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Madonna wore this ensemble, complete with oversized scrunchy/bunny ears to this year's Met Costume Institute Gala in May.

Courtesy of Louis Vuitton

Marc Jacobs sought a softer, more intimate quality than last season's campaign.

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Photographer Steven Meisel used a technique called "solarization," favored by the legendary Man Ray, to achieve a techno-rainbow exposure.

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Marc Jacobs says there is a unity to the campaigns "it feels like we have completed both parts of the story." (Referring to Madonna's last turn as the face of Louis Vuitton.)

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The lush, colorful clothing was inspired by Tamara de Lempicka artwork.

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This is the face of a 50-year-old. Amazing. The purse is not too shabby either.

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Acid Green Platforms
Back in the 70's, they weren't kidding when they said, "Platforms"!

Thames & Hudson

Shoe-Animal!
Would you call this a giraffe print? Or just say that the heel is as high as a giraffe's neck is long?

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Ankle Bib
Never has a swiss dot neckerchief looked as elegant as when it's on this shoe from 1985.

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Gold Leaf Lizard
The excess of the 80s is on full, glorious display with this mule!

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Tri-color Flat
Oh, yes, please we'd like to take one in every color!

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Blue and Gold Bondage
It's hard to read Blahnik's handwriting, but the notes say that this shoe had velcro on it!

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Black Patent Leather Sandal
This shoes is so dainty, and yet so rock and roll tough. No girly-girls allowed!

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Dancing Bootie
Can't you feel how jubilant you will be when you wear this multi-colored bootie? The green laces are like a bow on a present. A very expensive and divine present.

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The right brow shape can lift your eyes, slim your face, and take ten years off your look...instantly! Makeup expert Carmindy, star of TLC's What Not To Wear, shares her best secrets for youthful, natural, and perfectly-groomed brows.

Trim and Shape
Before plucking, your brows may need a trim. Grab a spooley brush and a pair of small scissors. Brush your brow hairs straight up, and if there are hairs that go beyond your natural brow line, carefully snip them away.

Easy Tweezing
Carmindy suggests having two types of tweezers: one with a very fine tip and one with a slanted tip. You can use the slanted ones to grab a few hairs at once. The needle-nosed, fine-tipped tweezers are good for precision plucking and getting those tiny, hard-to-reach hairs.

Where to Start
"Everybody's brows are different, so if you're not sure where to start plucking, try this: Hold a makeup brush vertically along the side of your nose. Then use the side of the brush as the marker of where the brow should begin," explains Carmindy.

Finding the Arch
Angle the same makeup brush outward so that the bottom end is against your nose, and the top and is even with the iris of your eye--the brush now marks the point where the brow should arch.

Where to End
Angle the brush out even more toward the outermost corner of your eye--that's where the brow should end.

Mind the Gaps
"Not everybody's brows are totally perfect, so you may need a little brow corrector to fill in any gaps. A waterproof liquid brow corrector can last the longest," says Carmindy. Starting at the inside edge and working your way out, feather on a light brow color to fill in any sparse areas.

Voila!
Now your brows are groomed to perfection! Having well-defined, well-groomed brows really makes your face look finished. All you need to do is trim, pluck, and correct, and you'll have perfect, face-framing brows.