the cuticle area
and surrounding skin.
Definitely NOT professional!)
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2-3 drops
Voodoo
Q:
Q:
How can I make my short, chubby fingers
look longer and leaner?
A:
Begin with the brush “parallel” to your
nail and place it to the center of the nail.
“Slide” the brush up to the cuticle
(but not on), and “glide” it down to
the free edge.
Amanda UK
Continue to “slide and glide” around
the left and right sides using your
other fingers to pull the sides of your
skin away.
You can take “pounds” off your hands by
changing the shape from a short square nail
to a longer soft almond. This season’s dramatic
shapes show a little more length. This illusion
can have a lengthening effect on hands and
look more natural. In fact, this shape is
stronger and can absorb more impact when
filed correctly.
Here’s how:
Begin by filing straight across from side to side.
Gently rock the file underneath the nail at a 45°
angle so the shape begins to soften.
Repeat this process for the best
coverage. Be sure to “seal” free edges
to increase wearability.
For longer nails and a more dramatic shape,
file corners evenly from corner to center. Just
make sure to leave sidewalls intact for the
needed strength.
For a bulletproof, super high-gloss
shine, finish with one coat of
Air Dry Top Coat.
It’s like Spanx for your hands!
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PARTiNG
SHOTS
AuSTRALIA
In the land down under, seasons are reversed. But for
our Aussie nailistas, summer is more than sandy
beaches and shrimp on the barbie. In 17 runway shows,
the sunny Oz team created deliciously dark nails (16 of
the 17 shows used tips!) that would be equally at home
in Manhattan or Montmartre. Once upon a time, Australia
seemed like its own remote planet. Today, nail trends
create a global fashion heartbeat we all share.
GINGER & SMART
JESSIE HILL
GAIL SORRONDA
WAYNE COOPER
ROMANCE WAS BORN
WAYNE COOPER
DESiGNERS
CREDitS
NEW YORK
Special Thanks to:
3.1 Phillip Lim
Abaeté
Adam
Akiko Ogawa
Baby Phat
Badgley Mischka
BCBG
Behnaz Sarafpour
Benjamin Cho
Bill Blass
Brian Reyes
Calvin Klein
Carmen Marc Valvo
Carolina Herrera
Charlotte Ronson
Chris Han
Costello Tagliapietra
Development
Diesel
DKNY
Donna Karan
Douglas Hannant
Gap
Halston
Herve Leger
J. Mendel
Jason Wu
Jayson Brunsdon
Jenni Kayne
Jonathan Saunders
Karen Walker
Katy Rodriguez
Luca Luca
LONDON
Afshin Feiz
Armand Basi
Ashish
Ashley Isham
Avsh Alom Gur
Ben de Lisi
Berube
David David
Erdem
Felder Felder
PARIS
Antonio Berardi
Elie Saab
Giambattista Valli
AuSTRALIA
Bowie
Cohen et Sabine
Friedrich Gray
Gail Sorronda
Ginger & Smart
Jessie Hill
Josh Goot, Ksubi and
Tina Kalivas
SPAIN
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Lyn Devon
Malandrino
Mara Hoffman
Marchesa
Max Azria
Milly
Miss Sixty
Monique Lhuillier
Naeem Khan
Patrik Rzepski
Peter Som
PHI
Phillip and David Blond
Philosophy
Ports 1961
Proenza Schouler
Rachel Roy
Red Dress
Reem Acra
Reyes
Ruffian
Sari Gueron
Thakoon
three ASFOUR
TIBI
Tommy Hilfiger
Tony Cohen
Tory Burch
Twinkle
Vivienne Tam
VPL
Willow
Yigal Azrouël
New York: AO Productions, Dizon Inc.,
INCA Productions, Lynne O’Neill,
MAO Public Relations, One Kick, Paul Wilmot,
Press Office, Seventh House PR,
Spec Entertainment, Starworks
London: Cassandra Maxwell – CLM,
INCA Productions, Lorraine Griffin
Paris: Anne Landy, Beatrice Savoretti,
Diane Dessertenne, Emma Findlay, Isabelle Konikoff,
Katherine Ensslen, Katie Grand, Neo Khama, Srdjan,
Zena Chedid
New York Production & Media Relations:
RED PR
London Production & Media Relations:
Samantha Sweet of Sweet Squared Ltd.,
exclusive UK distributor for CND
Paris Production & Media Relations:
Julia Labaton of RED PR
Spain Production & Media Relations:
Comunicativa Events & PR, S.L.
Australia Production & Media Relations:
Nicole Arrowsmith - PR Coordinator, Pacific Nail & Beauty
Jacqui Walker - White With One Graphic Design
Nail Design Production Manager:
New York: Roxanne Valinoti
London-Paris: Amanda Fontanarrosa
Spain: Gina Balladares
Australia: Cherie Pollard
Backstage Nail Team Manager:
New York: Mary Butler
Giles Deacon
Graeme Black
Jaeger London
Jasper Conran
Meadham Kirchhoff
Modernist
Mustafa Aslan Turk
Nicole Farhi
White Suede
Backstage Nail Team:
New York: Amanda Fontanarrosa, Angelina Wingle,
Cherie Pollard, Jennifer Harrison, Katie Lansel,
Kristina Baune, Lulu Cooper, Melissa Grzesiak,
Tiffany Greco, Wanda Ruiz
Jasmine de Milo
Louis Vuitton
Nina Ricci
Kate Sylvester
Marnie Skillings
Nicholas x Morley
Romance Was Born
Shakuhachi
Wayne Cooper
Zimmermann
Nail Design Production:
New York: Kathee Wolter, Kristina Baune, Shelena Robinson
London-Paris: Amanda Fontanarrosa, Liza Smith
London: Danni Edgington, Emma Baker, Holly Davies,
James Mok, Julie Baker, Kate Taylor, Kelly Winterburn,
Lisa Knight, Myra Howse, Natalie Wood
Paris: Amanda Fontanarrosa, Carmen Parker, Liza Smith
Spain: Ana Frigols, Cristina Casado, Cristina Villar,
Daina Ceballos, Jaqueline Caicedo, Patricia Arroyo,
Rocio Delgado, Sandra Garcia
Australia: Angela Taylor, Cherie Pollard,
Joanne Papoythis, Rebecca Najjar, Stacey Figueira,
Teresa Mesiti
Backstage Nail Team Assistants:
New York: Dana Hawkins, Indigo Smith,
Michelle Cifuni, Michele Pierno, Pattie Williams,
Valerie Sartain
Paris: Barbara Cambazoglou, Sylvia Weigel
Australia: Jodi-Ann Standen
Look Book Creative Team:
Jan Arnold, Elyce deBrown, RED PR, Trina Franklin,
Victoria Thomas, Wendy Lovejoy
Photography:
Jennifer Graylock, Luca Lazzari, Nacho Urbon,
One Shot Photography
Look Book
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For US and Paris press information, contact RED PR at 212.431.8873 or [email protected]
For UK press information, contact [email protected]
For Spain press information, contact [email protected]
For Australia press information, contact [email protected]
For sales information, contact CND at 800.700.4939 or www.cnd.com
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