BEAUTY

The Wild One

Over-the-top coifs and gratuitous glamour are here to stay


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When it comes to making a style statement, there are two ways to go: Light up a neutral background with a single stunning element (a viciously crimson lip, for instance, or a choker of gobsmacking emeralds), or gleefully gild the lily, complementing, say, a pair of limited-edition 18-karat rose-gold diamond-encrusted Bulgari sunglasses with enormous hair, long glossy talons, and lips so shiny they could practically be used as a mirror. Tinseltown, of course, has always embraced the latter option, and judging by the bevy of bouffants, mega-gems, and sparkles on red carpets recently, that more-is-more aesthetic isn’t going anywhere. Old-fashioned Hollywood glamour is, however, evolving, especially in terms of hair. According to the stylist Duffy, a celeb favorite, the key to keeping things modern is to introduce just a touch of dishevelment—think Kim Novak after a big night out. “It’s a bit broken, so it’s younger looking and implies a wild lifestyle,” he says of the ’do here. Just be sure your wild ways don’t break those fancy shades.

The Best Beauty Looks

“What’s nice about a short cut is that you can balance the face with it,” Laurent Philippon says.

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“On the heels of the recent matte-makeup craze, a complexion that’s one step past dewy suddenly feels fresh.” Read more about this trend here.

Photographer: Santiago & Mauricio

“A smoky eye doesn’t have to be charcoal.” Read more about this beauty trend here.

“According to the stylist Duffy, a celeb favorite, the key to keeping things modern is to introduce just a touch of dishevelment.” Read more about this beauty trend here.

“In a dark shade like Mercier’s Brilliant Glacé in Rose Prism, seen here, a statement lip is achieved with a single swipe.” Read more about this beauty trend here.

“‘Guy was a major inspiration in my life,’ says the beauty mogul François Nars.” Read more about this beauty trend here.

“’None of the girls wanted to wash them off,’ said Gilbert of the jungle-cat markings, which she executed with stencils and colored powder.” Read more about this beauty trend here.

“’Makeup is about balance,’ Nars says. ‘When the eye makes a statement, the lips should be quiet.’” Read more about this beauty trend here.

“Today’s water-resistant makeup is not only unbudgeable but also light on the skin and easy on the eyes.” Read more about this beauty trend here.

“’I’m always looking for ways to make hair bigger,’ says Jimmy Paul.’And I’m always trying to adapt my pro tricks for real life.’” Read more about this beauty trend here.

Photographer: Ben Hassett Stylist: Patrick Mackie

“Yves Saint Laurent turned the beauty world upside down when he added cosmetics to his empire in 1978: From the outset, his shades were bright and in your face.” Read more about this beauty trend here.

Photographer: Ben Hassett Stylist: Patrick Mackie

“’A deep side part is really flattering because it frames the face and softens the forehead,’ Guido Palau says.” Read more about this beauty trend here.

Photographer: Erik Madigan Heck Styled: Felicia Garcia-Rivera

“’He wanted ‘techno butterflies,’explains the makeup artist Pat McGrath.” Read more about this beauty trend here.

Photographer: Erik Madigan Heck Styled: Felicia Garcia-Rivera

“After years of taming their tresses into submission with products, heavy-duty devices, and straightening treatments, women are embracing their curves again.” Read more about this beauty trend here.

Photographer: Amy Troost Stylist: Michelle Cameron

“‘Blonde’ is less an idée fixe and more an ever changing mood.” Read more about this trend here.

Photographer: Amy Troost Stylist: Michelle Cameron

“In an age of chalky foundations and thick concealers, YSL’s sleek brush-on pen delivered instant brightness.” Read more about this beauty trend here.

Photographer: Amy Troost Stylist: Michelle Cameron

“Here, in the form of a blown-out, go-for-broke pout on an otherwise freshly scrubbed face—has a transformative power. ” Read more about this beauty trend here.

“Given this season’s ubiquitous blasts of vibrant yellows, oranges, blues, and pinks on the runways, it’s no surprise that the Fauvist trend has extended to makeup.” Read more about this trend here.

Photographer: Plamen Petkov

“’A couple of seasons ago, the hair palette was pastel and cool,’ Aura Friedman says. ‘Now it’s about really warm rose and peachy blends.” Read more about this beauty trend here.

Photographer: Santiago & Mauricio

“’The hair looks almost like that of a statue,’ Teddy Charles says.” Read more about this beauty trend here.

Photographer: Santiago & Mauricio Stylist: Jane Larkworthy And Patrick Mackie

“’I like to play with makeup,’ Felicity Jones says. ‘It can help you experiment with different roles.’” Read more about this beauty trend here.

“’A fresh face with a red lip is timeless,’ François Nars says.” Read more about this trend here.

Photographer: Plamen Petkov

“By cutting into the hair, you allow it to move more naturally—and I love the way the ends turn out piece-y. The look is softer, fresher, more bohemian.” Read more about this trend here.

Photographer: Santiago & Mauricio
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