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New York Fashion Week: Marc Jacobs Fall 2015 Hair & Makeup

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The hair and makeup looks displayed at Marc Jacobs’ Fall 2015 collection at New York Fashion Week had a total futuristic feel to them, but the bold lip colors and topknot hairstyles felt vaguely familiar. Why? Because even though all of the elements combined gave off a space-age vibe, the beauty looks from the NARS makeup artists and Redken hair team were all inspired by decades past

“Marc wanted a very strong, elegant and sophisticated woman this season – a Diana Vreeland type,” NARS founder François Nars said in a press release of his beauty collaboration with the designer. “I looked to the swans of the 50’s and 60’s – like Babe Paley or Jacqueline de Ribes, to inspire the look. Matte skin and a defined brow bring a nice structure to the face, balancing the greige gloss of the lid with the matte, velvety eggplant color of the lip.”

The hairstyles had similar multi-generational inspiration to them as well!

“The look is very chic and uptown,” Redken’s Guido Palau said of the collection’s topknot hairstyles. “Marc was talking about a very put-together woman—not easy breezy, you know—wearing uptown clothes, but downtown hair. We talked about Edith Sitwell and Diana Vreeland a lot. Their look wasn’t an accident. A lot of the times, we talk about slight mistakes or the ease of it—there’s nothing about that in this lady tonight. The hair is slightly ‘40s and ‘70s. It has a dual-era to it.” We love how there’s a huge blend of retro inspirations all at work for the collection.

About Kristine Hope Kowalski

Kristine is a writer from New Jersey. When not quoting Tolstoy or catching up on her Twitter feed, she can be found watching iCarly or perusing the clearance racks at Bloomingdales.

One comment on “New York Fashion Week: Marc Jacobs Fall 2015 Hair & Makeup

  1. These looks are great for the runway, but I would think hard to pull off in real life.

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