Milan Fashion Week pulled out all the beauty stops this season, focusing on feminine, sumptuous beauty looks with a creative twist. We look at three of the biggest hair and makeup trends spotted on the catwalk.
Disheveled hair
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Hair was perfectly imperfect at several of the shows, with multiple designers opting for loose styles and messy textures. Fendi teamed its top knots with girlish, face-framing tendrils, while Giorgio Armani piled frizzy curls high on the models’ heads for a mussed-up look. At Roberto Cavalli, the hair was left slightly tangled and textured for a nonchalant vibe, while the models at Jil Sander sported windswept-looking styles.
Liner
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Eyeliner took center stage at several shows — most notably at Marni, where graphic, exaggerated cat-eye shapes made for a beauty look with attitude. At Prada, it was used to draw surreal-looking lashes onto the models’ faces, while Versace used it to outline the winged shapes created with shimmery aqua blue shadow.
Bold eyeshadow
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Bold colors were all the rage when it came to eyeshadow at Milan. Missoni had everyone talking with a look that featured icy blue shimmer dabbed at the inner corners of the eyes, for an iridescent look, while Armani put a springtime twist on things with bold rose gold tones. At Byblos, deep red was the color of choice, clashing festively with the multicolored tinsel clip-in bangs. NVG
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