Bronzed skin, salty hair...
There is a fine art to looking good in the summer. While the hot weather is welcome, often it causes sweat, redness and a certain flustered feeling that requires either a frequent cool breeze or constant access to AC. Those who look good in the hotter months know their way around a sun-ready hairstyle, and a barely-there beauty look that’s as effortless as it is fresh.
Long, loose hair is a failsafe summer look, as is embracing your texture and enhancing your curls. The secret when it comes to summer hair and make-up is to always imitate an effect that would naturally be created by the elements, whether that’s a bronzed cheekbone, lighter, tousled hair, or a rosy lip.
The following beauty muses know exactly how to get their glow on and define the areas of their faces they most want to draw attention to. While Audrey Hepburn enriched her alabaster skin with a shot of colour on her lips, Jane Birkin made her eyes the star attraction using lashings of mascara. Rihanna’s tumble of curls – drawn up into a high ponytail – works wonders for daytime, but are just as easily ramped up for evening with the addition of a smoky eye.
Dua Lipa just returned from a holiday with an enviable tan, and wore a sheer, sparkling dress on the red carpet to show off her top-to-toe glow in style. Meanwhile, Adwoa Aboah and Zendaya’s braids are the perfect protective style for the pool and beyond.
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