Next season’s ultrafeminine lingerie details, bows, ruffles, and ballerina-inspired looks call for some equally girly makeup. I’d like to try out some of these at the gallery or maybe out one night to contrast with a more punkish outfit. From top left, red lips and pastel eyes at Viktor + Rolf; pink cheeks and frosted gloss at House of Holland; Pat McGrath created a doll-faced look with matte white shadow on the eyes, extra eyelashes with many layers of mascara at Louis Vuitton, while hairstylist Guido decorated enormous afro wigs inspired by Japanese Manga comics with girly bows; pearly white eyeshadow at Scognamiglio; MAC makeup artist James Kaliardos accentuated pink eyeshadow with grey liquid liner, fake lashes, and a peachy lip at the Ruffian show; Ruffian eye closeup; it’s all about Blythe doll eyes at Miu Miu, where Pat McGrath affixed falsies to top and bottom lashes; To get François Nars’ exaggerated eyes at Marc Jacobs: use a bright white eyeliner pencil to draw an inch-wide vertical strip from the lashline to the brow (a stage makeup trick from the ’70s that makes eyes look wider), then trace black liquid liner along the top and bottom lashlines, extending the lines beyond both the inner and outer corners; jewel tones and glossy aubergine lips at Issa; backstage at Miu Miu; cupcake cutouts at Viktor + Rolf; Coco Rocha photographed by Solve Sundsbo for Numero.
