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S/S 2011 Menswear Collections, Milan: grooming trends
S/S 2011 Menswear Collections, Milan: grooming trends
Bottega Veneta: Breezy hair by Guido Paulau for Redken. Makeup by Pat McGrath
Bottega Veneta: The look was meant to illustrate a balance between casual and formal
Bottega Veneta: Defining the travelling man’s fluid silhouette with a head of tousled hair
Burberry Prorsum: A British rain-kissed look for S/S 2011
Burberry Prorsum: Matt Mulhall kept hairstyles wet and windswept...
Burberry Prorsum: ... whilst makeup by Wendy Rowe upheld the luxe-biker look with a dewy effect
Calvin Klein: Men’s Creative Director Italo Zucchelli wanted this season’s skin to be kept clean and natural with a glowing matte finish. Hair and makeup by Alain and Charlie Pichon
Calvin Klein: The look was futuristic and athletic
Calvin Klein: Hair was textural and graphic with short heavy fringes with slicked back sides
Dolce & Gabbana: Makeup artist Pat McGrath kept skin neutral and sensual
Dolce & Gabbana: The collection paid homage to classic Italian tailoring...
Dolce & Gabbana: ... emphasised with swept back elegant hair by stylist Eugene Soleman
DSquared2: Eschewing last season’s blood-sprayed face paint, DSquared2 embraced the natural look for S/S11
DSquared2: Makeup was by Pablo Rodriguez and the Mac Pro team using Mac
DSquared2: Hair by Mauro Situra for Aldo Coppola agency
Emporio Armani: Embracing the dark side.
Emporio Armani: Makeup artist Fabiana Clavario (Face to Face) kept makeup smoky and intense
Emporio Armani: Slicked-back oiled hair by Aldo Coppola kept the bondage references in check
Ermenegildo Zegna: The grooming mantra was fresh, clean and natural
Ermenegildo Zegna: Makeup was kept to a discreet fresh-faced blush by Mary Jane Frost
Ermenegildo Zegna: Headed up by Franco Argento, hair was worked with brushes for a natural swept back style
Gianfranco Ferré: Hat hair with a twist
Gianfranco Ferré: Hair stylist Seb Bascle interpreted this season’s collection of slouchy suits and relaxed resort wear
Gianfranco Ferré: Polly Osmond used MAC for the face
Salvatore Ferragamo’s man was all about the South of France. Makeup by Steven Canavan
Salvatore Ferragamo: Hair, by Franco Gobbi, was pulled back and side-parted but still relaxed and at ease
Salvatore Ferragamo: A wavy aesthetic for S/S 2011
Giorgio Armani: Fabiana Clavario gave models a spot of colour at the corner of their eyes
Giorgio Armani: Hair by Aldo Coppola
Giorgio Armani:
The theme of the collection was ‘Sun in the City’
1970s inspired grooming at Gucci
Gucci: Hair was relaxed and swept across the face…
Gucci: ... chanelling the bohemian jetsetter of the rock 'n' roll era
Neil Barrett: Refined bed hair by Matt Mulhall. Makeup by Massimiliano della Maggesa
Neil Barrett: A younger-faced model reflects the mood of the collection
Neil Barrett: Waves were enhanced by clean cuts of hair at the nape of necks
Prada: Pat McGrath was at the helm of makeup for the show
Prada: In running with Miuccia Prada’s wish to keep things simple this season, faces were kept clean and matte
Prada: Hair was given a side-parting by Guido Palau for Redken
The Versace man groomed with rockabilly vibes
Versace: Grooming by Pat McGrath provided a polished canvas for the collection
Versace: Quiffed hair by Guido Palau
Vivienne Westwood models were styled to look like mannequins
Vivienne Westwood: Under the direction of Cristiana Ceccarelli, smooth complexions were made to feel almost airbrushed
Vivienne Westwood: Hair stylist Adalberto Vanoni was enlisted to created a sort of plastic-effect hair
Z Zegna showcased models with fresh faces…
Z Zegna: ... and natural, soft hair
Z Zegna: Makeup by Wendy Rowe
