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Grooming trends: London Fashion Week S/S 2013
Grooming trends: London Fashion Week S/S 2013
Jonathan Saunders: A glossy shade of deep burgundy lip colour by Lucia Pieroni referenced one of the collection's recurring colours. With such strong make-up on show, hairstylist Paul Hanlon kept hair simply tousled and wavy
Paul Smith: Elegant chignons by Peter Gray were pulled tightly away from the face, enhancing the neon-red lipstick shade that Petros Petrohilos painted onto pristine porcelain complexions
Marios Schwab: Val Garland and Anthony Turner's grooming saw fierce tribal eye detailing and poker-straight geometric hairdos taking shape
Richard Nicoll: The fluorescent tones in Richard Nicoll's Spring offering were reflected in Mel Arter's subtly luminous complexions, while hairstylist Shon's wispy chignons gave the grooming a fresh and clean look
Acne: Lisa Butler created a graphic look for Acne by blending a fine line of charcoal and pearly white shades on eyelids. Hair followed the same geometric style, with Eugene Souleiman creating an asymmetrical parting, set in place with a low, straight ponytail
Vivienne Westwood Red Label: Val Garland's graphic colour-pop faces saw bold and bright shades of blue, orange, green and fuchsia being painted over eyelids and lips. Hairstyles by Mark Hampton of Toni & Guy Hair Meet Wardrobe followed a similar route, with oversized curls and 1950s chignons liberally sprayed with streaks of white and lilac
Peter Pilotto: Ethereal pearlescent faces painted by Lucia Pica mimicked the shiny fabrics at Peter Pilotto, with Anthony Turner's wispy ponytails adding a further whimsical touch
Burberry Prorsum: Christopher Bailey's rich colour palette for Burberry's Spring collection was enhanced by Wendy Rowe's choice of dark magenta lipstick. Meanwhile, hairstylist Neil Moodie chose a casual style for hair, which was tucked into coat collars, with a few tousled locks falling at the front of the face
Roksanda Ilincic: Hair by Marc Trinder was simply brushed and left loose to flow down the side of the face, which took on a doll-like look, thanks to Lucia Pica's blushed cheeks and rosy lips
Christopher Kane: A simple but powerful grooming aesthetic: make-up guru Lucia Pieroni's black line of shadow on lower eyelids, fused with a simple 'wet look' ponytail by hairstylist Anthony Turner
J.W. Anderson: Make-up maestro Diane Kendal's androgynous look was founded on earthy tones. Paul Hanlon's side-parted low ponytails - with one thick lock pulled over the ears - created an unexpected but witty touch
Kinder Aggugini: When it came to interpreting the girlie seaside chic of the Spring collection, make-up artist Val Garland's fake freckles were the perfect touch. Tousled and textured, Malcolm Edwards' hairstyles were casually gathered at the back
Louis Gray: Louise Gray's love of colour was faithfully reflected in James O'Riley's bold make up. Think electric blue vanity spots, graphic lines of colour on eyelids, orange lip liner and crowns painted over the models' eyebrows. Sam McKnight created equally strong hairdos, backcombing manes into oversized, messy pompadours
Margaret Howell: Clean, rose-hued make-up by Sam Bryant, framed by Neil Moodie's simple side-parted chignons
Mary Katrantzou: All focus was on the exquisitely thick midnight-blue eyeshadow that Val Garland applied liberally onto eyes, which hairstylist Eugene Souleiman's sleek, smooth chignons nicely complemented
