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25 Mar

Mario Dedivanovic Unveils Makeup by Mario Brand

Mario Dedivanovic Unveils Makeup by Mario Brand
Mario Dedivanovic’s makeup line is here. Two years ago, the famed makeup artist told WWD he would sooner or later launch a line of his own. Much has modified since 2018, but Dedivanovic’s persistence has been a continuing. On Oct. 1, Makeup by Mario, Dedivanovic’s first beauty brand, bows direct-to-consumer and at Sephora with a 21-sku collection of eye makeup products. The range was created for cosmetics enthusiasts of all levels, from casual Sephora shoppers to skilled makeup artists, and the initial lineup is a nod to Dedivanovic’s signature technique. Those that know his work know he all the time begins makeup with the eyes. What’s not immediately apparent is the inspiration for the road. Chatting with WWD via Zoom, Dedivanovic said he...
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25 Mar

Gooey alien make-up and other LFW Mens AW19 beauty

Gooey alien make-up and other LFW Mens AW19 beauty
London Fashion Week Men’s has been a whirlwind of gorgeousness. Contemporary queerness took centre stage on day one with Art School flying the Fashion East nest for his or her first solo show and Charles Jeffrey’s LOVERBOY transforming the disused Wapping Hydraulic Power Station right into a queer circus of performance and skipping models. Hair for Art School was deliberately dishevelled, while make-up was daring and brilliant. Over at Loverboy, hair stylists served up short, Nineteen Twenties, neat ringlets, while make-up was draggy af, leading the bleached brows brigade. From there Astrid Andersen continued the neat hair trend, but with a more contemporary feel and natural make-up. Fashion East presented Irish designer Robyn Lynch who left their beauty department casual,...
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