The first official stage of September Fashion Month, NY opened fashion shows spring-summer 2023 bringing to the catwalk the first new items that will mark the trends of the hot season. Focusing on big names and high-profile debuts, including Peter Do’s role as Helmut Lang’s new creative director, brands presented their collections with a renewed desire to experiment with new harmonies and identities that follow each other. An increasingly fast world, like the world of fashion. Condensed into a few minutes, ideas and months of work, frantically completed behind the scenes, make themselves known and are thus released to the world in a colorful and creative cauldron. The result is a symphonic chord in which clothes, accessories, makeup and hairstyles come together on the catwalk, giving rhythm to future geometries, colors and aesthetics.
New York Fashion Week: A Journey through the Best Beauty Looks
On the beauty radar CosmopolitanThe details that contributed to the perfect completion of the new collections can be found here in this collection of makeup and hairstyles that made this New York Fashion Week hard to forget.
Michael Kors sleek braids
Vittoria Ceretti opens the dance in a pink explosion of blooming bougainvillea, followed in a parade of long braids by supermodels of the caliber of Maricarla Boscano, Emily Ratajkowski, Irina Shayk, Paloma Elsesser and Ashley Graham. Voluminous braided ponytails, styled in an ultra-sleek ponytail by Orlando Pita, hairstyling director for the Michael Kors show, disappear behind the neck to become invisible at the front. The elegant simplicity of the weaves is ordered, reminiscent of the craftsmanship of the rich textures chosen for the collection.
The ethereal and flirty aesthetic of the Mirror Palace
Under the creative direction of Marcelo Gaia, the brand’s founder, Mirror Palais transformed a flirty, feminine and ethereal aesthetic into the beating heart of beauty seen on the runway. Lips lined with brown pencil, thin and arched eyebrows, rosy cheeks and eyes with shaded pencil were the main characters of the makeup created by the team of Miguel Ramos using About-Face Beauty products. Among the models is Cindy Kimberly, a model who has made coquetry and balletcore her hallmark.
The Fairy Tale and Wild Braids of Collin Strahd
“Soft is hard”: this is the oxymoron from which the entire Collina Strada spring-summer 2024 collection develops and which the show wanted to adhere to through the forced smiles of the models. Lightness and happiness, contrasting with the heaviness and rudeness of the question repeated in the track chosen as the background: “What are we doing here, the earth is burning.” The care of an entire generation, in turn, was reflected in Evan Frausto’s hairstyles, which are halfway between elegance and wildness. Long braids textured to resemble dreadlocks, topped by the global artistic ambassador of Bumble and Bumble with colored organza ribbons at the crown that soften the bold nature, giving the beauty a touch of fairytale innocence. looks.
Graphic eyeliners from Eckhaus Latta and Helmut Lang.
In a sequence of lines and curves, Eckhaus Latta clothing extends the graphic character of eye design and makeup, creating closed geometric shapes that attract and enhance the look. The radiant skin tone of Sunday Riley skincare creates the perfect base for Daniel Sallstorm to create minimalist yet dramatic plays of color, encased in an orbital hatch. Thus, with a simple detail, the eyes of the models, including Paloma Elsesser, turn into planets.
Also on the Helmut Lang runway for the first time under the creative direction of Peter Do are intensely pigmented graphic eyeliners, often razor sharp, from Daniel Sallstorm. A show that divided public opinion, which, on the one hand, defined the collection as devoid of the breakthrough elements typical of the brand founded by the Austrian designer of the same name, and on the other, accessible and modern in terms of beauty. The new artistic direction manages to recreate the house’s typical minimalism, creating a dialogue with a color scheme that geometrically highlights the clothes created for spring-summer 2024.
Tory Burch hairstyles in tompe l’oeil style
Under the banner of “dressing with ease,” Tory Burch’s summer collection brought together the Gilder Center for Science, Education and Innovation in New York City, redefining the concept of casual dressing in the name of greater ease and optimism. Hairstyles slicked back into low ponytails or half-wet updos reflect the casual, modern, and patternless nature of the new ready-to-wear creations. The end result is a trompe l’oeil that hides the possibilities of play with a transparent effect halfway between boyish and hyper-feminine.
Quiet luxury in Ulla Johnson’s makeup
Pink, terracotta, peach and nude – the makeup palette chosen by MUA Romy Soleimani for the Ulla Johnson show perfectly reflects the chromatic shades of the creative director and founder of the brand’s spring-summer 2024 collection, emphasizing the understated trend. couture luxury. New age minimalism, understated yet luxurious, has taken the world of celebrity and television by storm, finding a new form of expression in two-tone lip and eye makeup using Sisley products. Significance, consisting of small details that attract attention and leave their mark.