RIHANNA VIVA GLAM

Pop icon Rihanna brings a bold look to her fierce new VIVA GLAM campaign, accenting her fearless, confident style with shades of frosted metallic mauve Lipstick and Lipglass, in velvety soft red packaging featuring her signature. Also available, the modern red hues of Rihanna’s original VIVA GLAM collection. The full R.R.P less V.A.T from the sale of this lipstick and lipglass goes towards helping women, men and children everywhere affected by HIV/AIDS.



Rihanna now has two shades of her VIVA GLAM Lipstick, the new cool mauve with frost finish Lipstick and her original blue-red with frost finish Lipstick applies with a subtle shine and gold sparkle. 
 £15.50 

 Tinted lipglass £14.50

SOPHIA WEBSTER

Sophia Webster at London Fashion Week Spring/Summer 2015

 



 

 

 

 

HAIR & BEAUTY SPRING/SUMMER 2015

 
ASHISH

Ashish had an all-black model line-up who looked like "showgirls without the drag". This is a party look we're down with. Maybelline's Sharon Dowsett created otherworldly eyes with crystals bordering the bottom lash lines and gem-encrusted chaos on the top. Nails and hair matched to ensure the sparkle showed from head-to-toe, with embellished "Cosmic Cluster" nail art and hairstylist Ali Pirzadeh adding tinsel wefts to the models' hair. Amazing. 

 
CHRISTOPHER KANE

"Fresh faced, iridescent and luminous" is how Lucia Pieroni described this minimal makeup look and her glowy skin trick is to mix the Pure Radiant Tinted Moisturizer with the Optimal Brightening Concentrate, both by NARS. Nuances of makeup – barely there in this case – instantly make you look healthier in an effortless way. The hair trend at Christopher Kane was similarly fuss-free. Redken Global Styling Director Guido did a natural down 'do with finger partings. 


BURBERRY PRORSUM

Honey skin, tawny eyes and ruby red lips were the lust-worthy looks created by Burberry Makeup Artistic Consultant Wendy Rowe. Proving the classic lip look is far from dated, we're all shopping Burb's Lip Cover in Ruby No.18 for a power pout ourselves. Jourdan Dunn.


ERDEM

Makeup artist Val Garland says this look is "romantic, beautifully organic with a dewy complexion". The girls had soft rose blush created with NARS Multiple sticks and stained lips with deep centres. The hair by Anthony Turner of L'Oreal Professionnel was thick, long and luxe-looking. The braids had strong centre partings and concealed the tops of the ears.  


MARCHESA 

'Woodstock Waves', loaded with Toni & Guy Hair Meet Wardrobe Glamour 3D Volumiser and randomly twirled around a jumbo tong. Bring on festival season! The bohemian eyeliner was created using the new Revlon Skinny Liner.


ORLA KIELY

Makeup artist Attracta Courtney described this as "60's dreaminess captured under a soft focused Instagram lens" – we want in! She used the Bourjois Quad Eyeshadow palette in Over Rose to create the bright eyelids and semi-circle socket lines and the Bourjois Volume Glamour Push up Mascara for those Twiggy-esque fat lashes. 


MARC BY MARC JACOBS

Meet the 'new mohawk', made of multiple knots and a spiky fringe described as "Bijork at an 80s rave" by hairstylist Guido Palau. 


MATTHEW WILLIAMSON

 

Makeup legend Charlotte Tilbury layered shades of Benefit's Cream Eye Shadows using Always a Bridesmaid all over lid (blending up to the brow and under the lower lash line) and Holy Smokes, which was heavily applied on the centre of the lid to create a hibiscus flower effect. She finished with a slick of They're Real! Push-Up Liner just along the top lash line and two coats of They're Real Mascara on the top and bottom lashes. Hair was loaded with Toni & Guy Hair Meet Wardrobe Prep Volume Plumping Mousse, blow-dried, tonged and pin-curled for that bombshell 70's wave.

 

 

ROUND UP OF LONDON FASHION WEEK S/S2015

JOSEPH


CHRISTOPHER KANE


PAUL SMITH


ERDEM


HUNTER ORIGINAL


MARY KATRANTZOU

ROKSANDA


ANTONIO BERARDI


PREEN


JONATHAN SAUNDERS

ANYA HINDMARCH S/S 2015

This season's theme was school girl customisation, Anya's childhood habit for sticking stickers on her school books was immortalised in leather; accessorising your bag with stickers it seems have knocked the fluffy bag bug off the trend top spot next season.