What’s in your bag, Joanna Track? | Hollywood yohana

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What’s in your bag, Joanna Track? | Hollywood yohana

Hailed as one of Canada’s e-queens, Joanna Track is the founder of one of the country’s first fashion e-tailers, eLUXE.ca (formerly Dealuxe.ca), which carries the covetable likes of Smythe, Pink Tartan and J Brand. Track was first the genius behind the much beloved Sweetspot.ca, and clearly has a killer taste for talent (our once–fashion director now fashion editor-at-large Susie Sheffman now works over at eLUXE) and a sense of what the ladies want. So without further ado, let’s see what she wants!

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Spring beauty report 2012: Add-ons | Hollywood yohana

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Spring beauty report 2012: Add-ons | Hollywood yohana

Hair accessories have been elevated beyond the basic bobby pin or pedestrian ponytail fastener. At Jason Wu, Odile Gilbert decorated updos with skinny black feathers for a punk touch. “We don’t want them to look romantic,” she says. At Chanel, pearls were pinned into wet-looking chignons; at Yves Saint Laurent, buns were encased in gold cage barrettes. Embellishment didn’t end there, though; faces were fully decorated too. To characterize “giant living dolls” at Viktor & Rolf, makeup artist Pat McGrath used thick, pink false eyelashes. At Givenchy, she responded to the designer’s request for “metallic flashes of light” by cutting sequins in two and placing one half above the eyes and one half below. When “[models] walked and blinked, it would capture the light,” says McGrath. But makeup maven Peter Philips wins the award for best showmanship: At Fendi, he affixed bits of gold and silver leaf from lash to brow. The look blew our minds.

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