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The grooming trends that shaped New York fashion week A/W 2013
The grooming trends that shaped New York fashion week A/W 2013
Thakoon: Odile Gilbert and Diane Kendal created one of the most striking looks of the season at Thakoon. Gilbert's simple chignons were updated with stiff half-fringes, while Kendal painted a midnight-blue eye with added glitter
Marc by Marc Jacobs: Glamorous bedheads of enormous backcombed curls were Guido Palau's retro interpretation of Marc Jacobs' collection. Dick Page's magnificently shiny red lips polished off the old-school look
Calvin Klein Collection: Francisco Costa presented a collection that balanced masculine and feminine attitudes at Calvin Klein. It was reflected in a clean look featuring bare make-up and side partings for hair
3.1 Phillip Lim: The moody tones at Phillip Lim were picked up by Francelle Daly, who used a matt chestnut shade for lips, standing out from a ghostly pale face. Paul Hanlon chose a casual grunge hairstyle, fixed with a pin on the side
Donna Karan: The week's best smoky eyes were on Donna Karan's models, whose eyelids were shaded by Charlotte Weller in shimmering charcoals. Eugene Souleiman created a similarly strong impact with tightly pulled, poker-straight ponytails
Alexander Wang: At Alexander Wang, Diane Kendal applied an asphalt hue widely to the eyelids, matching the recurring palette of the collection. Guido Palau constructed a tight, low ponytail to enhance the constructed collar details on the garments
Diesel Black Gold: The fresh-faced beauties at Diesel sported little more than brushed back brows and bottom lids lined with a hint of black eyeliner
Lacoste: A few luminous touches brightened up an otherwise pale and simple face by Mayia Alleaume at Lacoste, with a tightly parted ponytail by Laurent Philippon that worked perfectly with the winter-sports heritage explored by designer Felipe Olivera Batista
Rag & Bone: The look at Rag & Bone had an updated 1960s feel. Guido Palau side-parted the hair and pulled it across the forehead into a low knotted chignon, while Gucci Westman drew a long black line mid-lid and added a sheer finish to the skin
Belstaff: The hair and make-up at Belstaff summoned a casual but refined mood, with soft, centre-parted waves by Paul Hanlon and luminous skin by Dick Page
Michael Kors: The strong shapes and loud colour pops at Michael Kors got a softened cat-eye by Dick Page, while Orlando Pita chose a simple yet extreme tight ponytail to complete the look
Reed Krakoff: The boxy cuts and luxurious materials at Reed Krakoff went alongside a simple look of luscious side-parted hair by Guido Palau, with Diane Kendal's dewy lips and blushed cheeks
Edun: It all looked extremely natural at Edun. Neil Pecheux used an imperceptible shade to highlight the eyes, leaving clear, uniform skin and lips. Neil Moodie's soft waves were a discreet addition to an effortless look
Marc Jacobs: The girls at Marc Jacobs sported a messy modern-day mullet and dramatic black eye make-up
Proenza Schouler: Paul Hanlon created a textured head at Proenza Schouler, while Diane Kendal achieved a sharp eye with a thin liner and added spiky brows
Rodarte: The models at Rodarte looked like dark, romantic heroines in their smudged, post-beach eyes by James Kaliardos and soft, wavy hair by Odile Gilbert
Ralph Lauren: For such a richly textured collection as Ralph Lauren's, hair and make-up had to look effortless: rosy cheeks and lips over luminous skin by Tom Pecheux, and a low pulled-back ponytail - to accommodate the many hats - by Guido Palau
Tommy Hilfiger: For a collection inspired by Savile Row tailor Tommy Nutter, hair and make-up at Tommy Hilfiger were a sophisticated affair: a slight shade on the eyes by Diane Kendal and a straight-hair look by Eugene Souleiman
Moncler Grenoble: The monochromatic skiwear at Moncler Grenoble was one of the most impressive collections in New York, but with the models wearing hats and ski masks, all that was required was a pristine complexion and a dash of lipgloss to achieve the après-ski look
Victoria Beckham: Models at Victoria Beckham sported sexy hair by Guido Palau, who parted textured locks into a low ponytail. Diane Kendal applied a bright base on the face with only a hinted line on the eyes and nude lips
Altuzarra: The fierce Altuzarra women had a spooky eye painted by Tom Pecheux in anthracite at the top and dark crimson on the lower lid, completed with Paul Hanlon's casual locks
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