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At Marc by Marc Jacobs, hairstylist Guido Palau created a glam, messy-chic poof held together with this classic, uber-sleek barette ($3.29, at drugstores). We’re so loving a budget beauty buy.
Backstage at Narciso Rodriguez, Shiseido Artistic DIrector created a bold, custom brow for each model by mixing together Shiseido Shimmering Cream Eye Color in Sable, Caviar (shown), and Leather ($25 each, dillards.com). He applied the hue with a brow brush for a natural look.
Backstage at Diesel, Redken Creative Consultant Guido created beachy-looking ponytails inspired by the 1980s. The perfect finishing touch? Redken Glistening Mist, which provided just the right amount of shine ($15.29, sleekhair.com).
“The DKNY collection was full of vibrant and busy prints, so we decided a bold, nude nail was the perfect complement,” said Essie’s Creative Director, Essie Weingarten. We’re so coveting this neutral hue!
Backstage at Vivienne Tam, makeup artists used this lusty, universally flattering lipstick to add color and shine to models’ lips ($5, target.com).
At Peter Som, hairstylists misted models’ hair with this thermal-activated protection spray, and then blew it out with huge round brushes to create volume ($15, amazon.com).
Backstage at Mandy Coon, Nars National Makeup Artist Francelle illuminated models’ faces with this perfect-on-all-skin-tones bronzer. “(It gives) skin has a dewy, whimsical effect,” noted Francelle. Indeed.
Backstage at Tadashi, MAC pro makeup artist gave models a dewy, lit-from-within-glow with this lightweight highlighting pen ($23, maccosmetics.com).
