Greta Constantine| Hollywood yohana

Instead of the traditional army of models bearing the same look, three distinct personalities walked the runway at Greta Constantine on Friday night.
Mlle: M.A.C senior artist Melissa Gibson described this look as a “throwback to the strong, chic French woman.” Lids were blended with a mix of Paint Pot in “Soft Ochre” and Eye Shadow in “Saddle” to “add dimension, not colour”. Mascara was nixed so that the inner portion of the eye, including the lash line, was kept light. “It still makes the eyes stand out, but more like a painting. It’s very haunting.” And no Frenchie is complete without her red lipstick—this one was blackened for “depth” using Lip Pencil in “Cherry” and “Nightmoth” and Cremesheen Lipstick in “Hang Up”. Hair was “sleek and sophisticated,” according to Adrian Carew from Hair2inc., resulting in either smooth, side-parted low ponytails or a side chignon made up of intricate waves and curls.

The Lezark look at Greta Constantine. Photo courtesy of the designers
Richie: These socialite bad girls wore layers of black upon black around their eyes in an egg shape that was meant to be “moving,” so that it appeared imperfect and slept in, said Gibson. The models wore Mineralize Skinfinish in a half shade darker than their skin, so that the face “doesn’t look blank.” Gibson skipped the blush and used “Peachstock” lipstick on the mouth—a shade she described as a nude, but with “more of a salmon undertone.” Hair was a mass of messy waves and curls, twisted and backcombed to party animal effect.
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