Our Favorite Makeup and Hair Looks From Paris Fashion Week FW19
See the beauty prep at Dior, KENZO, Off-White™ and more.
Paris Fashion Week Fall/Winter 2019 saw a plethora of inspiring beauty looks that were equal parts adventurous and wearable for the everyday. With the stylish occasion coming to a close, we’re looking back at the makeup and hair prep at four different shows — including Dior, where Maria Grazia Chiuri’s models wore doll-like lashes created with eyeliner; and KENZO, where lively dancers mesmerized the crowd with painterly eyes that mixed shimmery eyeshadows in contrasting shades.
Continue reading for some of our favorite beauty looks at Paris Fashion Week FW19. While you’re here, check out our recap of some of the most talked-about shows in the City of Lights this season.
KENZO
At KENZO’s experimental La Collection Memento N°4 show, models-slash-dancers were given wigs with sculptural shapes that were trimmed to perfection and styled with the use of Dyson‘s Supersonic hairdryer. A diverse cast of female and male models were painted with soft, metallic eyes with a blend of pastel pink, lilac, green and orange eyeshadows. The lips were neutral-toned but nonetheless glossy, catching the light as the youthful party danced away to the music.
Off-White™
The women at Off-White™‘s FW19 runway show looked presentable and sharp. Whether they’re wearing side-part hair or braids, Virgil Abloh‘s models were groomed to exude sophistication without trying too hard. Adut Akech, Bella Hadid, Dilone and the like graced the checkerboard runway with minimal makeup looks that focused on gently sculpted cheekbones, dewy skin and subtly shiny lips.
sacai
The cool-girls at Chitose Abe‘s sacai show were prepped with wearable makeup and hair looks that you, too, could easily recreate. Fresh skin was paired with defined eyebrows, rosy cheeks and nude lips, while center-parted hair was casually tucked into turtleneck sweaters. Strands of long hair were strategically placed behind the ears as well to showcase all the avant-garde and statement-making jewelry.
Editor
Teresa Lam/HypebaePhotographer
Paul Jeong/Hypebae, Vincent Lappartient/Christian Dior Parfums