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“At Off-White, we let the girls speak for themselves,” said Fara Homidi backstage at tonight’s Off-White show in Paris. With individuality as a calling card season after season, the makeup artist has always focused on enhancing the beauty of each model, adding a pop of color here or a wash of sparkle there if it feels right.
with a special pink pigment to amp up the saturation. After it was applied, she touched the mascara wand on the part of lid where the lashes fan out to “intensify” the color for the runway.While conceptualizing the hair looks with Abloh, hairstylist Jawara drew inspiration from old Helmut Lang photos, where sleek, ultra-blunt hair reigned supreme. Musing on the minimalist styles of the ‘90s, he smoothed lengths with abefore flat ironing them pin-straight and adding L’Oreal Sheen Shine Spray.
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