October 6th, 2016
So many shows, so little time. If you’ve been a little too busy to keep an eye on the multitude of fashion shows across New York, London, Milan and Paris, don’t worry – we have you covered. We’ve gathered together some of our favourite looks from each city, and pinpoint some of the trends which made an appearance next Spring/Summer.
NEW YORK
While New York is normally known for its edgy, lived-in liner looks, we were surprised to see how many shows featured some form of shimmer, or glitter, or iridescent pop of colour which is so unlike the usual aesthetic – we love it!
Marchesa – Make-up by Bobbi Brown
Pamella Roland – Make-up by Rick DiCena
Marc Jacobs – Make-up by Francois Nars
The usual edgy looks were present, although the inventive graphic eyeliner looks seem to be taking a backseat for bold use of colour and cool, grungy eyeliner in the waterline instead.
Victoria Beckham – Make-up by Pat McGrath
Proenza Schouler – Make-up by Diane Kendall
Altuzarra – Make-up by Tom Pecheux
Jeremy Scott – Make-up by Kabuki
LONDON
With London the looks tended to fall into one of two categories – healthy English Rose looks or wild pops of colour to clash and merge with the designs. Keep your eyes peeled for the new NARS lipstick launching in Spring – the shade ‘Kiss Me Stupid’ was used at a number of shows, including JW Anderson and Erdem to combine blush, contour and lip colour all in one.
Ashish – Make-up by Isamaya Ffrench
Fashion East – Make-up by Megumi Matsuno
Erdem – Make-up by Val Garland
Paul Smith – Make-up by Petros Petrohilos
We also had a shot of supermodel era glamour from the likes of Julian McDonald and Topshop unique. Val Garland channelled Cindy Crawford for the Julian McDonald show, going for ‘full-on glam’ with the full works – eyes, lips, contouring, highlighting.
Topshop Unique – Make-up by Hannah Murray
Julian McDonald – Make-up by Val Garland
MILAN
The eyes most certainly were centre of attention in Milan. From graphic blocks of monochrome to a touch of stardust on the inner corners, mesmerising eyes will most definitely be in fashion next season. Pat McGrath teased her next product at the Versace show, creating super-reflective inner corner silver highlights.
Antonio Marras – Make-up by Tom Pecheux
Versace – Make-up by Pat McGrath
Giorgio Armani – Make-up by Linda Cantello
Moschino – Make-up by Tom Pecheux
There were also some interesting takes on traditional looks – whether it was changing the shape of the usual smokey eye or incorporating vivid colours.
Sportmax – Make-up by Thomas de Kluyver
Giamba – Make-up by Val Garland
Pucci – Make-up by Tom Pecheux
PARIS
Barely there make-up is the look of Parisian summer next year. Polished, pretty and natural – if any of these words float your boat then you’re in luck!
Lanvin – Make-up by Tom Pecheux
Stella McCartney – Make-up by Pat McGrath
Givenchy – Make-up by Pat McGrath
There were a couple of risk-takers; we love the smokey aubergine lip from Acne Studios and Val Garland’s variety of characters from the Vivienne Westwood show. Each girl had a completely different make-up look, including this ‘snogged’ messy lip look.
Vivienne Westwood – Make-up by Val Garland
Acne Studios – Make-up by Aaron de Mey
Pops of purple and pink were found at Louis Vuitton and Chanel, while soft smokey eyes and kitten flicks completed the polished perfection of Paris.
Chanel – Make-up by Tom Pecheux
Elie Saab – Make-up by Tom Pecheux
Balmain – Make-up by Tom Pecheux
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