degreas' bain couture

beach 60's make-up and interesting coconut-palm bathing suits on the catwalk of adriana degreas in the spring summer 13/14 collection

remind me of my carlota joakina times...

sweet thing

let's agree about this, if someone ever say to you he/she is making up him/herself as bowie, it is at least necessary to be asked which one of bowie's phases he/she is doing and not straight think about the aladdin sane cover

love how subtle (ok! on bowie's neverland) and pretty his make up is on this interview



and my favorite ever (that i've actually tried once to reproduce on me but in a white and unsuccessful version)  from the cover of pin ups

but if you are still interested on the flash of lightning, here is a good tutorial

19

australian magazine 19 in the 80's

shady shades

make up done by inge grognard for martin margiela (spring/summer 2003)

she spray painted vintage sunglasses in black and refitted their original graduated lenses.

the make up was outlined in black and later filled in with the same colour in order to resemble the shape of the original shades.

dum dum girls

too much of bowie for miuccia these last months

sparkling 90's

and loads of pink

marquise merteuil

turn blue

i'm always seeing these oranges girls walking around and i'm wondering if they could be blue for a change. nothing against orange is just this fake tan thing that i need someone to explain to me.

we fade to grey

peter philips had his degree in graphic design at antwerp's royal academy of fine art and he is the currently creative director of chanel make-up

twenty three is everywhere

jethro cave by hedi and nicola

venus

it's not just the amazing make-up featured by alex box, get stunned watching nick knight fashion film venus here

waking up in the garden effect

spring 2012 gloria coelho's make up

do it now!

two stage transfer

dennis, chandra and eric oppenheim in 1971 recreating simultaneously on the wall what was being drawn on their backs. oppenheim describes the work as “drawing through” his collaborator.

don't bowl you over if you go to mine and see all the walls scribbled

so happy i could die

wife of the realistic dutch painter carel willink, mathilde willink had a mysterious death and a controverted life. is said that she was an extremely wild shopper of haute couture and she ruined mr willink with her lifestyle. when he left her, she slashed his paintings. fair enough. i love her experimentalism with make-ups and how she reminds me gaga a bit.

punk make up to marilia

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