
Marni: Tom Pecheux created a slightly surreal take on doll-like beauty with excessively long individual lashes places randomly along the top and bottom lash lines at Marni. The rest of the face was left bare, save for a little bronzer for definition. Paul Hanlon then lacquered the hair to frame the face and twisted the lengths into pigtails.
Writer: Alice Shaughnessy

Burberry Prorsum: Wendy Rowe made lips the focus of her spring Burberry make-up look, with models receiving either a bold, oxblood hue or a rosy nude. Eyes were kept extremely natural, sometimes with a dab of mascara, or a wash of a pale orange shadow for definition. Top stylist Christiaan Houtenbos kept manes freshly washed and air dried, allowing the natural texture of each models’ hair to shine through

Mary Katrantzou: Lucia Pieroni layered blue mascara to create a graphic, clumpy effect at Mary Katrantzou. The mascara was only used on the centre lashes of each eyelid, which gave the models’ eyes a more rounded appearance. Paul Hanlon then parted hair to one side and left the lengths in soft tousled waves

Calvin Klein Collection: It was business as usual for Pat McGrath and Guido Palau, creating a minimalist beauty look for Calvin Klein Collection. McGrath brought warmth and definition to the models’ faces with the subtlest touch of bronzer, and a dab of gloss to the centre of the lips. Hair was dried, leaving the natural texture except for some shine serum to keep the waves defined

Cédric Charlier: A French take on the minimalist look; here the emphasis was on skin preparation to create the appearance of clean and fresh complexions with minimal colour. Hair was textured, but with a more matt effect so it looked slept in rather than air dried. The most dramatic intervention was the focus on a strong brow, with extra hairs drawn in at the base of the brow and the rest brushed up with gaps filled in with a matching powder

Chloé: Clare Waight Keller wanted to infuse a ‘youthful optimism’ into her rainbow hued S/S 2016 collection. To that end, Lucia Pieroni gave the models a fresh, healthy glow with delicately highlighted cheekbones and flushed rosy blusher on the cheeks. Eyes were lined in black for some definition and then smudged to soften the effect. Continuing the trend for lived-in hair, Eugene Souleiman left each models’ hair au naturel