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SEARCHMake-Up Designory (MUD) recently announced that they will continue to partner with TV Land’s hit model search show, She’s Got The Look. Now entering it’s third season and hosted by former winner of Dancing With The Stars Brook Burke, the series sets out to discover a beautiful, sophisticated and confident woman over the age of 35 who has the potential to transform herself into a model.
Make-Up Designory (MUD) recently announced that they will continue to partner with TV Land's hit model search show, She's Got The Look. Now entering it's third season and hosted by former winner of Dancing With The Stars Brook Burke, the series sets out to discover a beautiful, sophisticated and confident woman over the age of 35 who has the potential to transform herself into a model, representing some high-profile brands and highly-coveted campaigns in the fashion and beauty industries.
In addition to providing the make-up and related products to be used on the show from its own professional-quality signature cosmetics collection, MUD'S team of make-up artists, led by Sean Conklin, lends their artistry and creative flair behind the scenes. "We are thrilled to be working with TV Land again for the third season of ‘She's Got the Look'," says Tate Holland, president of MUD. "We feel this is the perfect collaboration: the nation's premier make-up school teaming up with one of television's top reality shows."
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(Left to Right) Robert Verdi, Brooke Burke, Roshumba Williams and Sean Patterson
MUD's offerings include an assortment of highly pigmented eye color, lip gloss and lipstick in a variety of fun and flirty shades; cream foundation, dual finish pressed mineral powder, bronzer and loose powder. The MUD collection also includes professional-quality make-up brushes and related tools. As in previous seasons, "She's Got the Look" contestants work their magic and strut their stuff down the runway while wearing bold and beautiful shades by MUD, which transform these sophisticated, gorgeous women into full-fledged, model-worthy knockouts. The winner of "She's Got the Look" will receive a photo spread in SELF Magazine and a representation agreement with Wilhelmina Models Inc.
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