The New Bohemian Bedhead
Reasonably than merely rumpled, London’s fresh-off-the-pillowcase lengths featured an additional ounce of cultivation. Take, for instance, ’90s-esque head scarves tied on at Alexa Chung and JW Anderson, the primary iteration veering into bohemian territory, the latter a extra glamorous marauder, each topping in any other case pared-down, air-dried manes. The unkempt shapes crafted by Turner for Margaret Howell provided a sculptural, although literal, strategy to undone, whereas, at Preen by Thornton Bregazzi, seemingly windblown hair was minimize by free-spirited polish courtesy of a easy banded strand. And will one marvel how a turn-of-the-century girl would have taken care of a day nap, Sam McKnight’s curled, bow-bedecked styling for Ryan Lo provided a definitive—and supremely romantic—image.
Glittering and Graphic Eyes
From dense coats of kohl-bordered shimmer to washes of high-impact pastels, gazes designed to be stared at (or into) got here in a bevy of suave guises. Halpern’s splashy, ’60s spin on sparkle gave approach to make-up artist Sam Bryant’s cool-girl constellations for Simone Rocha, every take making an inarguable case for all that glitters. Subsequent-level pastels continued their fairly, painterly reign at Erdem and once more at Peter Pilotto, an encore that made for a second collection of can’t-look-away moments.
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