Equestrian themes galloped throughout the beauty looks — and clothes — that were created for Yohji Yamamoto’s fall fashion show on Monday.
Hairstylist Eugene Souleiman braided locks of models’ hair into something like a basket weave, similar to horsetails. “It’s very craft-oriented,” he said.
Meanwhile, makeup artist Pat McGrath had false tattoos in the form of horses inked on a handful of models’ midriffs. Models’ eyes, smudged in a black, graphic fashion, were almost like an insignia, said McGrath, adding that for the look she used numerous products, including cream shadows and powder, plus Max Factor Night Club eyeliner.
Hairstylist Eugene Souleiman braided locks of models’ hair into something like a basket weave, similar to horsetails. “It’s very craft-oriented,” he said.
Meanwhile, makeup artist Pat McGrath had false tattoos in the form of horses inked on a handful of models’ midriffs. Models’ eyes, smudged in a black, graphic fashion, were almost like an insignia, said McGrath, adding that for the look she used numerous products, including cream shadows and powder, plus Max Factor Night Club eyeliner.
