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It's New York Fashion Week-and while you're mulling over the perfect wear-with-everything boot or colorful winter coat, why not give some thought to your beauty strategy, too? Long days, late nights, and the occasional last-minute invitation call for preparation. That's why we've assembled a checklist of smart, downsized, appropriately chic products to carry you through the week. Guaranteed to ward off chipped manicures, tired eyes, and unfashionably flat hair when stashed in a hardworking day tote or glittering party clutch.

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While you're staying up to speed with the latest news from the tents on Vogue.com, it never hurts to have an extra Insta-break between shows. This week's Most Wanted focuses on ten social-savvy industry insiders and the Twitter and Instagram accounts that, in addition to @voguemagazine, they love to follow.

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Esther Adams, Vogue

Reread any of the illustrated storybooks of our youth, from Rudyard Kipling's How The Camel Got His Hump ("But uglier yet is the hump we get from having too little to do") to Aesop's fables like The Frog and the Ox (the amphibian bursts in an effort to inflate himself beyond his means) or almost any of Shakespeare's plays, and it's clear that authors have drawn parallels between human temperament and beastly behavior as a colorful literary device for centuries. With that in mind, peering at the exotic prints that stalked the spring runways-from 3.1 Phillip Lim's leopard-print blazer to Alexander Wang's shimmering alligator-like argent dress-the predatory pattern we're most attracted to this season might reveal a little more than anticipated about who we are.

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Courtesy of Kiehl'sAlly Betker, Vogue

With temperatures hitting record lows across the country this week, a brightly colored tube of sunscreen may be the last thing on your mind-but according to New York City dermatologists Lisa Airan and Adam Geyer, there are still plenty of good reasons to reach for a daily dose of SPF when it's freezing outside.

"In the winter, we get more UV exposure than we expect," explains Geyer. "Sunlight penetrates even through gray clouds; it comes in through windows." Translation: Just because it's cold enough to see your breath doesn't mean you're protected from the effects of sun-induced photo-aging-or the long-term damage that may contribute to skin cancer.

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If that's not enough to persuade you, this might do the trick: A rich, creamy sunscreen can double as a powerful moisturizer in the winter months, when skin tends to be drier and flakier. The latest wave of next-generation-formulas-like Ocean Potion Broad Spectrum Anti-Aging

Meredith Melling Burke, Vogue magazine

The end of the month is approaching and if you haven't already renewed your gym membership (or downloaded one of these apps to keep you on track), we're providing a little motivation to help you reinvigorate your fitness routine. From stylish gear to on-the-go classes, here is everything you need to start a healthy 2013.

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Molly Creeden and Emily Rudisill, Vogue

When we read the news that a combination of sun exposure and endorphins from an outdoor winter workout could boost our moods and trick our bodies into believing it is spring, we couldn't get outside quickly enough. Here, Vogue's guide to the best winter workouts to keep your blood pumping and your energy high this season.

Cross-Country Skiing: Mont-Sainte-Anne Mountain Resort, Quebec
Technically, you don't need much more than the right skis and a glistening, snowy path for a cross-country workout-a true calorie burner that hits the whole body, from the arms to the core to the calves. For the red carpet of trails, head to Mont-Sainte-Anne where 125 miles of winding woods, meadows, and hills make for one of the sport's premier destinations. mont-sainte-anne.com

Boot Camp: Brooklyn Bridge Boot Camp, New York City
"We have class rain or shine," says Ariane Hundt, founder of Brooklyn Bridge Boot Camp, which rotates sets of tricep dips, shoulder

Courtesy of NikeRobert Sullivan, Vogue

It's completely understandable: When winter comes and the thermometer bottoms out, you run for the gym and lock yourself to the treadmill, a slave to the circling band of rubber till spring. Because who wants to face frigid conditions?

Well, maybe you'd brave the sleet and snow if you found out that running in the cold was actually good for you, for both body and mind. Evolutionary Biology 101 tells us that our metabolism notches down in frosty weather, and really, who doesn't sometimes have the urge to hibernate in a cave? But exercising outdoors can keep our internal fires burning at a higher level and prevent the dreaded winter fifteen.

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One of the biggest benefits to cold-weather workouts, however, may be psychological. Studies have long shown that exercise is mood-boosting, but research has also found that working out outside may actually help fight seasonal affective disorder (SAD). The combination of the sun's

Catherine Piercy, VOGUE

It's safe to say that vanity inspires its fair share of New Year's beauty resolutions-no more chipped pedicures! No more split ends! No more falling asleep with your mascara on!-but here's the problem with daunting promises and mile-long lists: They're no fun. This year, we have a suggestion. Why not streamline your efforts in the service of one simple goal instead? Supernaturally fresh skin-the kind spotted on runways from Balmain to Balenciaga-looks as smart with spring's cool suits and graphic shifts as it does with a stroke of colorful eyeliner, a Prada red lip, or a choppy, jaw-grazing bob. And if you stick to a few gloriously simple missives, it can be yours in 2013.

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