LONDON FASHION WEEK cont'd...



By far my favorite show to work on was Bernard Chandran. The clothes were strong and influenced by
70's and 80's shapes and styles. Chandran included strong architectural body shapes, glistening gold
cocktail dresses and vibrant feathered bags, shoulders and shoes. Makeup was kept creative
and bold as could be. An makeup girl's dream !

Models wore a full face of white or dusty coral chromacake
and were then airbrushed to perfection.
I enjoyed the differentiation with chromacakes on the
variety of skin tones. The dusty coral on black skin had an almost
desert-like look, imagine a girl abandoned in the desert for hours
in her gold blitz n glitz dress trying to find her way through the
blowing red sand.
Blocked liner in black was used on the eyes and brows were drawn in black liner.
Vibrant lipmixes of purple, yellow and green were used on the models for a modern finish.


I absolutely loved working on this show, such a powerful look by the key makeup artist.

LONDON FASHION WEEK

Its here and its fabulous. London definitely has some talents to be proud of....

beautiful, deadly-feminine, heroines, depth and diffusion,
contour, geisha, glossy girls, packed on neon, bleach were
among the styles in makeup used to compliment each
collection. And Yes! I got to help with the makeup teams
behind a few of the following shows. Here's a bit of beauty
for you...

Holly Fulton (above) blasted London Fashion Week with her signature style of
graphic-deco jeweled goodnessI was backstage for Holly Fulton and the look was definitely one of 'beauty'.

Skin was kept flawless with barely there foundation
Eyes were heavily impacted with a glossy lid with added gloss high on the cheekbones
Lips were the focal point with 'blood orange' lips with a neon pink centre !IN LOVE!