Nicole Miller

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Emerald is the Pantone color of the year, and Nicole Miller's Fall 2013 showing at New York Fashion Week will have you wanting to wear the cool hue right now. The overall look was inspired by a play on masculine and feminine, resulting in a toned-down version of sex appeal.

The look: Shades of greens and blues with effortlessly sexy waves
The inspiration: Tomboys, rock 'n' roll, and the '60s
Trends: Dry, textured hair; emerald; and playful nail art

Nicole Miller's Spring 2013 beauty look was a little spacey — and that's a good thing. The designer's collection was inspired by all things futuristic. Once you see this runway look, you'll be looking forward to Spring (and beyond).

The look: A plum smoky eye, galactic nail art, and Avatar braids.
The inspiration: The future and technology.
Who would wear it: The woman who predicts the next big beauty trends (and how to pull them off).

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In an epic display of opposites attracting, Nicole Miller crafted a Spring collection built upon a fashion contradictory of what she deemed "all of her good girl and all of her bad girl." To put it simply, the designer juxtaposed each look with an equal balance of rocker chick versus girlie, light versus dark, and soft versus tough. A sheer, floral peplum top wasn't complete without its acid-washed jeans counterpart, a pretty white sundress got the edged-up treatment with a leather jacket, and even the most delicate of fabrics came fraught with busy, digitally enhanced prints. With '80s surrealism as Nicole's primary print inspiration and her admitted penchant for "digital nature, sci-fi, and techno," you can expect a lineup exemplary of that edgy abstraction meeting art-world cool. Get your first look at Nicole Miller's Spring 2013 collection here.

• Trends: High-low hems, '80s-inspired digital prints, tough leather, and geometric accessories.
• Colors: Pink, blue, dusty brown, black, taupe, and gray.
• Key Piece: We can't resist a slick juxtaposition of leather and florals; thus, the flowy, flower-printed chiffon dress-and-leather jacket combo proved to be a standout.
• Accessories: Thick-frame sunglasses, geometric drop earrings, strappy metallic sandals, and caged sandals.
• Who Should Wear It: The youthful, edged-up spirit of this collection instantly make us think of Miley Cyrus, Shenae Grimes, and Emma Roberts; these starlets perfectly capture the carefree "good girl vs. bad girl vibe" we saw on the runway.

From makeup to nails, things got totally groovy with Nicole Miller's psychedelic-inspired beauty look. In describing the makeup palette for the show, makeup artist James Kaliardos (for MAC) explained, "It's inspired by the planets, by Jimi Hendrix, Marianne Faithfull, flower-power . . . and burning of the bras." See more about how the look was put together, and get your own groove on along the way.

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Topping her graphic prints, fringe-trimmed dresses, and flares with floppy hats, Nicole Miller zeroed in on '70s boho-glam for Fall 2012. There was barely a look that didn't hit the runway with a hat to top it all off, adding to the drama and unifying every style with a nod to that confident '70s woman. But it's not just a single trend of the decade we see — Miller's collection offers a taste of all the essential elements in velvet flares, striped and colored leather jackets, bold abstract prints, and fringed dresses and tops you could see on any of the era's rocker chicks.

• Trends: '70s, fringe, colored fur and leather, florals and abstract prints.
• Colors: Burgundy, black, brown, yellow, and green.
• Key Piece: The velvet flares, floppy hats; the orange and yellow shift with black cutout sleeves.
• Accessories: Black, tan, and leopard-print hats, leather messenger bags, jeweled clutches, and buckled or lace-up ankle boots.
• Who Would Wear It: The girl with an appetite for drama in the everyday; the boho rock chick.