It's officially fall, which means our eyes are on a new season of makeup trends. Thankfully, Lori Leib, creative director for Bodyography Professional Cosmetics has gathered her favorite looks from the runways that artists can showcase on their clients this season.
Using René Furterer styling products, lead hairstylist Peter Gray created an Ursula Andress-inspired wet hair look for the Sophie Theallet S/S 2015 show.
From street style to front row, we had a new favorite guest this year at NYFW! Hyperlapse, the latest app release from Instagram, was all the rage this season at New York Fashion Week and it is not hard to believe. Hyperlapse allows even the most amateur videographer to produce one of these cinematic clips. The user-friendly app available on iPhone and iPad easily records and converts your video to a time-lapse effect that is ‘Insta’ ready to post. We’re positive even the very novice among us can create the most flawless video.
During New York Fashion Week, Cuccio Colour partnered with South African designer David Tlale for the designer's Spring Summer 2015 show.
Celebrity Stylist Keith Campbell creates pompadours, milkmaid braids, bouffants and sleek ponies using Design Essentials hair care products at Harlem Fashion Row's 7th Annual Fashion Show & Style Awards.
Lead makeup artist Brian C. Hawkins used Mirabella Beauty to create a soft, romantic look for the Crown by Colin King Spring/Summer 2015 Mercedes-Benz New York Fashion Week Show, held September 5 at The Hub at The Hudson Hotel.
Lead makeup artist T. Cooper used Mirabella Beauty to create a striking look for the CuteCircuit runway show at Lincoln Center on Thursday, September 4th for Mercedes-Benz New York Fashion Week.
Texture and '70s glam created by Ric Pipino for Alterna Haircare at the Georgine spring/summer 2015 line at Mercedes-Benz Fashion Week.
Oribe stylist Rutger created flirty, '60s-inspired looks for the Veronica Beard show at New York Fashion Week 2014.
Schwarzkopf Professional Brand Ambassador Michael Dueñas made a soft statement by braiding silk scarves into a chignon at the Alice + Olivia NYFW show.
