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subscribe to beauty blog via RSSThe “Downtown, Cool Girl,” Alive And Well At Rag & Bone
February 14, 2009 7:41 pm
Sporting a new, shorter haircut, makeup artist and Revlon global artistic director, Gucci Westman, was channeling Rag & Bone’s “downtown, cool girl” at their presentation last night, working with selections from a new line she has created for the cosmetics giant, due out in the fall. Using the shimmering brown from Revlon’s Illuminance Crème Shadow quad in Not Just Nudes, Westman increased the contours of the models’ eyes and then patted Revlon’s Cream Blush in Rosy Glow or Blushing Mauve onto their cheeks, depending on skin tone. The finishing touch was a new lipstick she formulated specifically for the show called Mori Red, a sheer orange-red inspired by the collection’s samurai references, that will be included in the offerings on shelves in September. (We know, we’re excited, too). “Raw, easy, hair” in a messy bun came courtesy of lead stylist Teddy Charles for Frédéric Fekkai, although according to the stubbled Frenchman, it was intended to look as though “the models did it themselves.”
tags: Frederic Fekkai, Gucci Westman, Hair, Makeup, Rag & Bone, Revlon, Teddy Charles
