The Backstage — Valentino Couture Fall 2012
Guido (Redken): The inspiration was a very Valentino girl, meaning, she’s sort of feminine and all about beauty, innocence, but it’s a couture show, so there’s an elegance to the hair. VIEW MORE >
Guido (Redken): The inspiration was a very Valentino girl, meaning, she’s sort of feminine and all about beauty, innocence, but it’s a couture show, so there’s an elegance to the hair. VIEW MORE >
Inside Stella McCartney’s resort presentation VIEW MORE >
Guido (Redken): I wanted to depersonalize the girls, completely. We designed some visors so the look is very futuristic. When I work with Sarah [Burton], I get involved really early on—she shows me the clothes, and we talk about it. VIEW MORE >
Luigi Murenu: The girls are dark creatures of the night, but they still have that ‘glam’ appearance. So we have finger waves in the front, with a very severe middle part and the hair smoothed down like polished wood—we are using John Frieda Frizz Ease for that. VIEW MORE >
Lucia Pieroni (Clé de Peau): The makeup inspiration is nature—Marco (Zanini) was inspired by Scandinavian pottery, so all the prints that you see are from this incredible pottery. VIEW MORE >
"I’m doing a very soft veil of foundation because I want the girls to look fresh" VIEW MORE >
"We’re doing the typical Proenza girl—very cool—so we’re just moisturizing the face, evening out the skin as needed, adding brown greasepaint around the eye, brushing the eyebrows and that’s it." VIEW MORE >
James Kaliardos (NARS): We’re inspired by Australia today…and I went there this year, which is so funny. The Mulleavy sisters and I are always in sync like that—it’s really weird. VIEW MORE >
Guido (Redken): You know, sometimes it’s not about the hair…this time it’s about the hats, which are amazing—the total silhouette is amazing—so mine is the supporting part today. VIEW MORE >