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Music and fashion often interplay, and no one knows that better than The Recording Academy, the organization behind the annual Grammy Awards. Just in time for this year’s February 10th show, the Academy will launch Grammy Label, a new clothing line that raises money to donate instruments to the Grammy Camp. ”Our vision was to develop a collection that was in line with the creative process of making music,” creative director Caroline Rothwell said in a statement. “This is not a promotional line. This is a style that is truly inspired by musicians.“ The line feature cotton, hand-dyed tees, and tanks for men and women ranging from $50 to $120. You’ll be able to pick up the pieces at specialty stores like Fred Segal and on grammylabelcollection.com starting February 6, just four days before the 55th Annual Grammy Awards are set to air at 8/7c on CBS.

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Forget Fifty Shades of Grey—the pale slate lacquer Rita Ora wore is one gray tone you don’t have to hide! We love spotting fun nail art on the up-and-coming singer’s Instagram, and her latest crystallized mani inspired us so much, we went on the hunt for the exact nail polish she used. Ora’s manicurist Rebecca Wilson layered on an opaque ash base using Ciate’s Cream Soda before adding rhinestones and striped details. The color is available in Ciate’s Velvet Manicure kit, which allows you to impart a matte, flocked effect onto your digits. Experiment with a blinged-out design like Ora’s, or add a crushed velvet accent nail. Pick up the set for $19 or the single polish for $15 at sephora.com.

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We caught up with new mom Drew Barrymore for our February issue, who told us while she is busier than ever with 5-month-old Olive, she can still spare a little time for beauty. “It’s normally zero to 60 seconds, and that means doing my makeup in about 60 seconds,” the star revealed. “Just a little concealer, a little color on the eyes, and I double my lipstick as blush!” Crafty! The actress, who recently launched her own cosmetics line, Flower, also shared a tidbit of beauty wisdom that she’ll pass along to her daughter one day: “The happier she is in life, the more beautiful she’s going to be on the outside.” So true! Check out Barrymore’s Flower beauty collection at walmart.com.

For more on the collection’s inspiration, flip to page 171 of InStyle’s February issue. On the go? Download the issue on your iPad, Nook, or Droid tablet!

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