photo: Luca Cannonieri / Gorunway.com
Descending the concrete steps underneath the Palais de Tokyo, the place Dries Van Noten held his Fall 2019 demonstrate these days, one noticed a superb path of silver glitter that had drifted off the fashions' lids as they emerged from the basement and again into the sun. makeup artist Peter Philips had as soon as once more picked up his paintbrush to carry a look he described behind the curtain as "leftover makeup," like one might wear the morning after a night out.
there were two glimmering eye patterns, drawn at once from the shining clothes in Van Noten's assortment: One become a mixture of gold and silver flecks, the different a potpourri pot of purple and gold and silvery blue. "We didn't want a full eye as a result of then it becomes too steel, too disco," Philips defined. instead, he put a splash of Ben Nye clear glitter glue onto his brush head, dipped it into a palm-sized dish full of glitter, then dabbed it sparingly and selectively in spots throughout the lid. "It's very transparent, but the specks are huge in order that they seize the light anyway," he pointed out.
For further assurance, Philips also painted the stuff between the lashes, wedging it in with the mascara nevertheless wet or with support from a touch of latex glue. Worn with a little mussed up, deeply aspect-parted waves through hairstylist Sam McKnight, the culmination become an elegant tackle after-dark make-up—or morning after, as it were. There's by no means a foul time for a bit of sparkle.
photograph: Luca Cannonieri / Gorunway.com
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