A Nefertiti-chic hat featured in the Dior collection inspired hairstylist Orlando Pita for the house’s Monday show.
“It’s a tribal look that we’ve kept young and fresh by adding a fringe,” he explained.
The complex creation was achieved by adding an inverted cone-shaped headpiece, covered in hair matched to the model’s own. Three-inch sections were then crimped and wrapped up and around the structure. The look was finished with a choppy fringe piece.
Makeup artist Pat McGrath complemented the style with “a gorgeous, healthy face,” she said. “I see it as slightly African, but with a modern twist.”
Using mostly earth tones, McGrath created three looks, for day through to eveningwear. The lightest featured lined eyes with a tiny wing, shimmering cheeks and natural lips with a very strong gloss.
The second added a darker, caramel lip, while the strongest went for all-out glamour with “smoky, mysterious eyes” helped by false eyelashes, said McGrath.
Dark lips and false nails painted black completed the look.
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“It’s a tribal look that we’ve kept young and fresh by adding a fringe,” he explained.
The complex creation was achieved by adding an inverted cone-shaped headpiece, covered in hair matched to the model’s own. Three-inch sections were then crimped and wrapped up and around the structure. The look was finished with a choppy fringe piece.
Makeup artist Pat McGrath complemented the style with “a gorgeous, healthy face,” she said. “I see it as slightly African, but with a modern twist.”
Using mostly earth tones, McGrath created three looks, for day through to eveningwear. The lightest featured lined eyes with a tiny wing, shimmering cheeks and natural lips with a very strong gloss.
The second added a darker, caramel lip, while the strongest went for all-out glamour with “smoky, mysterious eyes” helped by false eyelashes, said McGrath.
Dark lips and false nails painted black completed the look.
For the latest Fashion Week Backstage Beauty, click here.
