Italian passions: the best makeup looks at Milan Fashion Week

Milan Fashion Week is over, but people will be talking about it for a long time. The makeup looks on the runway show off new ways to use neon , graphics, and glitter that you'll love. Let's take a closer look at the most inspiring and impressive makeup looks!

Moschino

When creating a new collection for Milan Fashion Week, Moschino creative director Jeremy Scott was inspired by the work of Picasso, and even the models’ makeup looked truly masterpiece. Makeup artist Kabuki decided to complement the spectacular hairstyles with colorful strokes with an equally luxurious make-up. He made two accents at once: he emphasized his lips with red lipstick , and drew graphic arrows with unpainted corners on his eyes. The makeup artist clearly outlined the models' eyebrows and highlighted their cheekbones, resulting in makeup in the style of the legendary artist.

Versace

Makeup for Versace was created by one of the most influential makeup artists of our time, Pat McGrath. She decided to rely on color and painted the models’ faces with neon paints in bright shades: orange and rich pink. Pat applied strokes above the crease of the upper eyelid and filled the eyelids themselves with shadows in a shimmering champagne shade. False eyelashes and plenty of mascara helped complete her eye makeup. The makeup artist highlighted the models' lips with nude lipstick with a glossy finish.

Salvatore Ferragamo

For the Salvatore Ferragamo show at Milan Fashion Week, makeup artist Farah Homidi also opted for creative eye makeup. She layered rectangular strokes of cream eyeshadow on top of each other to create Italian-style makeup masterpieces. Farah decided to give up mascara , and laconic lip makeup was done using transparent gloss from MAC. The girls' skin looked absolutely natural, as if not a single product of decorative cosmetics had touched it.

Fendi

The makeup phenomenon of the main generation Z series “Euphoria” manifested itself in the beauty images of models at the Fendi show. They were created by Dior creative director of makeup Peter Philips. Tears of glitter, black eyeliner around the eyes and smoke on the lower eyelid - a simple and clean makeup that can be safely used in the spring and summer of 2020. The makeup artist recommends leaving your face and lips untouched so as not to distract attention from the main focus - the eyes.

Prada

During the Prada show, models walked the catwalk with several makeup options, but we were most impressed by the makeup look with black arches just above the folds of the upper eyelid and cherry lips. Dramatic makeup was created by Pat McGrath using Permagel Ultra Glide Lip Pencil in Major Red, pearl pigment in the inner corners of the eyes, black Permagel Ultra Glide Eye Pencil in Xtreme Black, Perma Precision Liquid Liner and her own brand FetishEYES Mascara. .

Main photo: Moschino official website