Florence’s Piazzale Michelangelo played host to BritishVogue and LuisaViaRoma’s Runway Icons runway show. Here, take a closer look at the impeccably coordinated beauty looks and how you can recreate them.
Set before an audience of over 1,500 people, some of the biggest models in the world showcased over 100 looks from over. The impeccably coordinated beauty looks kept the models in one accord.
Pat McGrath took charge of the evening’s make-up looks – this time it was all about a perfectly lined bold lip. Each model sported eye-catching flashes of complementary reds, currants and crimson-pink lipsticks. The intensely saturated shades had the perfect base thanks to the lip smoothing“The makeup is a reflection of timeless beauty with unprecedented luminosity. The skin is perfected with radiance and hints of rose-coloured cheeks,” Pat McGrath shares.
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