Two Trends From NYFW That You Should Pay Attention To
You don't have to know me for very long to know that I love glitter and anything that shines. I am a advocate for blinding people with my cheek highlights and my lip glosses. So when these looks were so beautifully displayed during NYFW this season I was more than giddy.
We can usually expect to thank Pat McGrath anytime we see something that takes our breath away and yet gives us life at the same time. You bet your sweet ass I will be rocking some sequins on my face at some point this year. Because, well, its on trend dammit.
Second trend that is just so effortless, and I MEAN effortless. Like put no effort into this trend and you will be doing it perfectly. It is this completely melted-worn-in-skin. As Francois Nars so eloquently put it "He likes the idea that they've been out all night sweating" when referring to Marc Jacobs inspiration for this look. So basically, put your makeup on, go turn on the shower (as if you were to actually shower, ew) and then just let the steam just climb all over your face. And Voila!
No but seriously, some of us will intensionally wear this look around and some of us will do it just because we are kinda oily. That being said, I LOVE the look of fresh skin. The light being able to bounce off of the skin and show off dimension.
I give both of these trends the Anna Milhouse stamp of approval.
Said and done.
We can usually expect to thank Pat McGrath anytime we see something that takes our breath away and yet gives us life at the same time. You bet your sweet ass I will be rocking some sequins on my face at some point this year. Because, well, its on trend dammit.
Second trend that is just so effortless, and I MEAN effortless. Like put no effort into this trend and you will be doing it perfectly. It is this completely melted-worn-in-skin. As Francois Nars so eloquently put it "He likes the idea that they've been out all night sweating" when referring to Marc Jacobs inspiration for this look. So basically, put your makeup on, go turn on the shower (as if you were to actually shower, ew) and then just let the steam just climb all over your face. And Voila!
No but seriously, some of us will intensionally wear this look around and some of us will do it just because we are kinda oily. That being said, I LOVE the look of fresh skin. The light being able to bounce off of the skin and show off dimension.
I give both of these trends the Anna Milhouse stamp of approval.
Said and done.
Comments
Post a Comment