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february 13, 2012

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Behind The Tear Sheet

Makeup In The Third Dimension!

July 13, 2009  6:09 pm


Ever willing to stretch the limits of artistic expression, Dazed & Confused has a 3-D fashion editorial in its new August issue. Dimension-transporting glasses are included with purchase, which presumably make model Julia Hafstrom leap from the page in a series of Marios Schwab designs. However, we’re more interested in her seriously futuristic makeup, which seems to skirt the line between the Bowie-style backstage look from Viktor & Rolf’s Spring 2009 presentation and the bright purple shadow from Gucci’s Spring print campaign. Sadly, we are sans image-enhancing spectacles at the moment but are wondering if the same larger-than-life effects that are visible on the page are equally mind-blowing on the screen? (The complimentary set they’ve been giving out at screenings of Up will likely work just fine, in case you don’t have access to the imported glossy.)

Photo: Terry Tsiolis for Dazed & Confused, August 2009

 

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