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| The hair and makeup looks at New York Fashion Week tend to skew on the minimalist side, but at the most recent spring/summer 2025 shows, which ended last Thursday, there was a decidedly new vibe.
Dramatically bold looks dominated many runways, with pencil thin brows — some even fashioned out of vinyl, strong lips, smoky eyes and extreme embellishment the choice for some of the season’s most influential young designers.
WWD’s team was backstage at the key shows, talking to the makeup artists and hair stylists who created some of the most directional looks. This week, we have a full report, plus the latest news from the world of beauty. — Jenny B. Fine, editor in chief, Beauty Inc |
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| | | Beauty Features The retail platform’s founder has teamed with Sherif Guirgis, a private equity veteran, on the deal. |
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| | | Beauty Features The women’s fragrance comes after Nina was introduced in 2006 and L’Air du Temps in 1948. |
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| | | Beauty Features The 19-year-old British actress will first appear in the L’Oréal-owned brand’s end-of-year holiday campaign. |
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| | | Color Cosmetics Sheena Zadeh, founder of the Los Angeles-based clean cosmetics brand, reveals Kosas expansion plans and says the Middle East is ready f … |
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