All Posts Tagged With: "New York Fashion Week"
L.A.M.B. Fall 2010 Makeup with MAC Cosmetics
New York Fashion Week Fall 2010. Show: L.A.M.B. Makeup by MAC Cosmetics.
The look and inspiration: “The feeling was 1930’s prostitute – tramp y, smoky eye, deep “rougeoir” lips and beautiful pale skin.”– Charlotte Tilbury
The makeup breakdown, products are all by MAC Cosmetics.
Eyes:
Eye Kohl in Smolder and Fluidline in Blacktrack- blended and smudged around and into the eyelid for a feline-shaped eye
Lip Treatment – dabbed on eyelid over eye kohl for a wet look effect
Zac Posen Fall 2010 Makeup with MAC Cosmetics
New York Fashion Week Fall Winter 2010. Show: Zac Posen. Makeup by MAC Cosmetics.
The look and inspiration: “We wanted to create a look of youth and freedom – the beauty of the face when the makeup has lived.”– Stephane Marais
The makeup breakdown, products are all by MAC Cosmetics.
Eyes:
Eye Pencil in Smolder – applied and smudged around the waterline of the eye using a M·A·C 239 Brush
Studio Fix Lash Mascara in Black Fix – applied to top and bottom lashes
Creme Liner in Black and Mixing Medium Wat er Base – placed horizontal strokes in the crease of the eyelid and the same below the eye with stronger strokes in the centre
AHAVA Backstage at Yigal Azrouel Fall 2010
My first backstage coverage during New York Fashion Week Fall Winter 2010 began with the Yigal Azrouel fashion show. There I had the pleasure to meet the CEO of AHAVA Michael Etedgi. I have a soft spot for both Yigal Azrouel and AHAVA (which btw means LOVE in Hebrew) because both are from Israel like myself. It was amazing to chat in Hebrew finally with AHAVA’s Michael and to not to get lost in translation.
L to R: Michael Etedgi CEO of AHAVA and Marta Walsh founder of Talking Makeup
Have you tried the AHAVA Mineral Hand Cream? It’s amazing and a classic. AHAVA brought a bit of relaxation backstage at Yigal Azrouel Fall 2010 with their Beauty Bar where I received a hand massage, yes, with their fabulous hand cream.
Carolina Herrera Fall 2010 Makeup With MAC Cosmetics
New York Fashion Week Fall Winter 2010. The show: Carolina Herrera. Makeup by MAC Cosmetics.
The look and inspiration: “It’s Biba and Sarah Moon, late 70’s opulent, dark purples and deep reds.”– Diane Kendal
The makeup breakdown, products are all by MAC Cosmetics.
Eyes:
Lip Pencil in Nightmoth – penciled and blend ed along the rim of the eye and the crease of the eyelid
M·A·C Pro Eye Shadow in Indian Ink – washed across the crease of the eyelid and around the upper and lower lash line
Eye Shadow in Vibrant Grape – layered onto the eyelid and crease of the eye
Donna Karan Fall 2010 Makeup with MAC Cosmetics
New York Fashion Week Fall Winter 2010. The show: Donna Karan. Makeup by MAC Cosmetics.
The look and inspiration: “The look is very film Noir: porcelain skin, deep red lips, dramatic and cinematic.”– Charlotte Tilbury.
The makeup breakdown, products are all by MAC Cosmetics.
Eyes:
M·A·C Pro Cream Colour Base in Airforce Blue – applied to the crease of the eyelid
Lip Treatment – dabbed onto the eyelid for shine
Eye Kohl in Fascinating and Eye Pencil in Fleshtone – penciled into the waterline of the eye
Halston Fall Winter 2010
Watch Marta Walsh as she gives you a sneak peek to backstage at Halston Fall 2010 during New York Fashion Week. The Halston collection was exquisite and the Halston shoes are to die for. One day, ONE day, I might get a chance to wear Halston:)
Daniel Martin Lead Lancome Makeup Artist and Marta Walsh
Going backstage at Chris Benz fashion show during New York Fashion Week is always exciting to me because I know I’m going to get to see and chat with Lancome’s fabulous lead makeup artist Daniel Martin. Just a reminder, Daniel and fashion designer Chris Benz were the brilliant minds behind one of Lancom’e best selling lipstick (and Marta’s all time favorite) Chris & Tell. If you’re into makeup like myself, Daniel is the best guy to pick his brains about it. Needless to say, he is always so sweet to me! Thanks Daniel. xo
Daniel Martin and Marta Walsh backstage at Chris Benz Fall 2010 with Lancome
Photo Credit: © amber rima mclinn
Photo Credit: © amber rima mclinn
Me, Marta Walsh, backstage at Chris Benz Fall 2010, also in the background Redken
team busy creating the hairstyle for the show. Photo Credit: © amber rima mclinn
J. Mendel Fall 2010 Makeup
New York Fashion Week Fall Winter 2010. Show: J. Mendel Fall 2010. Makeup by Bobbi Brown Cosmetics.
“The J. Mendel woman for fall is strong and chic, and has an effortless and modern sex appeal…”-Wendy Rowe for Bobbi Brown Cosmetics
Ultra chic and sophisticated, the makeup for J.Mendel’s Fall 2010 Collection is fresh and youthful. Skin is clean and glowing, but cheekbones are pronounced and structured. Eyes are precisely defined with a thin line on outer corners, mixing drama with innocence. A barely there lip completes the look.
These are the Bobbi Brown Cosmetics makeup used to get the J. Mendel Fall 2010 runway look:
Rachel Roy Fall 2010 Makeup
New York Fashion Week Fall Winter 2010. Show: Rachel Roy Fall 2010. Makeup by Bobbi Brown Cosmetics.
“Eyes are intense, covered in rich velvet…Scarlet and black create a modern smolder…” –Wendy Rowe for Bobbi Brown Cosmetics.
The Look & Inspiration: A 1930s Egyptian influence weaves together fashion and beauty at the Fall 2010 Rachel Roy Fashion Show. Peacock prints are lifted from feminine silhouettes and translated into bold, beautiful makeup. Iridescent “peacock feather” eyes gleam in denim and burgundy metallic shades from brow to lower lash line with a hint of aqua on inner corners, ultimately lined with a black kohl pencil. An even, dewy finish of the skin, softly defined pink cheek, and sheer beige lip allow the eyes to be the star of this show.
These are the Bobbi Brown Cosmetics makeup used to get the Rachel Roy Fall 2010 runway look:
Erin Fetherston Fall/Winter 2010 Makeup
WATCH: Marta Walsh interviews Makeup by MAC Cosmetics Lead Makeup Artist Lucia Pica backstage at Erin Fetherston Fall 2010 during New York Fashion Week.
The Inspiration: The designer wanted to have 70s gorgeous glowing skin but not too retro to keep it very natural, cool, young, and fresh. She looks like a girl who’s been running through the fields. Keeping the techniques and products very simple as if the look happened naturally in the fields, as if the makeup artist was not there. All the models have fringes/bangs which was inspired by Nico from The Velvet Underground.
