Professional Tips To Adapt Catwalk Trends To The Street

2024 Author: Steven Freeman | [email protected]. Last modified: 2023-12-17 08:15

When you have spent almost two decades between brushes and brushes in the backstage of the top fashion week shows in New York, you can consider yourself more than an expert. We are talking about the Spanish make-up artist and Maybelline New York ambassador, Gato, with whom we have sat down to review the trends that will take over. Do not miss it.

What trends have caught your attention the most in this edition of the NYFW?

We are seeing two very opposite trends: on the one hand, super artistic looks that really ask you how to take it to the street and, on the contrary, designers who are looking for a very fresh and natural look and, above all, very easy to do for anyone on the street.

How do you get that natural look when you don't have the skin of a model?

Always choose the foundation in exactly the shade that your skin needs and with a formula that is neither too matte nor very shiny. For example, if you have spots I recommend using an orange pre-correction because the base will not cover it and the result will be gray.

And what about eyebrows?

Now what I use the most are the micro pencils because they allow you to draw and fill in so that the eyebrow appears more populated and then with this tool draw three little hairs in the area closest to the forehead and two or three more little hairs at the end of the eyebrows where there is usually more shortage of hair. It looks super natural!

What do you think is your favorite trend for this course?

Diversity is the big trend and hopefully it is the big trend of the decade. Let it be clear that the most important thing now is not an ideal of beauty, but the ideal of beauty is in each person.