HAIR & MAKEUP SPRING/SUMMER 2018

PARIS FASHION WEEK CATWALK HIGHLIGHTS

Christian Dior

Spidery lashes and kohl-lined eyes were the focus of the beauty look by Peter Philips at Dior

Saint Laurent

Anthony Turner styled most of the models' hair in knots at the nape of the neck, whilst others wore their hair loose.

Maison Martin Margiela

At Maison Martin Margiela, Pat McGrath gave skin a luminous glow and painted lips an ultra-matt pink.

Lanvin

Hair, by Tomohiro Ohashi, was a low, sleek ponytail wrapped with a silk Lanvin scarf

Dries Van Noten

Other models wore the crystals across their bottom lip, along their parting or in a vertical line on their mouths.

Rochas

Lucia Pieroni created a fresh-faced look with a graphic black liner look at Rochas

Balmain

Hair, by Sam McKnight, was worn in gentle waves, parted low on one side.

Isabel Marant

Classic, laid-back beauty was the order of the day at Isabel Marant, with healthy-looking skin the focus of the make-up by Lisa Butler.

Issey Miyake

Hair - by James Pecis for L'Oréal Paris - was natural in texture, with longer-haired models having it swept back into an intricate chignon

Yohji Yamamoto

For the beauty, hand-painted face tattoos took the focus from otherwise natural-looking make-up.

Undercover

In keeping with the show's Fifties theme, hair was set in big rolls on top of the head.

 

THE SHOE SHOP SPRING/SUMMER 2018

PARIS FASHION WEEK CATWALK HIGHLIGHTS



Christian Dior 



Saint Laurent




Lanvin


Dries Van Noten




Chloe




Balmain







Loewe


Rick Owens

ISABEL MARANT SPRING/SUMMER 2018

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Designer Isabel Marant

LADY GARDEN

Everyone from Cara and Poppy Delevingne, to Naomi Campbell and Charlotte Tilbury have designed their own Lady Garden t-shirts in aid of Gynaecological cancer.

Building on last year's majorly successful celebrity campaign, 'The Lady Garden' gang is back for 2017 with a collection of personalised t-shirts being sold in aid of Gynaecological cancer. 

Where last year's campaign featured the likes of Margot Robbie, Alexa Chung and Britney Spears, this year's group of influential women include the entire Delevingne trio (Cara, Poppy and Chloe), make-up legend Charlotte Tilbury and the iconic 90s supermodel Naomi Campbell.

Raising money and awareness for Gynaecological cancer and its symptoms, each celebrity has embraced the tongue-in-cheek Lady Garden ideology and personalised a classic white t-shirt with their own playful design created by Black Score designer, Simeon Farrar.

 

Speaking on her involvement with the campaign, Cara Delevingne said, 'There's a taboo surrounding vaginas that I want to get rid of….it shouldn't have to be so serious. It can be fun and easy to talk about. It should be.'

Nailed it.

Each Lady Garden t-shirt will be available to buy in-store at Selfridges and online from 5^th October.