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The mid-twentieth century was the heyday of mimetic architecture. Commercial buildings were designed to catch the attention of potential customers. A coffee shop might be shaped like a coffee cup. A diner might be painted and stuccoed to resemble a hot dog. Even the most inattentive passerby would know instantly what was featured on the menu. While there were two dresses and one hell of an engagement ring, Bennifer’s wedding was surprisingly low-key. KITTY- BLU: Makeup was my hobby and passion. It was my escape from school. I hated math and English. The scent is incredible and [the formula] is lightweight enough to keep building the product without it weighing the hair down," says Wynter DePriest, hairstylist and owner of Monarch Hair Co. salon in Virginia Beach. This texturizing hairspray to hold curls is a must-have last step in your styling routine. It adds body, hold, and has a matte finish that will help define curls and waves. The scent is composed of notes of orange flower, jasmine, cedarwood, and vanilla. The formula is alcohol and paraben-free.

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