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3 Australian designers you should know about

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Using L'Oréal's La Palette Nude, the artist gave her a very subtle and natural smokey eye. Using a matte warm medium brown tone in the crease, the most important part of this look is blending. With a red dress, a dark smokey would be way too much. Her lips were perfectly nude with a very subtle hint of color.

The night before, Palvin had a striking eyeliner look using L'Oréal's Super Liner Perfect Slim which is great for a cat eye, but today she sported a softer liner look using the rich brown tone in the palette as a liner all around. Finish off this look with one of  L'Oréal's legendary mascara's, the latest one called Volume Million So Couture gives you the look of false lashes but still keeping them soft and not clumpy.

When changing up your look have fun experimenting but also always stay true to your personal style, when you feel confident in your own skin that is the most flattering look!

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While Australia might be on the other side of the world, we encourage you to keep an eye on this booming country. The nation responsible for models Elle Macpherson and Miranda Kerr is only just getting started in the fashion world.

Here are three Australian designers that we urge you to get to know.



Ellery
Perth-born Kim Ellery founded Ellery after having studied at Central Saint Martins in London and worked for Russh magazine for 4 years. Her feminine designs are set to empower women through their striking shapes. Endless cone-shaped sleeves, puffy skater-dresses and paper-thin silk jumpsuits are among her ingenious creations. Everyone –from Madonna to Vogue editors– is fighting over her garbs. Interested to join in? You can purchase her pieces online on her website: www.elleryland.com




Dion Lee

Cutting-edge designs are the name of Dion Lee’s game. The twenty-something Sydney-born designer –who impressively debuted his Fall 2012 Ready-to-Wear collection in London–enjoys experimenting with traditional tailoring techniques. His sharp jackets, block layered tops and inventive cocktail frocks have all gone through the designer’s modern vs. classic internal battle. Curious to see some more? Check out his website for a bit of fun online shopping. www.dionlee.com/shop




Josh Goot

Although originally interested in films and music, josh Goot quickly turned to fashion and launched his eponymous label in 2004. His minimal aesthetic, bold colors and crisp lines have earned him numerous prizes, including the 2005 Tiffany & Co. Young Designer of the Year Award. Shop online for hip silver-framed sweater dresses, mini-wrap skirts or minimal cutout shirt-dresses, which all feel very hipster-chic. www.joshgoot.com