Digital Fashion Editor Eve Fitzpatrick
Paris SS24 Couture Week has come to a close, and what better place to get beauty inspiration from than some of the most creative catwalks of the year.
Jean Paul Gaultier
Inspired by the full face looks that typically dominate Jean Paul Gaultier’s couture runways, designer Simone Rocha has added her personal touch through an abundance of face gems, with the help of the brilliant make-up artist Thomas de Kluyver. With an elegant, romantic edge, Rocha has successfully merged the feminine, whimsical tone of her own brand to Gaultier’s classical and playful provocativeness. Whether you want to go all out embellishment or use the inspiration for a toned-down sparkly look, here’s the products to use.
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Schiaparelli
The clean girl aesthetic is clearly not going anywhere in 2024, as Schiaparelli are keeping it going with the slicked back hair and dewy bronzed skin. Creamy bronzer and bleached brows create a simplistic yet strong look, highlighting the natural definition of the face. The showstopping beauty moment was the bedazzled ear. Carefully constructed by Pat McGrath and completely juxtaposing the effortlessness of the rest of the makeup in true Schiaparelli style, where chic sophistication meets abstract design.
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Maison Margiela
John Galliano made good use of his iconic beauty looks when crafting his Couture collection for Maison Margeila. Created by the amazing Pat McGrath, the theatrical, romantic fantasy world of John Galliano was brought to life. Porcelain doll dewy skin, thin drawn on eyebrows and peach toned cheeks are the key ways to achieve Galliano’s vision.
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Chanel
Berry tones are clearly not just for Christmas. We love a season-less trend as it can be recreated with items we already own. Virginie Viard clearly agrees, as models were sent down the runway with berry tinted cheeks and lips, perfectly complementing a feminine and ethereal collection.
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Christian Dior
Smoky Kohl eyeliner was the staple beauty look at the Dior Couture show. Maria Grazia Chuiri’s seemingly minimalist collection was perfectly complemented with an also simplistic yet strong smoky under eye. This cleverly added a touch of modernity to an otherwise opulent show.
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