Showing posts with label Karl Lagerfeld. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Karl Lagerfeld. Show all posts

Saturday, 6 November 2010

Beauty| MOUTHING OFF


Big hair and glam makeup aren’t the only way to channel the seventies. At Fendi, Karl Lagerfeld paid an entirely different homage to the era, giving his beauty crack team of makeup artist Peter Phillips and hairstylist Sam McKnight a one-word directive: graphic. The results: retina-searing neon pouts and deep, side-parted blunt cuts.
A host of strong lips shades applying them atop fresh, pretty skin. “Karl liked the variations of bright corals and vivid pinks, so we decided to mix them up for the show.” A flawless complexion was essential. Switching between Chanel’s Pro Lumiere Aqua Skin Perfecting Makeup and Vitalumiere Aqua Skin Perfecting Makeup to create base, Phillip dabbed a touch of Rouge Coco lipstick in Teheran (a rosy peach) and Sari Dore (a muted coral) into the foundation for a makeshift cream blush with an “inner-glow effect.”
To make sure Day-Glo lips, it popped on, adding more pigment to each color concoction. “To get a perfect, strong Technicolor lip, I would advise drawing out your lip with a lip liner in a strong pink, orange, or coral - basic shades you can find easily at Make Up For Ever,” Phillips says. “ Fill in totally and top off with Chanel’s Rouge Allure in Super, a shocking pink, or Genial, a Technicolor coral.”

Friday, 5 November 2010

When Where What| FRINGE BENEFITS

Via Style.com

Noticed at the shows: the return of fringe. Apropos of a seventies-inflected season, designers—especially those showing in Paris—covered dresses, accessories, and jewelry with dangling wisps, often in evening-friendly black. At Chanel (top left and center), Karl Lagerfeld hung feathers off hair clips and showed collarbone-skimming fringed earrings with tufted dresses. At Louis Vuitton (top right), Marc Jacobs kept his earrings ultra-long, too. At Balenciaga (bottom right), Nicolas Ghesquière covered tough sandals to the ankle with hairlike strands, and for Sacai (bottom center), Chitose Abe ornamented Louboutins with feathered straps. At Rick Owens (bottom left), the trend went in a different direction—literally. Instead of hanging down, his fringe tufted up, at the tips of floral accents on spring wedges.

Photos: All by Gianni Pucci / GoRunway.com, except Sacai by Stephane Gallois / Courtesy of Sacai


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