Blumarine
Headscarves appeared at a few Milan shows. The faux denim one seen here recalled boy bands of the late 90s/early 2000s in the best possible way.
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DROMe
Who knew peach and burgundy worked so well together? Makeup artist Karin Borromeo paired these two hues by applying a pastel peach on waterlines and around lids, but kept brows and faces natural.
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Balenciaga
Makeup artist Inge Grognard painted thick black cat eyes for Balenciaga. She kept the rest of the models' faces bare so the dramatic winged eyeliner really popped. As for the hair, it was all about that wet look with gelled bangs front and center.
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Loewe
Hairstylist Guido Palau teamed up with Davide, master colorist at Blanche Milano, to create choppy, bowl-cut wigs in a rainbow of hues, including purple, blue, pink, emerald and crimson. To give the wigs an undone finish, he tousled hair with Hairstory Hair Balm, $36.
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Saint Laurent
The makeup was quintessential French girl chic. The models wore bright red lipstick that was defined but slightly blurred for a put-together yet undone look.
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