New York Fashion Week brought bold and creative beauty trends that set the tone for the season. From dramatic hairdos to unexpected glows, here's what stood out the most:
- Wild patterns
Animal motifs were a hit. At Collina Strada, faces were decorated with leopard prints, and hair was styled into "horns." Luar showed a manicure with feathers, and at Thom Browne, the eyelashes were decorated with emerald green feathers.
- Shine in a new way
The shine came in unexpected forms – Marc Jacobs there were sparkling "beauty spots", and at Corner house Latta, the makeup had a subtle shimmering effect. Christopher John Rogers introduced the "galactic lips" with a glassy metallic finish.
- Stylized volume
Hairstyles were bold and structured. At Christian Siriano, the hair was styled in slicked-back knots, while in Anna Sui, the retro "bomber bangs" were inspired by Bettie Page. Christopher John Rogers and Collina Strada they displayed extravagant shapes around the face.
- Matte effect from the '90s
Matte skin and neutral tones were in focus. At Ulla Johnson, the makeup had a soft matte finish, and at Kim Shui, the eyes were in cold, blurry shades. Luar it combined retro vibes with club glamour.
- High and complex hairstyles
Where Marc Jacobs, the hair was styled in high romantic waves, while in Meruert Tolegen, the hairstyles were intricately intertwined. In Thom Browne, hair was styled into bow-tied shapes.
This season brings bold and artistic looks – from animal prints to futuristic shine and retro glamour. Fashion lovers have plenty of opportunities to experiment and express their own style.
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