Beauty Tag
Chanel has announced today that Ammy Drammeh, Cécile Paravina and Valentina Li will probably be joining the home as global creative make-up partners. The three make-up artists are the primary to affix the Cometes Collective – a recent group of “emerging talents shaping the long run of beauty” that will probably be added to in the long run. They'll help steer the direction of Chanel’s color cosmetics range and the event of recent collections.
Stuffed with imagination, life and color, the work Drammeh, Paravina and Li create has a way of freedom from convention and traditional beauty ideals. Their appointments to Chanel, a heritage brand steeped in tradition, suggests an exciting recent era and a fresh direction for the brand. The...
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Botox, fillers and cosmetic surgery have gotten increasingly mandatory to live as much as contemporary beauty standards, making a beauty tax that's pricing many people out
In our latest Class Ceiling series, we unpack how class actually affects young people today – from our jobs, to the best way we've sex, to our general experience of the world.
Beauty and wealth have all the time been bedfellows. Throughout history, the wonder standard of any given period has served the ideological interests of the ruling class. In the course of the Renaissance, plump, pale skin was a prized signifier of high social status, while sun-darkened skin became synonymous with lower classes labouring outside. Today, nevertheless, that...
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The 5 Biggest Beauty Trends From Milan Fashion Week.
As the style circus rolls on to Paris, Vogue picks out the largest beauty trends from Milan’s runways to try for summer 2023.
Flashbulb Highlighter.
Gucci’s twin-tastic spring 2023 show gave makeup artist and Gucci’s global makeup consultant Thomas De Kluyver a reason to play with techniques.
He deployed an “Old Hollywood flash style” highlighter: moderately than being applied to traditional areas corresponding to the cheekbones, it really works “almost like a reverse highlight,” with light bouncing off the brow and undereye area as a substitute.
It created a flashlight effect when the models hit the runway, with their skin illuminated in a gleaming, natural way.
Purple Smoke.
Trust makeup artist Pat McGrath to create mesmerizing eyes at Versace, perfectly fitting...
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