Fashionclick^® Beauty

Dick Page: To complement Herrera’s designs for this season I've wanted the makeup to have a very natural kind of sophistication, where the girls look polished, groomed, pulled together, but not overdone. 

There's nothing too heavy on the face, the whole look has a kind of monochrome

quality. I've applied a very light red brown powder shadow along the top and bottom lash lines. Then, swept a warm peach-toned shade across the upper lid, into the crease and under the brow. This time, I've coated the lashes with brown mascara.

Cheeks are slightly blushed, and on the lips I've used a sheer mahogany lipstick, for a hint of color. So the makeup looks finished, but not over glamorized. It’s a real kind of look. 

Fashionclick: And very easy to take it to the street...

Dick Page:  Absolutely. Very easy and simple. Obviously, we use a slightly heavier hand when doing something for the artificial light of the runway. But at the end, it all depends on the face and the personality of the woman wearing it. 

 
Serge Normant hairstylist for Carolina Herrera

	Serge: I've kept the models looking natural, very similar to what they are, just a little bit more polished. It’s very simple hair, straight, very loose and pixie.
Born in France, Serge Normant is considered a genius in the hairstyling world. Actresses such as Julia Roberts or Susan Sarandon are among his devoted clients. He has worked for Chanel, Ralph Lauren, Valentino and many others. Recently, he has published his first book titled, Femme Fatale.

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