CelebrityFashion Week Spring 2010
:Best Runway Hair and Makeup
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THE HAIR Guido Palau, the hairstylist who created the super-long, easy-going braided look, was inspired by "the seventies, early eighties Brooke Shields thing." He left the bangs undone, adding a touch of styling lotion for matte texture, and pulled out wispy flyaways. He also wove extensions into each model's hair. "The girls of that period didn't really cut their hair," he explained.
THE MAKEUP "This look is all about the eyebrow," said the backstage makeup artist Diane Kendal. She brushed the brows upwards, and used MAC Fling and Lingering Brow Pencils to enhance their weight. "We wanted the face to look healthy and strong," she said.
INSIDER SECRET Kendal didn't use a single swipe of mascara for the entire show.
THE MAKEUP "This look is all about the eyebrow," said the backstage makeup artist Diane Kendal. She brushed the brows upwards, and used MAC Fling and Lingering Brow Pencils to enhance their weight. "We wanted the face to look healthy and strong," she said.
INSIDER SECRET Kendal didn't use a single swipe of mascara for the entire show.
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