Katy Perry from her 'E.T.' music video and Kabuki.
Photo: Courtesy of Katy Perry's Facebook page/Kabuki

ZOMG. So you've all seen Katy Perry's "E.T." video by now, right? Directed by Floria Sigismondi, the space-alien, fantasy scape is no doubt gorgeous, but the one aspect that we must pay heaping scads of homage to is how AWESOME the makeup is. We'd been stalking the looks for weeks now, but when Katy revealed via Twitter yesterday that none other than THE KABUKI (you should totes follow him, he just joined) was the man behind the magic, we were just BESIDE OURSELVES with joy and excitement. Kabuki is an unimpeachable legend and GOD in the field. He's worked with Madonna, Kylie Minogue, Michael Jackson, Lady Gaga and went so far as to be a consultant on projects with Kanye, the entire cast of Sex And The City, the Disney TRON movie aaaaaaand once upon a time even modeled for Thierry Mugler. We were lucky enough to catch up with the sickeningly talented artist to talk about what it was like onset at the "E.T." video shoot, his proudest career moments, and Katy Perry's plans to send Russell Brand into outer space! Literally!

Whoa, so you've worked with EVERYBODY, but let's start with your latest project that premiered just today, Katy Perry's "E.T." video. Super ambitious, right? What was the process like?

Makeup megastar and fantasy god Kabuki: I received the 24-page treatment and my imagination started working overtime. The director, Floria Sigismondi and Katy already had mood and a story line, so I did an outline sketch of Katy’s face so I could illustrate my makeup ideas on paper for their feedback. We agreed on our favorites. There was a great creative synergy on the set. And we chose an alien look, a fawn look and a tribal look.

Crazy hours?

There were two shooting days, and Katy was totally hands on in the best possible way. She knows what looks good on her but allowed me the freedom to do my thing. Both shoot days were long (the second day was, like, 15 hours), but we got it done and it was exciting to see her perform and bring the looks to life.

Two days to get all those looks. Wow. Were you nervous at all?

One of my biggest worries was, 'Is Katy Perry going to sit still for hours in a makeup chair and let me go a crazy with her face? [But] Katy is quite a trooper and a delight to work with. We developed a great rapport and she told fun stories, like how she wanted to buy her new husband, Russell Brand, tickets to a flight to outer space.

As you do...

James Franco on the 'Candy' cover and a 'Vogue' cover.
Photo: Courtesy of Candy/Vogue

Name some people, living or dead, that you would lovelovelove to work with?

Cher, first and foremost; David Bowie in 1972, his glam rock period (I wouldn't be a makeup artist if it weren't for him); Grace Jones; Elizabeth Taylor; Greta Garbo – an endless list, really.

'Paper' magazine cover and the NARS Fall 2005 ad campaign.
Photo: Courtesy of Paper magazine/NARS

Man, you've given us so many memorable moments. What career highlights are you most proud of?

Working with Michael Jackson for Ebony and L'Uomo Vogue. Those were his first photo shoots in 10 years, and they wound up being his last. That's something that I'll always cherish. I'm also proud of my work with Lady Gaga for the 2009 VMAs because it seemed to me that that was when she had arrived. Kylie Minogue is awesome to work with. And all of these shoots that I've done with fashion photographer Steven Klein.

Amazing. *swoons*

Michael Jackson on the cover of 'Ebony' and 'L'Uomo Vogue.'
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Lady Gaga at Google.
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Remember how we told you last week about Lady Gaga answering your questions? Well, the video finally came out, and it's over an hour long. We were watching on our phones and totally didn't remember what the muscle memory of training on your eyeballs on ONE thing for an hour felt like, and so that part was weird but everything else about it was incredible (including her wearing an AMAZING Sally LaPointe dress for the third time!).

Some nuggets:

"I don’t go out after the show and get plastered and do a ton of drugs, and when I go on stage the next day I can barely sing. I’m very disciplined and hardworking. As a blonde woman with tits and ass, I’m very proud of my accomplishments as a musician. And I say that with lots of strength. People call it arrogance, but I do believe that women in pop music have a very bad rap, and I think people have learned to expect very little from all of us. And it’s very unfair. It’s very prejudice. Me, and my tits, and my ass and my brain are very proud to be here today."

Talking about our DREAMBOAT Zombie Boy (call us!) in her 'Born This Way' video:

"It took me an hour to get my makeup like that. Rico (Rico?), who was in the video with me, he was tattooed that way. I asked him when we were on the set, why did you get — it’s kind of a weird, funny question, but—why did you tattoo yourself this way? And he said, 'Bazooka gum.' I said, 'What do you mean Bazooka gum?' Well you know how Bazooka gum comes with those stick-on tattoos? He said, “I really liked them, and I liked punk rock when I was a kid, so I just used to listen to punk rock and put Bazooka gum tattoos on. So I tattooed my face like this.' So that’s why we chew bubble gum in the video. But I wanted to attribute Rico because what this look represented to me was that I will not allow society or critics to dictate my beauty. I tell you what is beautiful about me. Every person defines their own beauty for themselves. So that’s what that makeup represents to me. Rico was defining who he is in an artistic way and not relying on society to tell him what's valuable."

Chuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuurch.

Lady Gaga at Google.
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Oh Land at MTV.
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Oh, Oh Land. Oh, oh, oh, oh Oh Land. Don't you just want to be best of friends with this Danish singer? She's so the girl from out of town who starts school halfway though the semester and is so nice to you in the cafeteria because she has no idea that she registers much higher on the popularity pecking order and then is STILL nice to you once she figures it all out. Plus, she doesn't even ask for her cut-up T-shirt that you borrowed back. The one that you're just WAITING on summer to bust out so all your camp friends will be SLAYED by the coolness that doesn't belong to you at all. :(

ANYWAYS, the former, formally trained ballet dancer and our current obsession has a crazy-making confidence and enigmatic charm that make rainbow colored unicorn babies with gigantic shiny eyes feel ordinary and like they have nothing interesting to say. Aaaaand if you listen to her music, from her self-titled debut album that dropped on March 15 (cop it here!), you'll totally know what we're talking about. Plus, blessedly, Oh Land's friendly enough to share her secrets on how to be so pretty. Out of the goodness of her heart. And so we don't envy rage and cry off our makeup at our desks with feeble shaking fists. Close. Call. Check her out and watch her be super diplomatic about how she feels about ballet trends.

+ OH LAND ON HER PERSONAL STYLE:

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Rihanna in 'Vogue.'
Photo: Vogue

For its "10th Annual Shape Issue," Vogue has nabbed none other than flame-tressed Barbados beauty Rihanna, who is dipped in a stunning Chanel floral dress that is seemingly painted on. The interior images are just as gobsmackingly ridic, and the entire sun-dappled, beachfront, RiRi-flouncing-in-diaphanous-swaths-of-superexpensive-pretty-stuff shot by Annie Leibovitz makes us die a little inside that it's not yet summer. And then it makes us die a little harder EVERYWHERE that we're not Rihanna. So so so so beautiful.

Sun worshipper.
Photo: Vogue

Seriously, who looks like this in this position. No fair at all.
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Looks from Lauren Conrad's new line, Paper Crown.
Photo: Courtesy of Paper Crown

It's a rarity for us to fall in love with EVERY single item in a fashion line. But, with The Hills alum Lauren Conrad's new collection Paper Crown, that's exactly what happened. The spring lineup, which is priced at $69 to $400, includes covetable soft knits, silk blouses, cropped pants, tailored blazers, faux-leather shorts, flippy skirts, chiffon dresses, and floral prints. The newly minted designer set up shop at Coterie (a New York City fashion trade show where designers can meet with buyers/boutiques), and while chatting with Allure and Fashionista she revealed a few fun facts about her line...and her hair.

On The "Paper Crown" Name: "When I was little I used to go to my grandmother's and we would always play dress-up; but when I would go there, I wouldn't have my dress-up trunk with me, so we'd make these paper crowns. That was our way of creating our own glamour—and that's what we wanted the line to be like."

On Her Inspiration For The Line: “When I was designing [the collection] I wanted to do pieces that could be worn lots of different ways—I think it’s nice to invest in pieces you can wear throughout a few seasons. It’s modern but not overly trendy. I wanted an overall romance feel to the line, balanced out with a couple tailored pieces for a slight menswear feel and the leather pieces to balance out the chiffons.”

On Her Biggest Hair Regret: "I had bleached hair for awhile. It was pretty bad."

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Leighton Meester in 'Seventeen' magazine's February 2011 issue.
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It's no secret that Gossip Girl Leighton Meester loves clothes (on and off screen). So when The Seven sat down to interview the Florida native on the set of her Seventeen magazine February cover shoot (side note: Don't you just love the Versus Spring 2011 looks she's sporting in the magazine?), we weren't surprised when the convo turned to fashion.

"I couldn't always afford to have that all the time, so now it's nice—I can try different things. I like to experiment," said Leighton. Oh, and experiment does she! Remember the mens-inspired Thom Browne suit she wore with Salvatore Ferragamo heels to the Gotham Independent Film Awards in November? And the Marchesa butt-baring lace romper she wore to the Harry Winston Court of Jewels event the same month? Check out the video below for more on Leighton's fearless sense of fashion.

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If there's one thing we've learned here at MTV Style from pouring over all of the interviews we've done since our launch last June, it's that A-listers (celebs and designers) say the darndest things about style (i.e. Ke$ha telling us that getting glitter in our guy's beard is like "marking your territory"...and, Bow Wow telling us we "gotta be fly all the time." All the time?!). In case you missed them the first time around, here are some of the best quotes and most interesting tidbits we learned from Hollywood's trendsetters.


Ke$ha
+ 23-year-old singer who proudly trademarked "garbage chic" by wearing a trash bag dress to the 2010 MTV Video Music Awards
On the pros and cons of glitter:
"It's really hard to get the glitter off. I've just given up. I've accepted that it will just be there. It's in all my suitcases, it's usually in my food, in my drinks. Sometimes when I pee, it's in the toilet. I don't know how it got there. Yeah, it's pretty much everywhere. And it also is great if you're making out with a dude with a beard and you have glitter on and you just--ladies, very good tip--just rub your face, just nustle your little face in their beard for just like a second. They won't even notice. They'll just be like, 'Woo! We're making out!' They will have glitter in their beard for like four days, and no other chick will touch them. It's great, it's like peeing on them. It's like marking your territory."
Watch Exclusive Video: Ke$ha Explains Her Garbage And Glitter Style


Phillip Lim
+ Renowned fashion designer who created Kanye West's outfits for his short film, "Runaway"
On watching "Runaway":
"I think it is very culturally interesting. It brings together music, fashion, and art, which isn’t a new concept, but it is also something which is quite challenging to do."
Read Everything You Wanted To Know About Kanye West's Phillip Lim Clothes In 'Runaway'


Colleen Atwood
+ Academy Award-winning costume designer who created the looks for My Chemical Romance's 'Sing' music video
On how she made brand new clothes look old and vintage-y:
"Overall, we did a lot of sanding and waxing. We sanded the costumes to soften them up and used wax that we melted with an iron to give them a shiny quality, so it would look like they've been worked in and lived in for a long time. Kind of like when you see homeless people and they're clothes look stiff."
See The Look By Look: My Chemical Romance's 'Sing' Music Video


Franc Fernandez
+ The designer/artist who created the now-infamous meat dress that Lady Gaga wore to the 2010 MTV Video Music Awards
On if it left a bloody trail:
"No, not at all. It's actually very clean meat, very sturdy and strong and doesn't run at all. It's the meat you use to make a roast, where you roll it in a tortilla and put it in the oven. Hence, the shoes — that's why they were wrapped in butcher twine."
Read Everything You Wanted To Know About Lady Gaga's VMA Meat Dress!


Ed Westwick
+ The chest-revealing actor who plays Chuck Bass in Gossip Girl
On men's swimwear options and if he wears little banana hammocks:
"Oh, always. Certainly."
Read Ed Westwick's Take On Little Speedos In The Summer


Martin Izquierdo
+ Acclaimed costume designer who created the wings worn by Selita Ebanks in Kanye West's short film, "Runaway"
On how many feathers were used to build the wings:
"In feather terms, by the time we cut away the parts that aren't used, we used 15 pounds of feathers. We only use the tips of them, and most of the feather was discarded."
Read Everything You Wanted To Know About The Wings Selita Ebanks Wore In Kanye West's 'Runaway'


Nicole "Snooki" Polizzi
+ Jersey Shore star who made headlines this year for abandoning her signature pouf
On how to pick the perfect swimsuit:
"If you look sexy in it, and it makes you look tan, the swimsuits or, you know, the bikini, that's when you wear it. If the bikini makes you look disgusting and pale, then you don't want to wear it. So you definitely need bright colors to make your skin look more tan."
Watch 'Jersey Shore' Style: How To Pick The Perfect Swimsuit
On beach essentials:
"Well definitely the first thing that I bring to the beach is alcohol. You always need a good drink. Definitely water because you get dehydrated. That's pretty much it: Alcohol and water. That's all I need. And a beach chair, obviously."
Watch 'Jersey Shore' Style: Beach Essentials


Cee Lo Green
+ Musician whose hit single "F*** You" was nominated for a Grammy
On the "trend" he likes to see women wear:
"You know what I like with girls? I like the way it looks when they have on the tight jeans. I like the way they stick their cell phones in their back pocket. [Laughs] I've been seeing this so much lately that I don't know if it's something that they've discussed amongst themselves. Like, 'This is the new way to go, girls.' But it looks good. It's got a nice little look to it. It's sexy, please continue."
Watch Video: Cee Lo Says Tight Jeans + Cell Phones = Sexy

Mark Ronson
+ Grammy-winning musician/DJ who dyed his brown hair platinum in July
On whether blondes have more fun:
"I've only had it blond for about two weeks, so it's kind of interesting, I mean, just to change it, like if you're 34 and going through some mid-life crisis or something. But I haven't had markedly any more fun since I've gone blond. In fact, I've had less fun because I think the expectations are so high, of having so much fun being blond, that it hasn't been a great month, no."
Watch Video: Mark Ronson On His Bleached Hair, Men's Fashion, And His Ultimate Style Icon


Noritaka Tatehana
+ Designer behind the gravity-defying shoes that Lady Gaga often trots around in
On the inspiration behind heel-less shoes:
"I am interested in history and in the old culture and would like to divert them into modern world. The unique and creative shape comes from "Kan Pokkuri," which used to be clogs made of empty cans. In the old days, Japanese children used to make these clogs, passing a cord through holes made in the cans. After placing each foot on a can, they tried to walk, holding the cord in their hands."
Read Meet Noritaka Tatehana, The Designer Who Creates Custom Nine-Inch Platform Shoes For Lady Gaga


J. Cole
+ Breakout Roc Nation rapper with a penchant for baggy jeans and bling
On saggy jeans:
"You know what's crazy? Of course, I always sagged my whole life, but I feel like I feel like when I got my deal, I sag so much harder now. Because you know what, I really I feel like man I'm never going to get — well, hopefully — I'm never going to get a 9 to 5. I'm never going to go on job interviews. So it's kind of my rebellion to the world. I'm going to sag my jeans. That's just what I'm gonna do."
Watch Video: J. Cole On Style — I Want To Get A Chain Just To 'Glow A Little Bit'


Bow Wow
+ Rapper-turned-actor-turned-rapper whose next album Underrated is slated to release in early 2011
On the importance of a fly swagger:
"The flyer you are the more attention that you're going to attract. That's what it seems like. Especially with women, because they're so materialistic anyways and they like nice stuff. They can probably point out what you have on before you can even look down at it. So I look at it as the flyer you are, and if you're up on your swagger and your game is tight, I believe clothes…that's presence. That's called presence. That's very important. That's like saying, would I talk a girl if she was in the club in Ugg boots and a ripped-up something and hair all over the place? No! I'm going to talk to the girl in the dress with the heels on and nice oiled legs and she looks good! That's who I want to be around. So you gotta be fly all the time."
Watch Video: Bow Wow Says Oily Legs Are The Secret To Landing A Man


Asher Levine
+ Fashion Designer who made one-of-a-kind pieces for Lady Gaga
On the challenge of designing the white straightjacket coat for Gaga's Today show appearance:
"When she kicked off her Monster Ball tour, they said they wanted a new jacket. They wanted purple at first, so I got three whole cows in purple. It's a lot of skin. It takes about 200 square feet of animal skin to make one of those oversize coats. At the last minute, they go, 'We want it to be white.' So I went back my factory and found all these nice lambskins and cut that up and put it together. And I'm really happy how it turned out."
Read Lady Gaga Style: Meet Asher Levine, The 22-Year-Old Designer Who Dresses Lady Gaga


Mike "The Situation" Sorrentino
+ Ab-licious Jersey Shore star who appeared on Dancing With the Stars this year
On how he chooses his swim trunks:
"I pick my swimsuits just like I pick my women, OK? As soon as I see it, I like it, and that's it. I get it real quick."
Watch 'Jersey Shore' Style: How To Pick The Perfect Swimsuit


T.I.
+ Rapper, actor, and Akoo fashion designer
On his grooming habits:
"The most important part of my grooming routine? Hygiene. It doesn't matter how you look as much as how you smell. You can look good and smell bad and nobody will see you. You smell bad, look good, and everybody will smell you. So I think hygiene, cleanliness, is the best grooming tip I can give."
Watch Video: T.I. Reveals His Grooming Secrets!


Taylor Momsen
+ Triple threat: Gossip Girl actress, The Pretty Reckless frontwoman, and John Galliano model
On firing her stylist:
"I don't think being in a band has allowed me to be more free, I think firing my stylist has allowed me to be more free. I now dress myself, and told everyone who was telling me to look a certain way and fit a certain mold for the niche that I was being put in, and I said f*** that. ... I was getting molded into this thing that wasn't who I am, and fitting into the world that can make you popular or something. I was never the popular chick so I don't even know what that means. ... Just making that mental decision that I'm going to be myself, and if people hate it they can hate it, but at least I'm happy with how I'm walking down the street."
Watch Exclusive Video: Taylor Momsen On Her Style, Beauty Routine, Firing Her Stylist, And Modeling


Enrique Iglesias
+ Pop music singer/songwriter who released his album Euphoria in July
On pre-concert pampering:
“Before a show, I'll shower for like, half an hour just because of the steam. And it helps my throat. I'll wax my chest and wax my back...the most important thing is waxing my back. Making sure that my back doesn't get too hairy.”
Watch Video: What's Enrique Iglesias' Style Secret? Waxing!


Ne-Yo
+ R&B star who released his album Libra Scale, started working on a hat line and fragrance this year
On the importance of style:
“I feel like clothing is a lot like music; it's a representation of who you are. So if you are a slouch, if you are an idiot, then dress like that. Go ahead, belt your jeans at your thighs and keep your jeans hanging out so everyone can see your boxer shorts even though we didn't ask to see your boxer shorts, go ahead. Wear your shirt 17 sizes too big, please, by all means, because that's who you are. Oh wait, that's not who you are? Then why the hell are you dressing like that because that's who you're telling me you are! That's what I see when I look at you, I see an idiot. But, that's just my personal opinion. Again, what you look like, speaks before you speak. Before you say a word, people are painting a picture. People are putting together what they think you are just by what you look like. So why would you dress like an idiot if you didn't want people to think you're an idiot."
Watch Video: Ne-Yo Is Currently Working On A Hat Line And Declares The Year Of The Gentleman Not Over


The Game
+ Rapper with a SERIOUS face tat and a love for loose-fitting denim
On if baggy pants should be outlawed:
"They're trying to stop...they just show a bunch of kids wearing baggy pants and try to like make some type of law saying you have to pull up your pants law? It's not going to work. People are still going to be sagging. And, I mean, where are police going to start? Missing murders and hopping out writing out tickets for sagging and there's a lady getting robbed around the corner at gunpoint? I mean, it's too many people sagging. It's multiculture at this point. I mean, Asian, Black, White, every guy sags. It's just, nobody wants to wear their pants all the way up on their navel unless they're going to a business meeting or something. You know, it's cool and it feels better. It's definitely more comfortable. I couldn't ever drive sitting on my pockets. You get it? My wallet's in my back pocket and it's just uncomfortable. So you sag, and when you get out of the car you keep it moving like that. [But what about these hipsters, you know, who wear the real tight black pants?] They different. They from Mars."
Watch Video: The Game Sees No End To Saggy Pants


Juliet Simms
+ 24-year-old lead singer of Automatic Loveletter
On what to wear on scorching hot summer days:
"I think it's a cool trend to dress more freely and more hippie, but as long as you don't go into the slutty, skanky route of it. Keep it classy, wear some good jewelry, don't let your t*** hang out. Like, cover your things up. But, yeah, if it's hot outside, go about it in a cool, hippie-like, non-whorish way."
Watch Video: Automatic Loveletter's Juliet Simms On Her 'Male Meets Female' Rocker Style

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Ciara, who's new album "Basic Instinct" is out today, has perfected the art of dressing tomboy-chic. Who can forget the boots and bling that the singer so proudly crunked in when she first hit the main scene in 2004 with "Goodies"? Today, the hip-hop diva continues to balance her girly looks (cheekbones to die for, long wavy hair, a killer body) with a confident sense of style (have you SEEN the looks from her "Gimme Dat" video?!). When Ciara stopped by the MTV.com studios recently, there were two things we were dying to ask her: First, what does she use on her skin to keep it looking so flawless? And second, do her and her BFF Kim Kardashian really share clothes? Here's what she told us...

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What's up with preteens these days? First there was Willow Smith and her funky-fab style, now there's Elle Fanning (Dakota's lil' sis), whose vintage-y fashion sense has already inspired women twice (er, triple) her age. The younger Fanning, who stars in Sofia Coppola's new flick Somewhere, recently talked fashion in the December 2010 issue of Interview magazine. She actually dropped some style knowledge that not many 12-year-olds (or 32-year-olds, for that matter) know! On a side note: Check out the pics and quotes below from Elle's Interview interview. Seriously, this girl is one fashion phenom to watch!

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"I love fashion! I love clothes! I really like vintage clothes, so in my closet there's a lot of '50s stuff. I go to the stores and shop around."

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+ Dress: Valentino
+ Ring: Camilla Dietz Bergeron

RIGHT:
+ Dress: Chanel
+ Shoes: Valentino

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"I like mixing things. I wear a lot of boots. Love boots. And then jeans, but I like to wear them with a really ruffly top. Or I love high-waisted anything."

LEFT:
+ Suit: Marc Jacobs
+ Blouse: Dolce & Gabbana

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+ Trench: 3.1 Phillip Lim
+ Dress: Emporio Armani
+ Shoes: Chloe

+ Which of Elle's outfits do you like best?

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Cee Lo Green, the raspy-voiced crooner from Gnarls Barkley, was nominated for five Grammy Awards, including Song of the Year and Record of the Year for "F*** You" from his album The Lady Killer. Sure, the catchy track is one of the BEST breakup anthems we’ve heard in a long time, but we can’t help but wonder if Cee Lo's cheeky style (he's usually rocking checkered bow ties, bright pocket handkerchiefs, and too-dark-to-see-my-eyes shades) has had anything to do with his success. When he stopped by the MTV.com studios recently, we asked him what it costs to dress like him. His answer? “You can buy clothes, but you can’t buy style.” Touché! Check out the videos below to find out about Cee Lo’s $7,000 pair of sunglasses and the one item of clothing he'll never wear twice, plus his favorite look on the ladies (P.S. it’s not what you think!).

+ CEE LO ON HIS CUSTOMIZED CLOTHES:

+ CEE LO ON WOMEN'S FASHION:

+ Do you like Cee Lo Green's "Lady Killer" style?

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