Ultra-modern Makeup at Dior Show

brittanypanter
2016年6月2日
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Peter Philips, Creative and Image Director for Dior Make Up, created an ultra-modern make-up look as a counterpoint to a show based on memories and emotions. Presented at magni cent Blenheim Palace, this Cruise Collection effectively renews links with an exceptional place, in which the House of Dior had previously shown collections in 1954 and 1958.

Eyes

Eyes were the focal point of this look and a veritable manifesto for graphic modernity. Peter Philips explained: "I used the deep bronze shade from the 5 Couleurs palette Parisian Sky, which I applied as a colour-block in a single sweep over the entire eyelid, from the lash root to the eyebrows. This extreme look was chosen to contrast with the Baroque beauty of the décor."

Complexion

Complexions were very luminous, sculpted with subtle touches to structure faces as described by Peter Philips: "After evening out the complexion with Diorskin Forever Fluid Foundation, I created shape by gently contouring with the DiorBlush Light & Contour jumbo stick. Applied to the hollows of the cheeks as well as the parts of the face that catch the light, its two shades enabled us to emphasize the architecture of the face in a nuanced and transparent way. As a nishing touch, I applied just a hint of iridescent Diorskin Nude Air Luminizer. This make-up, blended gradually in a "pointillist" style, provided a natural and luminous result."

Lips, Nails & Hair

Lips were natural, emphasized very slightly with light peach shade of Dior Addict Gloss in Gorgeous. Lips were natural, emphasized very slightly with light peach shade of Dior Addict Gloss in Gorgeous. nails Nails were naturally elegant with Dior Vernis in Muguet. Hair, styled by Guido Palau, was pulled back and slicked down with gel, while the lengths were natural and hung freely down the models' backs.

Credits:

Cruise 2017, Dior show Backstage Dior Make-up created and styled by Peter Philips

Photography: Vincent Lappartient for Christian Dior Parfums