Givenchy: Gell got a new lease on life at Givenchy, where the boy's hair was smoothly slicked back by Luigi Murenu, with just a small section of sparse baby hair lacqured to each models' forehead to form suave curls upon Pat McGrath's luminous skin
Berluti: Lightly ruffled locks were left to their own devices at Berluti, creating an active, wind swept feel that perfectly balanced the boys' strong jaw lines and chiseled cheekbones
Dior Homme: 'Opening night and day dreaming' was the title for the Dior Homme show that saw Anthony Turner style the gents hair into slick, romantically side-swept partings, while glowing skin was seen to by make-up artist Lynsey Alexander to coincide with the show theme
Dries Van Noten: Long fringes were uniformly maintained at Dries Van Noten and paired with pale, matte skin to match the utilitarian theme of the Belgian's A/W outing
Ann Demeulemeester: Grungy, smudged kohl lined the eyes of the boys at Demeulemeester, which peered out from underneath furrowed brows and a messy mop of hair
Raf Simons: Curly hair was centre-parted and gelled flat to the head for a somewhat greasy, rebellious look at Raf Simons. The grooming direction was no doubt in support of the anarchic collection, while skin retained a barely-there, youthful glow
Agi & Sam: The colour blocking did not stop with the clothing at Agi & Sam's A/W show. It was rather creatively extended all the way to the beard and temples with colourful Lego blocks clustered all over models' faces
Prada: Mrs Prada's boys were prim and proper for A/W with fresh-faced complexions and shiny, combed hair that was ever so slightly tousled
Lanvin: To match A/W's skin jackets and man furs, the grooming at Lanvin was rather raw and unruly, with hair sweeping low over the eyes in an act of vagabond rebellion
Hermés: Neatly groomed hair and a subtle radiant glow turned out the perfectly polished gentleman at Hermés
Burberry Prorsum: Coiffed hair was ever so slightly ruffled by Matt Mulhall for Burberry Prorsum, which looked rather public school when paired with A/W's studious tortoiseshell spectacles. The models' dewy skin by Wendy Rowe sealed the look's youthful glow
JW Anderson: Super slicked-back manes and bold brows prevailed at JW Anderson's A/W show, providing a minimal base upon which to host Anderson's oversized fringed scarves that coiled high on the neck
Calvin Klein Collection: Hair was also given a glossy, gell comb-back at Calvin Klein Collection, accentuating the models' matte skin and high cheekbones
Dsquared2: Perfectly powered complexions with flushed cheeks gave the Caten brother's models a mischievous rosy glow from underneath their long, forward-swept fringes
Kenzo: Delicately dewy skin and choppy hair turned out a boyish charm at Kenzo - the collection itself posing a tribute to the youthful, urban man
Fendi: Manicured, side-parted coiffures by Matt Muhall were offset with dark, scalpel-sharped brows overseen by Lloyd Simmonds at Fendi in Milan
Salvatore Ferragamo: If the scarves were thick at the Ferragamo show, so too were the brows. Matte skin was lightly highlighted on the cheekbones, while manes were left boyishly unruly
Gucci: Silky, luminated skin by Pat McGrath and lightly ruffled hair by Paul Hanlon gave the boys at Gucci a manicured appearance that matched the clothes' feminine-tinged elegance
Moncler Gamme Bleu: Underneath Moncler's aviator-style goggles glowed dewy skin accompanied by super sharp cheekbones and strong, cleanly shaven jaw lines
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