Brushed-up brows are the talk of the town, thanks to the creative and image director for Dior Makeup Peter Philips. To complement Guido Palau’s grandiose feathered mohawks, Philips kept the models’ faces bare but for a small amount of foundation, setting powder and blush to keep the look matte, finishing with a generous swipe of brow gel. The entire look was constructed “in harmony with a new Alice in Wonderland,” said Philips. “I offered a perfectly clean, glowy, and radiant face, with a touch of pink on the cheeks, and a graphic eyebrow.” The eyebrows were “brushed upwards and together” to create visible gaps. As for the lips? They were subtly enhanced using Dior Addict Lip Glow Oil in Universal Clear.
An exaggerated smoky eye at Armani Privé
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At Armani Privé’s 20th anniversary show, a new rendition of the smoky eye graced the runway. Mimicking dramatic fluttery lashes from afar, bright white eyeshadow was applied to the entire eyelid, contrasting with the powdery charcoal that grazed the corners of the eyes, stretching out to each model’s temples. The sultry metallic effect was the perfect partner to those shimmering dresses.
