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At the Los Angeles premiere of The Twilight Saga: Breaking Dawn — Part 2, Ashley Greene played off of the blush tones of her custom Donna Karan dress with a high-shine pink lip. Thanks to the help of her makeup artist Vanessa Scali, we tracked down the exact products the actress wore! “I wanted to continue this romantic feeling [of her dress] with her makeup,” said Scali, who paired mark. Make It Rich Lip Color Crayon in Naturally ($11) with the In a Whirl Marbelized Lip Gloss in Pink Souffle ($8). Rather than creating a stark, flesh-toned base, the warm nude crayon mirrored Greene’s natural lip color, while the shiny gloss added extra dimension. Pick up both products at meetmark.com.

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1. Penélope Cruz sizzles in Campari’s 2013 Calendar. Bring on the new year! [E! Online]

2. One perks of being the FLOTUS? Getting to watch Downton Abbey‘s new season before it returns stateside. [The Cut]

3. Is Oprah launching an organic food and beauty line? Maybe. She’s Oprah! She can do anything. [Forbes]

4. Bad boy: Robert Pattinson attempted to take home Edward’s Volvo from the Twilight set. [People]

5. For $18 a month, nail polish club Lacquerous will send you three polishes to use for 30 days. [Refinery 29]

6. Drum roll! Oxford Dictionary’s 2012 word of the year is… GIF. Animate THAT. [EW]

Australian actress Clare Bowen brings a perfect Southern twang and an almost sticky-sweetness to her character Scarlett on ABC’s new drama, Nashville, and we caught up with the 23-year-old to talk about playing a rising star with serious songwriting skills. Turns out, there are lot of similarities between her and her character’s vocal talents—as a classically-trained singer, she began penning her own tunes at just 9-years-old—as well as their wardrobes. “One of my creative writing teachers said to me, just stick to what you know,” Bowen said of how she picked her Nashville costumes. “I want Scarlett to evolve, but I thought I’ll start out wearing what I know.” That includes cowboy boots, vintage-inspired dresses and mixing her own jewelry with pieces from the show. Having that kind of creative input is a privilege she doesn’t take for granted. “These people have cast us and they trust us. They know that we love our characters and we’ll take good care of them,” Bowen said. “It’s kind of like a little plant.” We can’t wait to see Scarlett grow! Tune in for an new episode of Nashville tonight at 10/9 c on ABC.

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The Council of Fashion Designers of America announced the recipients of its ninth annual CFDA/Vogue Fashion Fund Awards at a ceremony in New York last night. From the 10 finalists, designer Greg Chait (shown with Burberry Prorsum-clad Emma Stone) of five-year-old Los Angeles brand The Elder Statesman—known for its cashmere pieces, chunky casual sweaters, and plenty of stripes for men and women—won the top award, including a $300,000 grant to pursue his design goals. Jewelry designer Jennifer Meyer Maguire and shoe designer Tabitha Simmons each took home runners-up prizes, including $100,000 grants. Congrats to the big three! And don’t forget—starting in February, you can shop designs from all 10 finalists in a Nordstrom near you.

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With Thanksgiving eight days away, we’re happy to report that there will superheroes joining the festivities this year—and not just as balloons at the annual Macy’s Thanksgiving Day Parade. The Amazing Spider-Man is a confirmed Thanksgiving-lover, as Andrew Garfield, the actor who plays the hero, told us at last night’s Worldwide Orphans Foundation Gala in New York City (he’s the sports ambassador for the non-profit). “I’m assuming [Spider-Man celebrates] because he’s American, and he’s pretty tight with his aunt, so yes, I’d say he would,” Garfield told us. And even though Garfield himself is British—as you know it’s not really a British holiday, per history—he will be celebrating, too. “I like turkey, and I like tryptophan, and I like the drowsy feeling that you I get from tryptophan, so yes I will be eating turkey somewhere,” he said. Will it be with on-screen and real-life love, Emma Stone? For that answer, he wouldn’t say. So coy, Spidey!

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