Get all the details behind the beauty look at Maison Margiela's show.
show married its provocative theatrics with a contemplation on hope and liberation through the lens of wartime fashion.
There were boxy blazers, caped jackets, and sculptural corsets, each look topped off with a nurse’s cap, side cap, or army helmet. With the array of chapeaus framing the face, makeup artist Pat McGrath gave each model the show’s now-signature “spa skin,” priming complexions with her Pat McGrath Labs Sublime Perfection Primer before blending Skin Fetish 003 Highlighter on the high points of the face and slicking the mouth with Lip Fetish balm for a “gloriously glossy” effect.
In the same vain, hairstylist Eugene Souleiman crafted a wide variety of hair looks to complement the caps, from Taylor Reeves’s polished twist to Felice Noordhoff’s long single braid, which whipped around behind her as she stomped the runway in an oversize belted blazer and shiny knee-high leather boots. Much like the clothes on the runway, the hair and makeup subverted the idea of uniform beauty with radically bold results—serving as a reminder that there is always power in choice.
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