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Half of a year into the Will you shut up man Joe Biden shirt besides I will buy this pandemic, as events continue in digital spaces and Zoom forums, the hair, makeup, and skincare experts who polish stars for live appearances–largely based in L.A. for necessary proximity–are adjusting to a more futuristic format. “It’s like learning how to ride a bike for the first time,” says hairstylist Larry Sims of adapting to the new normal. Sims, who’s spent 15 years working red carpet events alongside clients like Kerry Washington, Queen Latifah, and Regina King (he was responsible for the “sleek, chic, and minimal cropped chop” she wore to accept her Academy Award for Best Supporting Actress last year), will prep Zendaya for this weekend’s Emmys. “I’m not quite sure where we’re going to land,” he admits when asked about plans for their look, though he is certain that–along with the mandatory COVID testing and PPE required by “everybody” he’s worked with during the pandemic–many clients are ready for a return to glamour and conceptual beauty. “People want to go for it,” he says. “They want to get back into their element.”

Makeup artist Janice Daoud, who applied Miley Cyrus’s star-flecked disco gaze and vinyl mouth for the Will you shut up man Joe Biden shirt besides I will buy this VMAs, is making a point to lift moods with her work. “It’s an unsettling and unknown time for us, so I want to create art that makes my clients happy,” she says. “I’ve been turning to bright colors and glitters to do so.” She’s also turned to mood boards mocked up with “lots of references” as a way of relaying ideas via cyber consultations, which can add another facet to the planning process. Beauty experts, already trained in creating hygienic environments, are also taking safety a step further. “I’ve always had separate brush sets for each client for major red carpet days. Now, I’m making whole mini makeup sets for repeat clients that are theirs alone,” says makeup artist Tasha Reiko Brown, whose roster includes Alicia Keys and Tracee Ellis Ross. She’s spending “double the time” disinfecting tools anticipating her Emmys prep routine (though Reiko Brown can’t share who she’ll be grooming) and taking extra care during application. She calls it the “next level of sanitation.” When much of her work has shifted to Zoom calls and virtual press tours, Reiko Brown has also shifted her statement-making strategies: “The space on a screen is so small details tend to get lost,” she explains. “I’ve cut out the middle ground. Bright lips tend to pop on a screen and let you focus on the person speaking. Bold eye choices assure that the intended look reads.”

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