Make-up

Dolce & Gabbana Spring-Summer 2009 Must-Haves

March 30, 2009

Dolce & Gab­bana launches the first cos­met­ics col­lec­tion. The inspi­ra­tion is the mod­ern Mar­i­lyn and the essence of the Dolce&Gabbana woman, glam­orous and sen­sual, always with a con­fi­dent and provoca­tive edge. Scar­lett became their muse!

They tell: “She sym­bol­izes the essence of the mod­ern chameleon, the per­fec­tion of a nat­ural beauty as well as the provoca­tive woman, the desire to express the range of her per­son­al­ity from seduc­tress to inno­cent, all of which is at the heart of the collection”.

Let’s have a look at what they offer to us:
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Chanel Spring-Summer 2009 Must-Haves

March 26, 2009

Con­tin­u­ing with make-up new prod­ucts, let’s talk about Chanel Spring-Summer must-haves to look even more pretty!
For this make-up col­lec­tion, cre­ative make-up direc­tor Peter Philips was inspired by the Bohemian style and turned to the 1939 Gypsy cou­ture Coco Chanel collection.

The model is Mal­go­sia Bela from Poland with very beau­ti­ful face fea­tures, I think.

Soft cham­pagne shades meld with mys­te­ri­ous plum tones. Eyes enchant and nails embell­ish in stylised colours. Red, the indis­pens­able shade of the Bohemian, comes in its light­est and most intense form for lips shim­mer­ing with absolute sensuality.

So, let’s have a closer look at this:

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Givenchy Spring-Summer 2009 Must-Haves

March 24, 2009

This time I decided to start a new sec­tion about make-up. As you know every sea­son famous labels launch not only cloth­ing, but hit a make-up trends. Usu­ally, there are sev­eral new sea­sonal must-haves to express your beauty! Cre­ative direc­tor invites a model to show the make-up trends. Then in early spring they launch a cam­paign, and you and me go shop­ping to make our­selves happy :)

This post is about Givenchy spring make-up col­lec­tion. Cre­ative direc­tor Nico­las Degennes was inspired by India flavour.

“I have been, some­times with­out real­iz­ing it, inspired by his­tor­i­cal, tra­di­tional India. A mys­te­ri­ous, mag­i­cal, dis­qui­et­ing India. The India of sym­bols and thou­sands of gods, where even cows and ele­phants are made up and ‘bejew­elled’. The India of fairy tales, of Mahara­jas and espe­cially Maha­ra­nis, wrapped up in their silk saris and cov­ered in pre­cious jewels.” — Nicolas said.

He con­tin­ued — “Based on truly tan­gi­ble val­ues: earth, water and light. Nat­u­rally, once you get over the daz­zle, you always come back to the heart and soul.”

Well, let’s have a look at this:

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