Photographed with the aid of Corey Tenold
What might a Golden Age icon like Lauren Bacall seem like within the social media age? The answer arrived at Paco Rabanne, where designer Julien Dossena riffed on two timeless beauties for his Fall 2019 demonstrate. behind the curtain hairstylist Paul Hanlon crafted three looks for the occasion that have been, he explained, "a little extra executed, a bit greater glamorous, in a means." First came a nod to '40s Lauren Bacall: a low side part and gentle brushed-out waves, paired with a wealthy purple lip from makeup artist Pat McGrath, who used her own Elson and Forbidden Love pigments. next up: Edie Sedgwick, whose '60s tomboyishness translated somewhat with ease right into a low ponytail, secured with a no-fuss black elastic.
Hanlon, however, had saved his most efficient trick for closing. For those girls whose herbal texture could not lend itself so simply to a Bacall curl, he revisited closing season's braids and accelerated on their gildings. feel: cornrows mixing into a tightly braided bun at the nape of the neck. Or, two thick French braids with micro plaits working down along the core half. They keenly recalled '40s victory rolls with the decorative aid of the glowing crystal pin caught in each. "I don't feel they in fact are hair add-ons," Hanlon noted. "They got here from the clothing and Julien liked the thought of them being in the hair." He could need to rethink—a Paco Rabanne hair pin can be a perfect bit of Instagram bait.
Paco Rabanne FALL 2019 ready-TO-put on
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