As usual I bump into familiar faces, apart from the MUA, I recognize all the hairdressers part of Luigi Murenu's team..chit chat chit chat chit chat!
Then everybody arrives and it's demo time.
The look was very simple but at the end, with the hair look completed and the clothes on, the whole image became very strong.
The Chanel base is slightly more covering compared to what I normally use..but easy to blend and also luminous, making the skin looking dewy and fresh. For a more transparent effect you can mix it with a moistorizing lotion.
If you're stuck with the application technique, check out this video on the Chanel website that can be of help
Powder on top for the ultimate matt look, (except on the cheekbones), groomed eyebrows and a lovely warm natural brownish lipstick.
On the eyes just a touch of beige eyeliner on the rim of the eyes.
As anticipated we left the cheekbones without powder and that was because we applied only at the very end (on the line) a touch of transparent lipgloss, which will look gorgeous under the lights.
here the images, from elle.com
As soon as we finished GFF we jumped on the bus to go the next location: the Jil Sander show.
The make up look was very similar to the previous show, very minimal with no colour on the lips, just natural. The hair style was different here, so the general look was less polished, more girl next door type.
So we started straight away and finish way before the runaway time...It's nice for a change working without time pressure!
images from style.com
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