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Photo from the Facebook Page of Canada-Philippine Fashion Week<\/figcaption><\/figure>\n

Packing a month\u2019s worth of fashion events in one week\u2014making sure that all aspects of the show are covered and almost flawless\u2014would make anyone frenzied. All artists, editors, stylists, designers and models collectively want to create a masterpiece out of Fashion Week. So, how do they deal with the demanding chore ahead of them?<\/p>\n

Kate Becker<\/h6>\n

Beauty editor Katie Becker of W Magazine said, \u201cFashion week is one part glamour and nine parts stress.\u201d<\/p>\n

But definitely, she\u2019s not letting stress get to her. Despite having a \u201ccrazy backstage schedule\u201d, she manages to project a fashion editor-ish look at all times in the simplest but most effective way she knows\u2014taking good care of her skin, and yup, nothing else.<\/p>\n

Bobbi Brown<\/h6>\n

First and foremost an American makeup guru, Bobbi Brown, who has just launched his Fashion Week Fall 2013 collection in the United States, also confessed that preparations for Fashion week have always been overwhelming.<\/p>\n

Late nights of brainstorming sessions with models and designers to make sure that models have that picture-perfect look is always a heck of a responsibility, but he survives these through a few tricks up his sleeve:<\/p>\n