London Fashion week Beauty

The Fashion week is not all about clothing, it's also about beauty, the make- up and the hair.
Your face and your hair is what makes the clothes. Your face speaks for your clothing. I'm not saying you have to wear a lot of make-up, a little bit can already be enough. Do something different and give it a try!

This year of the beauty in the fashion week.

Holly Fulton

The inspiration behind this look was grungy 90s.
As you can see her face is shining this is not a good thing. If your forehead is shining don't put any foundation there or if you must put it there first use a make-up base. The colors around her eyes are black/brown, with a black eyeliner. And her lips beautiful red (Basic red) just as her nails.

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Antonio Berardi

This is a 60s look. The hot red lips, a little bit of foundation, mascara, white eyeliner in the inner corner of your eye's and a little bit of blush. Eyebrows were brushed upwards with hairspray to keep in place. Something we could use in our daily life?

Vivienne Westwood Red Label

Nails with a gradient. Using water based acrylic nail varnish from Nail Rock.

Temperley London

A little bit of black eyeliner above the eye with a bit of mascara. Her eyebrows where made a little bit darker. They used foundation and a little bit of blush. Lips were coated in L'Oreal Paris Color Riche lipsticks in shades of 501 and 235 for a touch of beige mixed with pink.

 Moschino Cheap & Chic

Another way to do your nails. Use to different colors. This is what they call girly punk. with hot pink on the index finger and thumb, and glossy black on the rest of the nails.

 PPQ

 Inspired by 90's Claudia Schiffer type girl. Hair was created using a hair donut and heaps of hairspray to wrap the hair around and up like a cone/beehive. The color of the hair as you can see is yellow and red, i hate it. Red and yellow together is something that makes me wanna cry.  So let's hope this is not fashion.

 Moschino Cheap & Chic

 The hair has a youthful rock 'n' roll vibe, messily tied with an elastic band at the nape of the neck. It was an inspiration by Moschino Cheap & Chic and it's called 'Punk couture'.