Song: “Bust This Bust That” by Professor Kliq
Marc Jacobs Spring 2013; Photo by Anthea Simms
There’s only one show that Nars creative director François Nars cares to participate in backstage: Marc Jacobs. This season’s modern-day Edie face was the we have to do it! creative kernel for our story. Gone were the floral-lip brights of other shows. Don’t even ask about bronzer: “I’m not the kind of makeup artist who works for a designer who asks for warm, suntanned skin because it’s summer,” says Nars of the pale backdrop to those standout brows. The result was zebra-like in contrast yet contemporary cool. Nars did away with false lashes, blush and lipstick. Instead, he layered volumizing mascara over a lengthening formula, smudged a floating black line in the lid crease, and pushed the limit on those excellent-eccentric brows with dark matte powders. The trickle-down trick? One ’60s idea at a time, Edie-ettes.
Photos by Corbis (Dancerly Vibe), Canadian Press (Lashes) and Getty Images (Factory Party)
Get the look: Rimmel ScandalEyes Eye Shadow Stick in Whitness White and Blackmail, $7 each. Bourjois Volume Glamour Max Definition Mascara in Max Black, $20. Nars Duo Eye Shadow in Pandora, $39. L’Oréal Telescopic Shocking Extensions Mascara in Blackest Black, $13.
Photo by Andrew Soule
Join the ingenue club with sexy sheared locks. Request long layers and play with texturizing waxes to create modern motion over space age helmet head. (Bonus: An ear-grazing do rekindles a dwindling earring romance.) Our motto: The shorter the cut, the lengthier the lashes; get sky-touching results with a faux set. FLARE picks: Tresemmé Tres Create Professional Styling Putty, $6. Ardell Edgy Eyelashes in 401, $6.
Photo by Andrew Soule
Photo by Andrew Soule
Photo by Andrew Soule
Photo by Andrew Soule
Photo by Andrew Soule
Photo by Andrew Soule
Photo by Andrew Soule
