Fashion Month ended with its usual crescendo: Paris Fashion Week. This season saw plenty of ethereal hair and makeup looks, from the structural, cropped hair at Rick Owens to highlighter-blue eye shadow at Dior. Click through to see the top beauty styles from the Paris runways — and let your mind be transported.
Blushy pinks, matte neutrals, and bold metallics all popped up alongside the international Fashion Week collections, and that's not just for makeup. You'll love the following nail polish looks for Spring so much that you won't be able to wait to get them on your fingers. Click through to see the top hues and techniques from the New York, London, Milan, and Paris runways.
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At Spring 2013 London Fashion Week, bright, two-toned lips and sweeping, intricate updos were two big trends to emerge on the runway, while nails took a more natural approach. See which beauty looks you need to know for Spring 2013 in this London Fashion Week trend report recap. On Kirbie: H&M.
Punk's not dead — just look to Anna Sui's Spring 2013 collection for evidence. From Siouxsie Sioux to Soo Catwoman, iconic punk women inspired the runway's cotton-candy-colored hair and double-liner makeup look. Editor Jessica Cruel headed backstage with beauty legends Pat McGrath and Garren to uncover the inspiration. Watch now to find out more about this statement-making style (and to spot Karlie Kloss, Joan Smalls, Lindsey Wixson, and other big names in modeling, too).
The sex appeal of Helmut Newton's photographs inspired the designs of Max and Lubov Azria, whose models wore eyes rimmed with smudged kohl eyeliner. Their hair was blown out, pin curled, and let loose while lips were lightly coated with a pop of pink lipstick. We watched the beauty test before models took the runway in today's Beauty Book.
Rachel Zoe’s Spring 2013 beauty look borrowed from rock and roll inspirations yet again. The hair: one part Brigitte Bardot, another part Marianne Faithfull. Cool-girl muse Kate Moss was a reference point for the effortless-looking makeup, while a trio of polishes was blended to create a sherbet hue on nails. See our interviews with Rachel’s backstage beauty team in today’s Beauty Beat.
For Spring 2013, the need-to-know looks are deep side parts and messy, just-woke-up waves. From 3.1 Phillip Lim to Rodarte, designers made strong statements by stepping away from traditionally pretty styles. That's not to say the season doesn't have more ladylike looks, though; look to The Row and Suno for new takes on the chignon. See these and more new hairstyles in our trend wrap-up. On Kirbie: Rebecca Taylor.
Spring has sprung. Well, in the fashion world it has, and there are plenty of beauty looks to inspire. From visible bobby pins lined strategically in the hair to ethereal makeup palettes, Spring 2013 is sure to be full of some of the most wearable runway-inspired looks around. Check out the hottest styles from New York Fashion Week now.
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Nails at Spring 2013 New York Fashion Week might not have been as bold and flashy as in seasons past, but a whole new crop of subtle-toned, light-reflecting finishes made for a pretty, feminine appeal. From translucent top coats to glowy pinks to pearlescent effects, nails on the Spring 2013 runways were as flirty as they were fun. See how designers Christian Siriano, Rebecca Taylor, and Catherine Malandrino presented the trend at their shows. On Kirbie Johnson: Rebecca Taylor.
It's a wrap for Spring 2013 New York Fashion Week. Over the past week-and-a-half, we braved the tents to get the best hair and makeup tips, glimpsed the upcoming products for Spring, and interviewed the experts. See the best shots from our backstage adventures, and be sure to follow us on Instagram (@bellasugar) for all your beauty needs.
