11 Feb NYFW Fall/Winter 2014, 2015 Makeup, Nail Polish Trends: How To Get Diagonal Nude, Vampy Nail Art, Beige/Pink, Bold Brows, Brown Liner, New Smoky Eye, Green Shadow Looks
The Emerson by Jackie Fraser Swan AW’14 show was heavily influenced by the witching hour and American Horror Story: Coven. The designer’s collection breaks the mold for fall with fabrics that include slashes, cut-outs and negative space. Miss Pop Nails for essie worked closely with Jackie Fraser Swan to create 3 distinct, creative nail looks inspired by the collection.
essie nail products used:
ridge filling base coat
master plan
lilacism
licorice
no place like chrome
good to go
top coat
Look 1: Shattered Mirror
1. Apply ridge filling base coat to clean, filed nails.
2. Once the base coat dries, apply one coat of licorice and let completely dry.
3. Take a dry brush and create a shattered effect with no place like chrome.
4. Finish the look with one coat of good to go top coat.
Look 2: Negative Space Knit
1. Apply ridge filling base coat to clean, filed nails.
2. Cut a thin V-shaped piece of painters tape and apply to the center of each nail
3. Next, apply one coat of licorice over the entire nail
4. Once dry, take a piece of paper towel, apply a small amount of master plan and gently dab polish onto each nail to create a textured look.
5. Lastly, peel off the painters tape and apply a coat of good to go top coat to finish off the look.
Look 3: Eclipse
1. Apply ridge filling base coat to clean, filed nails.
2. Once dry, cut a thin V-shaped piece of painters tape and apply horizontally on each nail
3. Next, apply one coat of lilacism to the bottom portion of the nail, as well as one coat of
licorice to the top half of the nail.
4. Lastly, peel off the painters tape and apply a coat of good to go top coat to finish off.
Derek Lam
Estée Lauder and Creative Makeup Director, Tom Pecheux team up with Derek Lam for a 9th consecutive season. Eyes were all awash with green (sans liner and mascara), while lips remained sheer and neutral.
Eyes:
Lucidity Translucent Loose Powder in Transparent
Pure Color Instant Intense EyeShadow Trio in Camo Chrome (Right/Darkest Shade)
Pure Color EyeShadow in Ivy Envy
Blending Shadow Brush 25
Lips:
Pure Color Envy Sculpting Lipstick in Insatiable Ivory and Intense Nude
Face:
Double Wear Light Stay-in-Place Makeup
Double Wear Stay-in-Place High Cover Concealer SPF 35
Lucidity Translucent Loose Powder in Transparent
Skin:
Revitalizing Supreme Global Anti-Aging Creme
Revitalizing Supreme Global Anti-Aging Eye Balm (launching October 2014)
Idealist Pore Minimizing Skin Refinisher
Costello Tagliapietra
Inspired by the designers’ favorite sci-fi and fantasy heroines, the collection tells an
imaginary tale of power and strength. To play up the colorful palette, Julie Kandalec
for essie opted for deep berry-colored nails with a matte finish.
essie nail products used:
ridge filling base coat
berry naughty
matte about you
Get the Look:
1. Apply ridge filling base coat to clean, filed nails
2. Once the base coat dries, apply two coats of berry naughty
3. Finish off the look with one coat of matte about you
Lela Rose
butter LONDON’s Global Colour Ambassador, Katie Jane Hughes, was backstage to create the nail look at Lela Rose’s A/W 2014 show.
Katie began by applying butter LONDON’s Patent Gel Top & Tails for a chip-free and long-lasting wear. She then applied butter LONDON Nail Foundation to the nails followed by a diagonal stripe of butter LONDON Nail Lacquer in Alabaster Gaze (available April 2014). Katie filled in the top-half of the nail with two coats of Alabaster Gaze. She finished the look with butter LONDON Patent Gel Top & Tails to give the nail a cohesive shine and a dab of butter LONDON Handbag Holiday Cuticle Oil.
Nellie Partow
Nellie Partow’s Fall/Winter 2014 collection boasted an array of neutral and pastel-colored fabrics in chic silhouettes. To complement the pieces, Rita Remark for essie created two soft, layered nail looks.
essie nail products used:
ridge filling base coat
sand tropez
spaghetti strap
Look One: Sandy beige
1. Apply one coat of ridge filling base coat to clean, filed nails.
2. Next, apply one coat of sand tropez.
3. Once dry, apply one coat of allure.
4. Finish with good to go top coat.
Look Two: Soft Pink
1. Apply one coat of ridge filling base coat to clean, filed nails.
2. Next, apply one coat of sand tropez.
3. Once dry, apply two coats of spaghetti strap.
4. Finish with good to go top coat.
DREE
Strong brows stole the show at the DREE AW’14 Collection. Vincent Longo explained to us backstage that, “the look I’m creating is all about the brow. An arched brow along with powder, matte skin and a pale lip.”
Foundation:
Vincent Longo Dew Finish
Eyes:
NEW Vincent Longo Pro Waterproof Eyeliner + NEW Vincent Longo Volume Plus Mascara
Vincent Longo Evenbrow Mico Pencil + Vincent Longo Bi Brow Powder Pomade
Lips:
Vincent Longo Cushion Lips + Vincent Longo Baby Balm Lipstick
Delpozo
Backstage at the Delpozo runway show, Pattie Yankee for Patricia Nail Lacquer and her team created a custom mirrored nail look.
“We wanted the models to be able to see the gorgeous pieces they were wearing,” says Yankee, “with the mirrored nails, we were able to achieve that.” Yankee and her team applied glue tabs to the back of the press-on nails and adhered them to the models. The nails were then filed down to a natural length with a rounded shape.
Thakoon
Diane Kendal for NARS Cosmetics created the look for the Thakoon AW ‘14 runway show.
“This is the pacific northwestern girl coming to the city to see the sights and visit museums – natural beauty with an odd artsy twist.”
FACE
NARSskin Luminous Moisture Cream
Sheer Glow Foundation
Radiant Creamy Concealer
Light Reflecting Setting Powder – Loose
CHEEKS
Copacabana Illuminator
EYES
Mambo Eyeliner Pencil
Chocolate side of Dolomites Duo Eyeshadow (New for Fall 2014, for now try Bengali Single Eyeshadow)
Abacaxi
Liz Cook of Mirabella Beauty used a white pencil underneath the brows to create a canvas for the dots that echo Himalayan patterns. Liz used the Magic Marker for the dots. Red lipstick was brushed into the models’ eyebrows and their skin was given a beautiful all-over clean look using Skin Tint Creme and concealer with Perfecting Powder.
Rolando Santana
Photo Courtesy of Nicole Iannitti
Rolando Santana‘s inspiration was the artwork of Mexican artist Gabriel Orozco. Romero used this inspiration to create a feminine look while including architectural elements; a woman warrior. Romero Jennings for MAC Cosmetics created a new take on the smoky eye, pushing the smokiness into the temple. The focus was the eyes and the eyebrows; the look tailored for each model. For the most part, the face was kept matte with the exception of a highlight above the cheeks. Concealer was used on the lips to keep a neutral lip.
Products:
Blacktrack Fluidline
Carbon Eyeshadow
Black 3D Glitter
Vanilla Pigment
Get the Look:
1. Use Blacktrack Fluidline and apply on the lids to create a shape.
2. Apply Carbon on top of the Blacktrack to help blend the color out.
3. Fill in eyebrows were and add concealer on the brow bone.
4. Apply Black 3D Glitter on the lid.
Photo Courtesy of Nicole Iannitti
“Rolando Santana‘s collection for A/W 2014 is pushing the boundaries of wearing and interpreting prints, textures and embellishments. Newly charged with mystery and sophistication.” For Rebecca Isa, Creative Director of Zoya, working with Rolando Santana was effortless. “Rolando’s vision was clear.” And that vision was to incorporate texture and contrast within the nail design. Opaque, sparkly and matte. Oh my! The colors chosen for the nails emulated the color palette of Rolando‘s Fall 2014 Collection: cream and black.
The colors used to create this look:
Lola, black glitter
Malu, black matte
Pina, opaque cream
Get the Look:
1. Apply a thin coat of Lola all over the nail. Work the color from the corner to the center (Right to center, left to center).
2. Apply two coats of Pina.
3. Last, apply Malu on top of Lola.
Georgine
Photo Courtesy of Nicole Iannitti
The inspiration for the collection was Hamlet; Gina Edwards for Morgan Taylor wanted to take the dark story and add a youthful twist. Edwards was influenced by the layering of fabric within the collection “lace, fun.” Edwards applied two coats of Seal the Deal, a beautiful, shimmery aubergine. The color is captivating when the light hits it, showing the shimmery reflections.
Products:
Base Coat: Stick with It
Seal the Deal
Top Coat: Need for Speed
Photo Courtesy of Nicole Iannitti
SVP of Makeup Artistry at MAC Cosmetics, Gordon Espinet‘s inspiration for the look created at the Georgine AW’14 show was Studio 54. He wanted to reflect the feeling of fun and being strong from that era. The look was “today’s image with those elements.”
Products:
Costa Riche Eyeliner
March Eyeshadow
Nylon Eyeshadow
Mineralize Mascara
Lady Danger Lipstick
Redd Lip Pencil
Get the Look:
1. Color in the waterline with Costa Riche Eyeliner.
2. Apply March Eyeshadow concentrating on the lid, then blend out to achieve a soft, smoky eye.
3. Nylon was used to softly highlight the brow bone.
4. Brows were naturally filled in and set with clear brow gel.
5. Mascara was added to create voluminous lashes.
6. Line lips with Redd Lip Pencil.
7. Saturate lips with Lady Danger.
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