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Kim Kardashian, Cindy Crawford, Helena Christiansen, Poppy Delevigne, Julianne Moore, Doutzen Kroes at NYFW
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McKenna Hellam for NYFW SS18
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Fall/Winter Makeup Trends
1. Woke AF
Designers used their runways to send a powerful message about feminism and inclusivity this season. “With people all around us putting up barriers, I think fashion tried to break those down and embrace everyone regardless of age, size, or religion,” said hairstylist Guido. We saw women of all ages and sizes walk the runway. There was Simone Rocha, who cast models in their 70s, and Michael Kors, who asked Ashley Grahamto walk. At Missoni, models walked the finale wearing pink pussy hats, the new symbol of the women’s rights movement, while at Dior, models woreleather berets, a hat synonymous with revolution and rebellion. And it also marked the first season in which a Muslim model—Halima Aden—walked the runways in New York and Milan wearing a hijab. The beauty looks also played into all of this, with hair and makeup looks celebrating individuality. For example, at Prada, makeup artist Pat McGrath and the designer sent a message about wearing makeup in today’s world: “We’re using it as a statement and as a form of self-expression,” she said. “Not to please other people.”
2. Cool Crops
It started with the blunt lob Kendall debuted at La Perla, followed by the edgy cuts Guido gave models Cat McNeil and Irina Kravchenko at Alexander Wang, and the momentum didn’t stop in New York. The rest of the season we saw model after model with cool short hairstyles that had us seriously contemplating making the cu.
3. Color-Blocked Lids
When it came to color, the eyes had it. All of it. Makeup artists combined blocks of bold hues on and around the lids with abandon—and a whole lot of originality. “Now, more than ever, makeup is about enjoying color and making statements,” said McGrath, who made plenty of them from New York to Paris. And while some of the looks were fantastical, there were several options that could definitely translate to real life, including Tom Pecheux’s fuchsia liner and pastel shadow pairing at Oscar de la Renta, the two-toned liner at Marco di Vincenzo, and the clashing underliner at Byblos.
4. Clean Hair
The most valuable styling product backstage this season?Shampoo. “Designers want the models’ hair to look clean,” said Guido, referring to the light, airy quality your hair gets when it’s been freshly washed. “It’s become a recognizable texture, just like beachy waves or a bouncy blowout.”
5. Snogged Lips
Ditch the lip liner. Forget the indelible mattes. Makeup artists purposely wanted the models’ lipstick to move around, blurring, fading, and sometimes even smearing it over their mouths. “There’s a sexiness to it because it looks like you’ve been kissing someone,” said makeup artist Val Garland, who used three separate brushes to work the cherry-red lipstick into a diffused stain at Giambattista Valli.
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Top 10 Jewelry Stores in the World
1. Chopard
It is one of the most famous luxury brands in the world of jewelry. The company was founded in 1860 by Louis-Ulysse Chopard and is headquartered in Geneva, Switzerland. It specializes in manufacturing the most luxurious jewelry, watches and accessories. It has about 100 stores in different areas around the world to present to its customers the finest and most unique designs whether it is for jewelry or watches.
2. Cartier
It is widely renowned for designing and selling jewelry and watches of high quality. His designs are highly demanded by most of the celebrities and royalty. This company was founded in 1847 by Louis-Francois Cartier and is based in Paris, France. The company has over 200 stores in about 125 countries around the world to meet the growing demands.
3. Bulgari
It is an Italian jewelry company that was established in 1884 by Sotirios Voulgaris and its headquarters is located in Rome, Italy. It manufactures different luxury goods such as jewelry, watches, fragrance, cosmetics and accessories. The trade name of the company that is used for selling its products is BVLGARI and not Bulgari. The company’s jewelry features a combination of contemporary and classic designs.
4. Piaget
It is widely known as a famous Swiss company for manufacturing luxury watches which are encrusted with diamonds. In addition to being a famous watchmaker, it also manufactures jewelry. The company was founded in 1874 by Georges Edouard Piaget and it is headquartered in Geneva, Switzerland.
5. Van Cleef & Arpels
It is a renowned French company that specializes in manufacturing jewelry, watches and perfume. It was established in 1896 by Alfred Van Cleef and Salmon Arpels and is based in France. Most of the designs that are presented by this company are derived from the surrounding nature such as the new rings and the between the finger rings that feature butterflies and flowers in their designs to bring natural beauty to us.
6. Harry Winston
It is an American jewelry brand that is famous for presenting high-end pieces of jewelry. It was founded in 1932 and it is headquartered in New York City. It is known for designing and manufacturing many high-quality jewelry pieces for royalty and celebrities.
7. Tiffany & Co
Tiffany & Company that is also known as Tiffany or Tiffany’s is an American jewelry company that specializes in manufacturing different luxury goods such as diamond jewelry, sterling silver, crystal, leather goods and accessories. It was founded in 1837 by Charles Lewis Tiffany and is headquartered in New York City. The company sells its luxury goods through its stores or through direct-mail. It became very famous and widely known for many people after the movie “Breakfast at Tiffany’s”.
8. Graff
It is an international brand that is widely known for manufacturing high-end jewelry pieces and watches. It was founded in 1960 by Laurence Graff and is headquartered in London, the United Kingdom. It is renowned for using the rarest diamonds in the world for making its unique jewelry pieces.
9. Buccellati
It is an Italian jewelry company that was founded in 1919 by Gianmaria Buccellati and is based in Italy. The jewelry pieces of this company are known for being engraved with brushed gold designs that are encrusted with diamonds and gemstones.
10. Mikimoto
It is a Japanese luxury pearl company that was founded in 1858 by Mikimoto Kokichi who is the creator of the first cultured pearl. It is renowned for designing and manufacturing the finest and highest-quality pearl jewelry in the whole world.
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Cartier Love Bracelets
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Rubric “How to make your bedromm look cozy and comfy”
and you can stay in bed whole day
1. Prints
Add some calming pleasing prints like paisley throughout.
2. Let the ceiling slope
The way that this California bedroom’s white shiplaps walls slope inward while maintaining space above the bed adds dimension and extra coziness. The lazer-cut lantern throws soft shadows on the walls att night adding the effect.
3. Decorate with Boots and Antiques
The floors in this attic-turned master were full-on filthy before the renovation of this Washington, D.C. home. Instead of refinishing them, the owner scrubbed each plank with a wire brush before vacuuming up the dirt. Her collection of Frye boots doubles as decor because, as with most old houses, closet space is at a premium. Various antiquing scores flank the bed. 4. Go all white This king-sized bed was “originally the color of peanut brittle,” said the owners of this Wisconsin home, so they painted it white and outfitted it with a cream-colored silk coverlet, a stitched quilt, and Euro shams. Pleats, pintucks, and stitching add interest and texture to otherwise-understated bedding, while spindle posts add a touch of elegance. 5. Keep It Airy Wall-mounted sconces free up space on the mismatched “nightstands,” which include a ghost chair and an old ballot box that store seasonal decor. The owner of this New York City apartment keeps the space feeling open by playing up the rooms natural light with bright paint and semisheer window shades.
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