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DIY nails: Recreating the Fall 2011 Prabal Gurung textural black on white runway nail
In our DIY Nails series, we take the average manicure to the next level by including an element of nail art. Runway nails are often a great source of inspiration and our beauty director Lesa Hannah is obviously smitten with those created for Prabal Gurung’s. Earlier this year, we taught you how to recreate his […]
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DIY nails: How to create your own nail transfers!
In our DIY Nails series, we take the average manicure to the next level by including an element of nail art. Last time around, we taught you how to recreate one of our favourite fall looks: the Yigal Azrouël black and gold glitter nail from his Fall 2011 show. Today, we’re simplifying nail design by […]
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DIY nails: Recreating the Fall 2011 Yigal Azrouël black and gold glitter runway nail
In our DIY Nails series, we take the average manicure to the next level by including an element of nail art. Last time around, we played around with one of our favourite shades for fall, Chanel’s “Peridot.” In this episode, we’re hitting the runway for another of our favourite fall looks: the Yigal Azrouël black […]
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DIY nails: Experimenting with Chanel’s stunning “Peridot” shade
In our DIY Nails series, we take the average manicure to the next level by including an element of nail art. Last time around, we taught you how perfect the retro-inspired empty-moon nail. In today’s episode, we’re playing around with one of our favourite shades for fall, Chanel’s “Peridot.” See all of our DIY Nails […]
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DIY nails: How to perfect the retro-inspired empty-moon nail
In our DIY Nails series, we take the average manicure to the next level by including an element of nail art. Last time around, we taught you how to replicate the nude-and-neon look from the Spring 2011 Prabal Gurung show. In today’s episode, we’re teaching you how to perfect the empty-moon nail. Trust us, it’s […]
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DIY nails: Recreating the Spring 2011 Prabal Gurung nude-and-neon runway nail
In our DIY Nails series, we take the average manicure to the next level by including an element of nail art. Last time around, we taught you how to print the news onto nails. In today’s episode, we’re teaching you how to get the nude-and-neon nail look that was worn by models at the Spring […]
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TFW backstage beauty: Line Knitwear
For fall, Line sent out their signature knits on what co-designer Jennifer Wells described as European settlers from the 1930s. With each model wearing a skull cap and/or headband, the hair was intended to look “wavy and distressed, not too perfect, like they’ve been traveling,” she explained. To that end, lead hair artist Eric del Monaco created bend in the hair using a similar technique he used at Joe Fresh earlier in the week: wrapping sections with a large barrel curling iron from midway down the shaft. A dab of Studio Line Mineral FX Modeling Gel-Cream was then rubbed to give it a slightly weathered look.
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TFW backstage beauty: Lucian Matis
“This hair is chaotic⎯it’s an organized mess,” said Paul Pereira, Schwarzkopf Essential Looks Stylist who enlisted OSiS Dust It mattifying powder and OSiS Freeze hairspray to achieve the big volume and tumbleweed-like textured updos that reminded us of the lopsided beehives at Vera Wang’s Spring 2011 show. The organized part revealed itself when the models turned around. “Lucian wanted the nape of the neck to show,” said Pereira, so he created a tight and tiny French braid that ran up the back of the head to meet the messy portion.
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