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NEW TUTORIAL: SPRING BEAUTY AND FASHION

                                              

Spring is right around the corner and it’s time to bring some color back into your world! From brights to pastels, the spring catwalks were covered in fresh pops of color. Today I’ll show you how to turn the runway trends into real life looks.

Bold eyes and bright lips were seen everywhere from Nanette Lepore to Topshop. Here are some of the runway inspirations for my spring beauty tutorial:

Black and white prints, lace skirts, mixing pastels – all these looks are right on trend for the season. Check out some of these looks straight off the runways of top designers like Diane Von Furstenberg and Stella McCartney:

What spring fashion or beauty trend are you most excited to wear? Let me know in the comments section!
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New York Fashion Week 2015 : Backstage Beauty

New York Fashion Week 2015 came to a close on Thursday and left us with a renewed interest in dark, glamorous beauty. While different designers pursued different makeup approaches, there were two common themes: radiant, one-dimensional skin, and highlighted eyes. The mood shifted from a daytime glow seen last season to a nighttime sultriness. Seductive and slightly disheveled, makeup at New York Fashion Week 2015 felt worn in.  



Frame Denim's presentation set the tone for a '70s makeup resurgence. Soft highlighters replaced heavy-handed, deep hued browns for a subtler way to illustrate facial form. Ralph Lauren and Calvin Klein opted for hydrating facial masks and moisturizers pre-makeup backstage, which resulted in very clean skin. ( Check out Ebay coupon code march 2015 before shopping at Ebay.com )

At Altuzarra, makeup artists created a blank canvas of skin and finished the look off with a beige lip, making the models' faces fresh, but more subdued than Spring 2015's emphasis on the shiny and dewy. 

Eye shadow also made a strong case on the runway. Kohl pencils came out and began framing the eyelids at Rag & Bone. Reminiscent of '20s flappers, the liner created deep-set doe-y eyes. Backstage at DKNY we saw a similar, if more exaggerated, approach with eyeliner used to frame the outer shape of the eyes. 

Metallic shadows were used in full force at cult labels Baja East and Delpozo, from covering the entire lid up until the brow at the former to a very thin gold line at the latter. Marc Jacobs went into a deeper molten hue, while others like Karen Walker and Jeremy Scott stuck to bright primary colors to bring out the eye.  Narciso Rodriguez and Thakoon opted for a silky deep beige tone with a subtle reflection.


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Top Beauty Trends For Spring 2015

As much as I love checking out all the beauty looks that celebrities are wearing, it’s the runway—not the red carpet—where most trends are really born. (And before that, it’s often the street. Welcome to the beauty circle of life.)

Now that New York Fashion Week has come to a close, I’ve had some time to reflect on all the beauty ideas emerging for spring—although of course, we don’t have to wait that long. We can start wearing them right now! And honestly? This is one of the most eclectic and creative seasons in memory, and I’m super-excited about all of these looks.



I’ve narrowed it down to 10 key trends that you should start looking out for. Some may seem extreme in their runway form (hello, Rodarte!), but remember that everything is exaggerated to the extreme on the catwalk.

From bright shadow colours to natural nail art, here’s your New York beauty briefing:

BARE-FACED BEAUTY

Marc Jacobs sent his models out with NO makeup, save for concealer and lip balm. And I have to laugh, because only in fashion could the makeup artist decide he’s not going to work, and still get paid!


But the broader message here is that real skin is IN. In seasons past it was all about matte or dewy, but always perfected with foundation, concealer and powder. Now, it’s more about being real. And I think that’s a great trend to embrace. (Certainly, it’s more achievable!)



Besides MJ, this look was also seen at 3.1 Phillip Lim and Alexander Wang. At those shows, the makeup played with light and contour so that the skin was bare, but still sculpted. A great product that I like for this trend is the new NARS Contour Blush… it’s very tone-on-tone.

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Photos: Pinterest, Reuters, Shutterstock
Source: fashionstylemag.com

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