Runway Magazine by Kyra Webb

R U N WAY Cara Delevingne “The It Girl”

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IN THIS ISSUE The It Girl

CARA DELEVINGNE. P.15

DESIGNER Raf Simons

TALKING FASHION

SPOTLIGHT ON

MASTHEAD

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RUNWAY

A DAY IN THE LIFE

STREET STYLE

ACCESSORIES

RED CARPET

Garance Doré

Accessories

BEAUTY

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Reviews

FASHION BLOGGER

PARIS AROUND THE WORLD Savannah, GA

MODEL CITIZEN Julia Restoin Roitfeld

MAKEUP From the Runway

RUNWAY LINDA LA

Editor in Chief

CASSIE ASKIN Fashion Director

JUNE OUYANG Beauty Director Accessories Director

KYRA WEBB Features Director

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PARIS AROUND THE WORLD DESTINATION: SAVANNAH, GA; USA

Parisian Wanderlust

ho says you can’t get the comforts of Paris from anywhere in the world. This week we traveled to the United States to visit tourist hot spot Savannah, GA. After stepping off the plane we were in for a pleasant surprise. Walking around the historic district we were captivated by the wondrous and picturesque scenery that the lush Spanish moss and the cobble stones provided. The gorgeous historic houses were a sight to be adored and the beautiful squares were the perfect addition to any leisurely walk.

At the Paris Market customers can enjoy their morning coffee in the cafe area of the store.

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But what’s a vacation without the shopping? The next stop we needed to make was Downtown on Broughton Street. Here we discovered just what we were looking for - a shop called The Paris Market. The store is what we would call shabby chic. The entire store from the first floor to the basement is decorated with impeccable home-goods that could rival any furniture store in Paris. This little shop also had a quirky side as little trinkets, candies, photographs, teas sets and so much more were scattered about the store just waiting to be collected. We were also pleasantly surprised to find a lovely cafe area where we could order from an array of house brewed coffees or teas. If ever in need of a little Parisian pick me up be sure to step into this little shop, where you will immediately be thrust into a Parisian world. After our shopping excursion we sure worked up an appetite, and it was just our luck that we spotted a little

French bistro not a few stores down. Although it’s size is small, it has a certain charm that rises to the occasion. First let’s talk atmosphere, the decor was iconic and there was no mistaking that it was a French cuisine, especially with the big image of the Eiffel tower beaconing us inside. It is both homey and elegant, having little accents of iconic Paris, a big welcoming chalkboard display, and flowers in Perrier bottles acting as the centerpieces on the each of the six tables inside the eatery. There’s not much room to sit and eat inside, but the food is really meant to be enjoyed in one of the many squares of Savannah, as the tag-line of Papillote is French Cuisine To-Go. Nonetheless it is an inviting environment that any savant of French cuisine would love to experience if missing the comforts of a good homecooked meal. Papillote truly shows the beauty of French cuisine without the fuss of fine dining. Step into the world of French living through the gentle tones of C’est Si Bon flowing through the speakers and the delicious smells wafting from the kitchen. This goes to show that we can all find a little bit of home anywhere in the world. —LINDA LA

Have a taste of one of our favorites - Le Parisien, Ham, Swiss cheese, brie and paperthin slices of apple with a touch of honeymustard on a slice of crunchy ciabatta bread.

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SPOTLIGHT ON

Garance Doré

rench fashion blogger Garance Doré, started her blog in 2006. She is an illustrator, photographer and writer enthusiast. She first began her blog simply as a place to showcase her illustrations. At the time, she had no clue what to do with her life. In college, she found that she learned nothing but ditching classes, partying on weekends, making music and such. Thinking about her future made her anxious and scared. One day she found herself an internship at the Museum of Contemporary Art. She spent all her money on a new pair of boots for the interview and as soon as she stepped into the director’s office and the meeting didn’t last long, so as soon as she escaped she ran into a man and he said “Nice boots” to her. She said, “Thanks, but they ruined me!” and she was off. The very next day her phone rang and it was the guy she ran into at the museum. He was the director of the cinema department of the museum. He loved her boots and from that simple moment of inspiration he decided that she would be perfect to intern for him. And that is how Garance ended up working in cinema. Garance was becoming the new cinema PR person. She had no idea what she was doing at the time, but soon realized that she

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was capable of working. This ability to apply yourself to work hard, she learned that maybe one day she could pursue her dreams of becoming an artist. And so if she didn’t try, then she would always have this regret deep down inside. “So I decided to get started. I would become an illustrator.” Garance’s blog is a seamless blend of beautiful illustrations, honest and authentic writing, striking photography and most recently, short narrative videos. She decided to give up her job and become an illustrator. She gave herself one year to do her dream job. Her illustrations were in art publications and it would take her a week to do one drawing. And it was $200 per page for an illustration in a magazine. She realized it was just not going to work and told herself that she needed to work faster. She promised herself that she would wake up and do a drawing a day and publish it on her blog. And that is how it all started for Garance Doré. She learned HTML coding and experimented with her context and also added writing into her illustrations which got many comments from viewers. She was getting noticed early on and a French newspaper L’Express featured her in their magazine. And meeting Scott Schuman led her into posting photographs as well. Her blog was up and coming like a well-oiled machine. She relied on her audience’s feedback from comments to hone her craft of blogging. Doré’s success has been the optimism and honesty of a voice that elicits passion engaging feedback from her readers. Now, 37 and an A-list fashion blogger gets front row to all the fashion shows. She now resides in New York City and blogs about anything and everything to do with fashion. On her blog, she says that, ”I love fashion because it’s one of the best ways to communicate and that its nature is the passing of time – which I find incredibly romantic.” Garance also interviews many people in the fashion world for her blog such as Derek Blasberg, Stella McCartney, J. Crew’s campaigns, Carol Lim and Humberto Leon of Kenzo. She also does collaborations for illustration

commissions, photo shoots and brand endorsements. Her popular videos of Pardon My French showcase her growing expertise and moving forth in the web world of video, which she says is the “future of the Internet”. Her boyfriend is the creation behind the street style blog, The Sartorialist, Scott Schuman. And the two of them received a CFDA award in June 2012. When she was living in Paris, after one of the runway shows, Emmanuelle Alt, who is editor in chief of Vogue Paris, when up to her and said, “Why don’t we grab coffee sometime.” And so Garance went to the Paris Vogue offices and they got coffee. Emmanuelle

”I love fashion because it’s one of the best ways to communicate and that its nature is the passing of time – which I find incredibly romantic.” had asked her to write a column for Vogue Paris. And who wouldn’t love to do that? Naturally, Garance took the job. And to another surprise, Emmanuelle told her to be as free as you’d like. It was her voice they wanted, not the voice of Vogue. Her first column was printed in the September 2012 issue of Vogue Paris. Garance is very versatile and philosophical and is looking into the future of her career. Her blog is just the beginning and this modern world in which we live in is rapidly changing and the Internet, fashion, magazines and art are all changing. It keeps growing and evolving and this French blogger has no intention of slowing down. Check out her blog at www.garancedore.fr —KYRA WEBB R U N WAY 1 1

Model Citizen B SPOTLIGHT ON

JULIA RESTOIN ROITFELD

orn and raised in Paris, France, Julia Restoin Roitfeld developed an appreciation for both fashion and the arts. Her mother is Carine Restoin, former editor-in-chief of French Vogue, and as far as we can tell the apple does not fall far from the tree when it comes to her fashion and business savvy. Her surrounding environment consisted of people involved in every facet of creativity, and thus impacted her direction in life quite remarkably. Julia enrolled in the Parsons Paris School of Art and Design for a BBA in the Design and Management program, eventually transferring to complete her degree at Parsons in New York City. Throughout her studies, Julia interned at various big names in the advertising and branding world such as Visionaire, Baron & Baron and also with Photographer Craig McDean. This exposure allowed her to gain first-hand experience and valuable skills that she would soon put to use as a freelance graphic designer, creating invitations for clients Jean Paul Gaultier, Luella, and Zac Posen. Soon the work she did opened many doors for her, and she was able to offer other services including photography and art direction. If we weren’t already jealous of her already, Julia is also a unique beauty and started seriously modeling in her 20s appearing in various campaigns 12 R U N W A Y

for brands such as Tom Ford and Givenchy. Julia’s unique life experience and portfolio of work sets her apart. This girl just seems to have it all, a fashion icon for a mother, impeccable beauty, a creative mind, an impressive resume, and let’s not forget a gorgeous husband in Swedish model Robert Konjic, as well as their one-year-old daughter, Romy. When not modeling or working as an art director, Julia works on her blog, Romy & the Bunnies, a beauty and style guide for mothers. She says, “We’re coquettish. It’s funny: you could say French women look put-together but we don’t spend that much time in the bathroom, and tend to go for really minimal makeup during the day. I do, especially now [that] I have a baby.” After giving birth, Julia has also been considering designing a range of maternity clothes that are stylish and can be worn after the baby is born. Julia rarely talks about parenting in her blog believing it too personal, however she does offer this about her parenting style, “I feel very French. My baby was born in New York, but I want her to have French culture. Julia has truly shown that she has the drive, work ethic, and a good head on her shoulders in order to succeed, and we can’t wait to see what she does next. —LINDA LA R U N WAY 1 3

The It Girl

C A R A Delevingne “I like fashion fashion, but I love, love, love music and film; they are my two passions. I would love to pursue my acting and my love of music more than anything.”

ara Delevingne is the ultimate ‘it’ girl this year. She is arguably the most famous girl in the world right now and not since the arrival of Kate Moss has one model made such a mark on the fashion world. This London native is taking every fashion week by storm. Currently twenty years old and she has already won Model of the Year Award in 2012 at the British Fashion Awards. Her face graces the cover of numerous magazines including British Vogue, Vogue China, Vogue Korea, Miss Vogue, i-D, Love Magazine, Jalouse and Style.com’s Spring 2013 issue. Her long blonde hair and dark bushy eyebrows is her modeling trademark and for making those funny faces off the runway of course. Cara is younger sister of model Poppy Delevingne. Cara has followed in her sister’s footsteps through modeling and Poppy is the young ambassador for the British Fashion Council as well as a Chanel brand ambassador. These socialites’ faces have been photographed by Terry Richardson and Cara has just recently worked with

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Mario Testino. Cara Delevingne has been featured in many advertising campaigns for H&M, Dominic Jones Jewelry, Blumarine, Donna Karen, Zara, Chanel and is currently the face of Burberry’s beauty campaign alongside fellow models/friends Edie Campbell and Jourdan Dunn. This past season, Cara walked an impressive 40 catwalk shows across the globe. She opened for Topshop Unique and even closed for the prestigious Mulberry label. She also appeared on the catwalk for brands such as Moschino, Jason Wu, Chanel, Oscar De la Renta, Burberry, Dolce & Gabanna, Fendi and Stella McCartney. The model has also walked down the runway at the 2012 Victoria’s Secret fashion show. Delevingne is ranked number 17 on models.com’s 50 Top Models this year. Cara has also graced the silver screen in 2012 playing Princess Sorokina in Joe Wright’s

production of Anna Karenina. Cara loves films and music and although she has no future plans in the film industry right now, she wants to make her next move into the music world. Cara is pursuing a record deal with JayZ’s Roc Nation records. With famous friends such as Rihanna, Rita Ora and Azelia Banks, Delevingne definitely has their support. Her personality and killer looks have gotten her this far in the fashion industry in such a short amount of time. Who knows what will be next for this twenty year old, but with her interests in the acting and music worlds, she could possibly take over the world. One thing for sure is that we know we’ll be seeing plenty more of Cara Delevingne and we can’t wait. Follow her on Twitter: @Caradelevingne, Instagram: @caradelevingne —KYRA WEBB

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ior really hit the bull’s eye with their new addition, Belgium designer, Raf Simons. When the news first broke about John Galliano being out as artistic director for Dior, fashion aficionados around the world were on the edge of their seats wondering who could rival the designs of the flamboyant mind. Well if Dior’s Fall/Winter 2013 collection tells us anything, Raf has succeeded. Given Raf Simons’ enormous success as a fashion designer of his namesake brand and his work at Jil Sander, you might be surprised to hear that Simons didn’t dream of designing clothes to be shown on the runways of Paris. No, he actually felt drawn to furniture design, of all things, graduating with a degree in industrial design from a college in Belgium. So why the dramatic switch from furniture to menswear.

“The first time I heard about the Dior position. I thought, ‘This feels right.’ ”

RAF SIMONS

Well here’s where the story gets interesting. Simons grew up in Belgium and has always had a rebellious nature as well as a love for artsy musicians such as David Bowie and Richie Hawtin. One of Simon’s first experiences working as a furniture designer came as an intern for the studio of Walter Van Beirendonck, The designer saw an egg holder that Simons created as a project and immediately hired him. Walter, a member of the Antwerp Six, would later take Simons to his first fashion show- Martin Margiela, another of the Antwerp Six, in 1991. This sparked his interest in menswear, and from the encouragement of Linda Loppa, head of the fashion department at the Antwerp Royal Academy, Simons launched his Raf Simons label in 1995. Although he did not have any formal background as a fashion designer and was mostly

self-trained, Raf Simons appeared to have exactly the right approach to menswear, offering an aesthetic that included strong square lines and modern sensibility. In the years that followed Simons would enjoy success as a designer and also win the Swiss Textiles Award in November 2003. In 2005 he would have his first experience in dealing with womenswear, after his appointment as creative director of Jil Sander. He took great pride in his work and he noticeably flourished while working there. Raf Simons is inspired by the world around him, fueled by his love for both rebellious youth cultures and traditional menswear. His look is all about modern proportions, pure construction and new shapes. A futuristic backdrop of cloudy blue skies and multiple silver metallic globes was the perfect addition to the Dior show shown on March 1, 2013 during Paris Fashion Week. The show was a hit from every beautifully reflected angle. The production was playful and surrealist with a touch of femininity. Notable were the floral motifs, bib-like appearances, Andy Warhol shoe illustrations, and the brand’s signature houndstooth pattern. Simons’ collection featured an array of coats and coat dresses that ranged from charcoal gray to luscious red. There were also several cute little powder pink capelet jackets paired with a white sash. Simons’ included an abundance of chic black and white ensembles playing into the trends of 2013. Notable additions to the collection included a collaboration with the Andy Warhol Foundation for the Visual Arts allowed Simons’ to utilize Warhol’s charming late fifties and very early sixties paintings of fashions and shoes as a print on his dresses and bags. A Warhol face printed on the filmy bodice of a chiffon dress, or a shoe on a clutch, were surprising and intriguing touches.

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From the runway at the Christian Dior Fall/ Winter 2013 Ready-to-Wear fashion show during Paris Fashion Week on March 1, 2013 in Paris, France. Simons’ playful side also came out in the reworkings of what are known as iconic Dior clothing. For instance Simons’ took a classic suit and made it in wool that appeared to be denim. He took a short, full-skirted satin evening gown and constructed it in leather. Dior’s love of dramatic, asymmetric draperies was taken in a contemporary direction with hemlines sliced on the diagonal. That surrealist motif was subtly explored in the inventive knits alongside peplums and side-swept bows. The exaggerated silhouettes are woven loosely enough to show the signature houndstooth check beneath. That sense of reveal was also explored in keyhole openings and a deep U-shaped neckline that framed a contrast-colored garment underneath.

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From what we can tell from Raf Simons’ collection was a complete success, as everything from the staging to the hair and makeup were impeccably on point. Simons shows that he is a force to be reckoned with. Simons’ aesthetic is noticeably different from his predecessor, and only time will tell if this Belgium has what it takes to maintain Dior’s status as a Fashion powerhouse. If his Fall/Winter 2013 collection was any indication, we think we’ll be seeing much more of Mr. Simons in the years to come. — LINDA LA

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TALKING FASHION RUNWAY REVIEWS —CASSIE ASKIN

VALENTINO

Vermeer’s Girl With a Pearl Earring stared out from Maria Grazia Chiuri and Pierpaolo Piccioli’s mood board this season. “We wanted to capture women in a private moment,” Chiuri said. “In this show, the face is very important.” The collars came in laser-cut leather encrusted with beads or in “Calvinist” plain cotton piqué, and they decorated the simplest pieces, like long-sleeve A-line shifts, as well as more ornate creations, including a tulip embroidered lace gown, and another elaborately traced in a Delft ceramics pattern.

Ten years running Opening Ceremony has attuned Leon and Lim to what fashionmad young people want. “It all started with these grosgrain ribbons from the seventies, which are probably Kenzo’s most collectible dresses,” Leon said. Metallic, multicolor ribbon prints and crocodile jacquards evoked the maximalist spirit. The clothes featured were crossdraped shift dresses, skirt suits with round volumes, men’s overcoats, and boxy tops tucked into skinny pants

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California grunge was the inspiration for Hedi Slimane’s second women’s collection for Saint Laurent. The legacy today was grunge, not YSL; the longing was his own ardent attachment to a scene that was a continent and an ocean away from a kid in Paris at the beginning of the nineties.

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BALENCIAGA

“I’m going back to the roots, identifying the codes of the house and translating them into a functioning, full wardrobe.” A modest plan, perhaps, but no simple task. Plenty have wondered if Wang was up to the challenge of Balenciaga, asking what a twenty-nine-year-old could bring one of fashion’s most vaunted couture houses. The show felt true to Cristóbal’s lines. Cocoon coats, jackets with rounded volumes, petal skirts, molded peplums, bracelet sleeves—they all made respectful appearances here. This was a grand start to a hopefully long run. R U N WAY 2 5

TALKING FASHION A DAY IN THE LIFE -10am at the KENZO show -11:30am lunch at Le Meurice restaurant with friend Tennessee Thomas -1pm front row at the Céline show -4pm the Chloé show -5pm John Galliano’s show -6pm Dinner at the Purple Fashion X Bulgari dinner honoring the latest issue -8pm last show of the night: Givenchy -10pm after party hosted by KENZO X Vans

-10:30am front row for Chanel -12pm lunch at Restaurant le Laurent -2:30pm Valentino -4:30pm Alexander McQueen -6pm Vogue and Vanity Fair dinner -9pm after party hosted by Jason Wu at the Montaigne Market

Alexa Chung

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Former Editor for Harpers Bazaar

Miroslava Duma

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TALKING FASHION STREET STYLE

FUR

BLACK&WHITE

TWO-PIECE

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BOLD

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ACCESSORIES FROM THE RUNWAY —JUNE OUYANG Hugging their cozy

Fall/

oversized clutches tight,

Winter 2013-

the only other accessory for

2014 Karl Lagerfeld went for

girls on the runway at Céline was

another signature of the Chanel

a minimalist bracelet or necklace

look: the chain, and more specifically,

featuring a ball of jasper, elegantly

the chain used for the 2.55 bag strap.

worn at the neck of a wool dress, or

Appearing on necklaces that held the

peeping out from the cowl neck

hair back, bracelets and belts, and

of a soft sweater.

oversized chainlink bangles are stacked on a single wrist. Before

starting work on

accessorize

each collection, Alber Elbaz

for Fall/Winter,

likes to focus on individual

Raf Simons brought the metallic

words written on a single sheet of

palette of the collection over into

paper, to better translate his ideas into

everything, from make-up, to the

garments. For Fall/Winter, the Lanvin

girls’ layered rings and graphic single

creative director took as a starting point

earrings. The sense of elegance was

the words Love, Cool, Happy, Help which appeared on the runway as a chunky gold jewelry series. Offbeat crowns and insect brooches completed a fun accessories collection that chimes with the freshness and freedom After the 1980s hoops

of the Lanvin woman.

Long gone are the pendants that dominated the Givenchy runways in the past. For Fall/Winter, Riccardo Tisci was much more restrained on the jewelry front,

Olivier Rousteing took earrings

wrapping the wrists of the models

of transparent plastic pendant

small details.

oversized sharks’ tooth

of Spring/Summer 2013, further this season, with a collection

well illustrated within those

in chains with a dangling single silver medallion.

earrings that reflected the jeweled colors of the Balmain paulette jackets back on the girls, in a prism of colored light.

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RED CARPET READY 7. Balmain

Christian Dior :

Plastique Chic Givenchy by Riccardo Tisci : Plastic sandals, black leather, wood and

Minaudières

Orange lacquered metal necklace set with pink crystals. Price upon request Valentino Garavani :

leather heel plexi.

Pumps in black leather lined

€ 2850

with transparent PVC, perspex

Classic and inexhaustible, the clutch bag is the ultimate accessory to complete the look for any red carpet event. Suede, python, plexi, rhinestone, wood, glass . . . these pretty boxes are the secret parents of precious and delicate ornaments magnifying the look and electrifying the night. From Lanvin to Saint Laurent discover a selection of 14 to wear minaudières fingertips up the steps of Cannes.

1. Saint Laurent by Hedi Slimane Clara clutch bag in black

heel and gold studs.

Gucci :

suede.

€ 790

Perspex pockets

€ 890

8. Givenchy par Riccardo Tisci Obsedia wood purse with gilt metal. € 1,500

metallic python.

2. Chanel

10. Burberry Prorsom

Silk and satin sandals

decorated with

€ 1095

with plexiglass heel

rhinestones.

€ 3995

€ 9690 3. Jimmy Choo Alexander McQueen :

11. Louis Vuitton Candy star pacrylic printed bag with black background.

Silk and satin sandals

Minaudiere bottle.

€ 3995 Alexander McQueen :

Black squared glass bag. Price upon request.

€ 695

with plexiglass heel

€ 890

4. Lanvin Minaudière Arpege

12. Roberto Cavalli Brass gilt bag.

enamel.

€ 1800

€ 2295

Silk and satin sandals

13. Nina Ricci

with plexiglass heel

5. Giuseppe Zanotti Design x Anja Rubik

€ 3995

€ 3995 Alexander McQueen :

Alexander McQueen :

Bijou patent clutch bag

Velvet pouch with chain

with embossed calf lace.

closure.

€ 1490

€ 895 6. Bottega Veneta

Silk and satin sandals

with plexiglass heel

Knot intrecciato satin

€ 3995

€ 1100

€ 3995

9. Chloé

Bella purse in

The Blaze Plexiglas Bag.

Plexiglass

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Price upon request.

Boy plexiglass bag

Charlotte Olympia :

Alexander McQueen :

with sequins.

€ 1550

€ 950

Alexander McQueen :

purse.

Silk embroidered purse

clutch bag.

14. Ralph Lauren Collection Black pouch embroidered with satin pearl. € 2600

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MAKEUP FROM THE RUNWAY BALMAIN The Balmain woman is a creature of habit. She likes a strong shoulder, plenty of embellishment, and very little fuss when it comes to her hair and makeup. Brushed with Kett Sett Loose Powder and MAC Prep + Prime Transparent Finishing Powder, It’s a technique that took a page out of this season’s makeup manual. Curled lashes, light contours, and well-groomed brows finished off the face.

CHANEL Peter Philips explained, “We wanted something that is beautiful close by, but that [can be] read from a distance,” about the idea of using glitter. He kept the skin semi-matte with Chanel Perfection Lumière Long-Wear Flawless Fluid Makeup, dusted with Poudre Universelle Libre to contrast with the shiny texture on the lids. Philips added a warm flush with Chanel’s cream blush, one of the new hues that will launch with the Rouge Coco Shine lip colors this fall.

DIOR The idea floating around backstage at Christian Dior was the notion of “the ultimate Dior woman, seen through a futuristic eye,” according to Pat McGrath—or more specifically, Raf Simons’ eye. For the purpose his purpose she obliged with a deep fuchsia stain that was blurred around the edges with a finger-pressing of foundation for a “blooming rose” effect. With a classic cat-eye in an unexpected color and shape using liquid silver. . 38 R U N W A Y

GIVENCHY Brought the show to another level, Luigi Murenu created this masculine but extremely feminine hairstyle with rose-like curls by using Kiehl’s Clean Hold Styling Gel. Spray-paint colors on hairs have a kind of “Victorian punk” quality, which went surprisingly well with Pat McGrath’s glossy red-burgundy-stained eyes and clean skin.

JEAN PAUL GAULTIER There was a slight nod to the eighties-era androgynous stunner Leslie Winer, although Palau was content to speak to the style’s “punky, boyish, concert-y” quality, which he fashioned using Redken Control Addict 28 High Control Hairspray. Masculine yet feminine eyebrows helped balanced out the face, with YSL’s La Teint Touche Éclat Illuminating Foundation, and a little pressed powder to reduce the risk of shine.

LANVIN There was a push for idiosyncrasy over consistency in Alber Elbaz’s Fall collection, which meant one uniform makeup look simply would not have worked. There’s a brow, a lip, a very graphic eye, and a smoky eye on the show. A deep, matte, fuchsia-laced sanguine mouth was the standout, as it marked the appearance Fall’s statement matte lip. Every girl got a hefty dose of Redken Shine Flash 02 Glistening Mist before Palau applied a slick of its Diamond Oil Shatterproof Shine serum. RU NN WW A YA 3 93 9 RU Y

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