At Christian Lacroix, hairstylist Odile Gilbert rolled models’ hair in numerous places then inserted gold-colored combs. “It’s like a mix, of Forties, Fifties,” she said, explaining that in some ways, the coifs are reminiscent of when women used rollers, but with a modern take.
Stéphane Marais also drew inspiration from yesteryear for the makeup at Lacroix. He said the designer had been looking at black-and-white photographs taken decades ago by Peter Lindbergh showing women made up at the time by Marais with a “very strong look.”
Drawing on such images, Marais gave models “quite strong,” “feminine” eyes. Dark lines, for instance, emphasized their brows.
Stéphane Marais also drew inspiration from yesteryear for the makeup at Lacroix. He said the designer had been looking at black-and-white photographs taken decades ago by Peter Lindbergh showing women made up at the time by Marais with a “very strong look.”
Drawing on such images, Marais gave models “quite strong,” “feminine” eyes. Dark lines, for instance, emphasized their brows.
