6 Paris Haute Couture Week trends to copy

Paris was taken over by Haute Couture Week and several trends in makeup and hair that are easy to use on a daily basis came out of the catwalks.

Last week the French catwalks received the Paris Haute Couture Week. In addition to different personalities present in the lines of the shows, the brands have gone beyond the launch of clothes, and have brought to light many trends, including beauty, and easy to copy and use in everyday life.

With that in mind, we have collected the 6 main trends of the Paris Haute Couture Week to get inspired and copied today with the help of the beauty expert Flavia Facciolla. Come and see!

Natural (and luminous) beauty.

Despite some moments of overproduction, that “washed face” effect proved to be recurring on the catwalks. The idea is to leave a little more foundation and concealers aside and focus on products that bring shine to the skin, such as creamy blushes, a lot of illumination and upward combed eyebrows, such as soapy eyebrows.

flat ponytail

The hairstyle is a real wild card for occasions. However, the smooth effect and low height lend an air of sophistication to the look. No wonder this was Anitta’s choice for the event. In addition, the singer bet on an accessory on her head. Swipe left to see the full production:

Black eyes

In contrast to the natural beauty, some models appeared with a darker look. That smoky black look, very characteristic of the 2000s – and Avril Lavigne! – he came with everything, see?

Short hair

No long hair! Shorts dominate the runway, especially the pixie cut. In addition to bringing a fresher and more modern look, short hair highlights facial features and highlights makeup.

Elegant sandwich

Straight hair is already a guaranteed trend this year. However, with such success, some variations of straight and flat locks have emerged, such as the hairstyles that follow this effect. In the elegant bun, the idea is to make a bun (whatever it is), keeping the “pulled” look at the root, with no loose strands.

Crystals in makeup

Has anyone talked about Euphoria? The series was responsible for launching the fashion for crystals and gemstones applied to nails and makeup. And it worked so well, it hit the runways!

Source: Flavia Facciolla, beauty expert at Walter’s Coiffeur.

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Benjamin

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