Beauty

Sali Hughes on beauty: from blusher to lipstick – and even eyeshadow – a hint of cool purple adds polish

It’s good news for those of us who aspire to a brisk, windswept British aesthetic over the bronze California beach babe
Allow me to be the first and possibly last person to tell you that mauve is fashionable.
Yes, the purply-pink hue of a 1990s mother-of-the-groom’s duster coat is now the height of chic on cheeks, lips and even eyes. It’s just euphemistically called “cool toned”, which in practice translates as traditional nude makeup tones such as dark brown, caramel, taupe, pink and beige, customised with a mild mauvey tinge to reduce their respective temperatures.
Continue reading…

Related posts

Rise and shine! How not to look tired (even when you’re totally knackered)

Kayli Towne

‘You go in bald and walk out with the best hair you’ve ever had’: the remarkable return of the toupee

Kayli Towne

RaiseFashion Designers on Balancing Scale with Creative Integrity

Raven Ward