Here are the color charts to go with my story in the paper today on spring's makeup trends.

I'm also doing a little giveaway with products courtesy of Sephora and Bare Escentuals, of an cosmetic pouch from Sephora in the color of the season—you should know it by now—that contains Bare Escentuals Buxom Shangri-La-La blush and The Deep End bronzer, Sephora shimmer peach lipgloss, an eyelash curler and mini brush set. Just let me know you want to enter with a comment and I'll draw a name 5 p.m. March 30. Good luck!

The colors in the chart created for "Sunset Glow" look on Jessica Vitale were toned down to give it a more wearable look than the one created for print. Featured are:

Face: Sephora Collection Age-defying moisturizer and Make Up For Ever High-Definition primer, Sephora Collection Mattifying Powder, Sephora Collection "Argentinean Duo" and "Let's Dance" cheek contour.

Eyes: Sephora Collection "Brazilian Sea" eyeshadow quad, Sephora Collection "Rich Chestnut" eyebrow pencil.

Lips: Sephora + Pantone Universe Color of the Year "Luminous" lipgloss.

Stylist tip:Sephora senior artist Lineé says, "Primer is a busy gals best friend! It smooths out lines, pores and helps to ensure the wear of your makeup. Many primers also help with blend ability and discoloration of the skin.

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Beatriz Sharp wears the Sephora + Pantone Collection Color of the Year Smoky Eye.

Face: Make Up For Ever High-Definition Primer, High-Definition Foundation, Duo Mat #207, and High-Definition Microfinish powder, Nars "Laguna" bronzer for contour, Stila Custom Color Blush in Coral, Nars "Albatross" blush to highlight.

Eyes: Urban Decay "Eden" eyeshadow primer, Sephora + Pantone Universe quad with "Carnelian" on lid, "Sparrow" at outer corner crease, "Pavement" on outer corner and "Scallop Shell: on brow bone. Make Up For Ever eyeshadow #301 on inner corner, Anastasia Beauty Express "Brunette" for brows, and Stila "Stingray" Smudge Stick eyeliner. Diorshow Lash Maximize and Diorshow "Blackout" waterproof mascara.

Lips: Make Up For Ever Aqua Lip 17C waterproof lipliner pencil, Make Up For Ever Rouge Artist Intense #40 lipstick and Make Up For Ever Lab Shine lipgloss.

Stylist tip: Sephora senior artist Lineé says, "Make your pout stand out! Adding a touch of highlight above the cupids bow and in the center of the lip makes lips pop!"

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Only Urban Decay products were used to create Chelsea Pang's updated smoky eye and clean, golden spring look.

Face: Pore-perfecting face primer, cream-to-powder foundation, "Gilded" bronzer.

Eyes: Naked2 Palette, "Perversion" and "Demolition" eye pencils, "Brown Sugar" brow box, Super Curl mascara.

Lips: "Midnight Cowboy" lip pencil, "Max" Pocket Rocket lipgloss.

Stylist tip: Finish up with All-Nighter Setting Spray to keep makeup looking fresh for hours.

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Back stage at Ala Moana Center's Center Stage, there was a reunion of "Project Runway" Season 8 designers Andy South and Michael Costello after Costello's Spring Trend presentation there March 24.

"Project Runway" Season 8 designers continue to be like family to us due to the Hawaii connection that season, with the participation of Andy South and Ivy Higa.

Last year, Casanova, Mondo Guerra, Michael Drummond and Christopher Collins came to town for Ala Moana Center Shop A Le'a and Honolulu Community College events.

This year, it was Michael Costello's turn to drop in. It was good timing, considering his recent showing on "Project Runway All-Stars." His first appearance here March 24 came two nights after we learned of his third-place finish in the show, but up until that time, we didn't know if we would be seeing the grand prize winner that night.

Even if he didn't win, he was happy to have made it to the finale, so this time there was no punching walls and no breakdown, like the one he had when he was ousted in Season 8. Hallelujah. He considers the winner, Mondo, a friend, so said he was just happy that his friend won.

On Center Stage, Michael talked about "Project Runway" and shared tips for wearing the spring 2012 trends. (See the videos below.) The night before, he also visited the center, dropping in on the debut of Andy's spring collection at Neiman Marcus.

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Michael Costello talks about the differences between "Project Runway" and "Project Runway All-Stars" with Robyn Gee, and does one of his famous Tim Gunn impersonations.

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Michael Costello talks about ways to wear some of his favorite Spring 2012 fashion trends.

Michael posed with this future designer who's wearing her own creation.

Other fans wait in line for their time with the designer.

This family waits for individual autographs from the designer.

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Allison Izu Song showed her new petite denim collection at Nordstrom on March 24 as part of the week's Shop A Le'a events at Ala Moana Center.

Ala Moana Center's national retailers are well-represented during the mall's annual Shop A Le'a event, but it was also good to see local designers being promoted by two of the biggest retailers in the mall.

At Nordstrom on March 24, there was a display of vintage Tori Richard designs juxtaposed with current designs to celebrate the long history of the island brand. And over in the Petites department, Allison Izu Song was showing her latest denim collection.

She's had an arduous journey to get to this point, so it's great to see her get this attention. In my interview with her the previous week, she said there were many times she felt like giving up, but petite women will appreciate the fact she didn't.

From there it was on to Neiman Marcus, where Andy South was showing a small, brilliantly edited collection of dresses and separates in bright yellow, blue-grays, tan and white.

It was amazing to see the collection on the floor, having been there—and feeling frantic about it myself—when it was created, literally, in about three days.

Interestingly, with American shoppers still feeling strapped for cash, both Allison and Andy are setting their sights overseas.

Vintage Tori Richard on display at Nordstrom.

The new Tori Richard looks.

Fans of Allison Izu denim browse the racks at Nordstrom.

Allison with Ki-ele's Marylea Conrad. They started their businesses at the same time,  and met during a trunk show at Split Obsession in Hawaii Kai.

Allison's husband Young Song and daughter Olive.

Andy South with models Justine Leilani Edwards, left, and Breanne McClary. South's designs are at Neiman Marcus.

More of Andy's designs on the floor ...

... and on the models.

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Spiral Girl showed casual dresses and separates as one of  were among the shops featured March 24 on the Ala Moana Center Stage during Shop A Le'a.

They were among seven retailers featured in fashion shows that day. The others were Loco Boutique, Sunglass Hut, DVF. Maui Divers, White House/Black Market and Cache. Showing on Sunday were Splash! Hawaii, Valerie Joseph, Banana Republic  and Betsey Johnson.

If you like any of the pieces here, head to Spiral Girl.

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Loco Boutique and Sunglass Hut were among the shops featured March 24 on the Ala Moana Center Stage during Shop A Le'a.

Rather than bringing all the retailers together in one show as in past years, which led to confusion as to whose garments were being shown, retailers were given their own segments so it was clear whose designs were on stage.

I know I wanted to go to Sunglass Hut after seeing some of the Tom Ford glasses in the show. I've been wanting a pair since trying them on the Big Island. Glad I didn't buy it there though because the pair I want is $30 less on this island.

Fashion show watchers who saw the banner poster of Daniela Abe hanging over Center Stage throughout Shop A Le'a, could also see her on stage.

Fun fringed bikini on Angela Byrd.

We don't see plaid swimwear too often here.

Tankini and feathers.