Fashion's most exclusive runways got a jolt of bold makeup and hair ideas for fall.
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The couture fashion shows always bring a
level of hair and makeup dramatic flair deemed too wild, divisive,
and/or polarizing for the buttoned-up seasonal runways. After all,
there's nothing safe about fuchsia eyeshadow, rockabilly ponytails, or
pairing an Oscar-ready gown with '90s crimped hair. Ahead, 20 of our
favorite looks from the fall 2018 runways that you can start wearing
right now.
1
Alexandre Vauthier
A low ponytail was the perfect choice for styling under the hats
at Alexandre Vauthier. It's as feminine as a low bun but styled with a
little more ease.
Ponytails got an even more complex turn on the runways at Iris
van Herpen, where models' hair was segmented and secured in graphic
sections.
3
Giambattista Valli
The hair at Giambattista Valli was rolled under and pinned down
to create the illusion of a voluminous short bob. A black hair bow was
added for extra drama.
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4
Armani Prive
Pink eye makeup never looked so cool as it did at Armani Prive. A
line of fuchsia liner was traced just above the crease to give a pop of
color with some edge.
5
Giambattista Valli
The peachy eye and natural, dewy skin look at Giambattista Valli
would have been boring had it not been for the flesh colored sticker
placed across the eyebrow, lending the illusion of a shaved section.
6
Pamella Roland
It was all about cobalt eyeshadow backstage at Pamella Roland.
Paired with a nude lip, the colorful shadow reminds us of the KKW Beauty
x Mario collection.
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7
Tony Ward
Gray eyeshadow, winged out from the bottom and upper lashline,
was only matched by the opulent hair accessories on the Tony Ward
couture runways.
8
Christophe Josse
At Christophe Josse, a wash of soft pink eyeshadow wasn't even
the biggest beauty moment: models walked the runway with their hair
crimped in '90s style waves. If crimps have made it to the couture
runways, it's only a matter of time before street style catches on.
9
Alexis Mabille
Peachy and pretty was the name of the game at Alexis Mabille.
Lips were glossy and so was the hair, styled in soft, undone bends.
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10
Ralph & Russo
Ralph & Russo took a decidedly '80s approach to makeup this season, pairing a bold eyeshadow with a satin red lipstick.
11
Antonio Grimaldi
A low chignon got a badass upgrade with the addition of a new
kind of headband made of goth spikes and positioned like a mohawk down
the back of the head.
12
Givenchy
Dramatic headpieces have long been a staple at Givenchy shows.
Clare Waight Keller brought the look back for couture this season,
though done in a shockingly pretty chainmail-style.
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13
Christian Dior
No-makeup makeup was in again at Christian Dior, where models
got little more than a few touches of base makeup and a filled-in brow.
14
Chanel
Hairstylist Sam McKnight and makeup artist Tom Pecheux are the
dream team behind most Chanel shows, and they didn't disappoint for fall
2018. The hair was pulled and twisted into a Rockabilly-inspored
ponytail, and the eyes were painted a shocking shade of emerald green
with glitter flecks scattered across the lower lashline.
15
Christian Dior
Upgrade a low ponytail by wrapping it in string, as seen backstage at Christian Dior.
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16
Givenchy
The models at Givenchy made a soft flick of black eyeliner look like the coolest beauty look of the season.
17
Chanel
The models who didn't get Rockabilly 'do at Chanel were styled
in cool not-quite-hat accessories that upgrade a basic ponytail to
something epic.
18
Iris van Herpen
We're not sure if we can label this as makeup or special FX, but
we can't stop thinking about how cool this visual trickery was
backstage at Iris van Herpen.
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19
Armani Prive
The hair at Armani Prive was a simple updo pulled over to one
side and tucked loosely behind the ear. We imagine Meghan Markle wearing
this style on many upcoming royal occasions.
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