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O ne of our favorite things about the fashion world is the subtlety that brands employ in describing virtually anything. We've followed the work of Tom Ford for some time, focusing primarily on his incredible collection of scents. This month, we're t a k i n g a b re a k from the olfactory world to look at the visually arresting world of makeup. Ford and his team have given us a template to get the perfect catwalk look down. Do you want to be "dazzling, sexy, vibrant, and pulsing with glamour" like the models walking the Tom Ford Spring Summer 2022 runway? We knew you would. Here are a few tips and the Tom Ford products to do it. For more focus on the eyes, turn to the Eye Color Quad collection and add a kiss of gold shimmer and smoky mocha with 01 Golden Mink, inspired by the tactile textures of silks and taffetas, then a touch of shimmering gold with 26 Leopard Sun. Embellish the eyes further with a flick of the Eye Defining P e n . F o r e f f o r t l e s s beauty, apply Shade and Illuminate Foundation and Concealer, then the Blush in 02 Explicit Flush for lusty, radiant warmth. Finally, give lips a just-kissed finish with Lip Color in 07 Pink Dusk for a sumptuous, peachy- nude hue. To learn more, visit tomford. com and click on Beauty. PUTTING IN THE (FACE) WORK BREAK ON THROUGH (TO THE OTHER SIDE) TOUCH OF CLASS L ife is change. Technology, transit, interactions … The way we eat, sleep, communicate, and work is constantly evolving. Even so, it's a bit odd to think of change when it comes to tableware — yet heritage houses like Hermès are adapting to our times by incorporating the spirit of the day into such everyday objects. The Hermès Hippomobile tea set, a collaborative effort with Itali- a n a r t i s t Gianpaolo P a g n i , i s relaxed and informal. W i t h three sizes of plates, a teapot, cups and saucers, sugar bowl, and creamer, it's a subtle but optimistic take on everyday life — a small escape and a beautiful way to enjoy one of the most humble and human things we do: drinking a cup of tea. hermes.com. B reak On Through British luxury brand Burberry's latest campaign, Open Spaces, is an invitation to explore. In reaction to the confinement of the past two years, chief creative officer Riccardo Tisci collaborated with film directors Megaforce on a campaign that explores the freedom of youth and the beauty of nature — familiar themes to the brand. A hyper- realistic, dreamlike sequence takes the viewer on a journey through forests and over lakes and encourages us to explore the world around us. A beautiful vision indeed. See more at burberry.com.