Stunning Skirts @ NY Fashion Week For Fall – 2015
Photo Left: Jemel Countess. Photo Right: Slavin Vlasic, both Getty Images for #MBFW
Wow! Something different. Look at these stunning skirts for Superhero women as they walked the runway for the Francesca Libatore New York Fashion Week show for Fall 2015. Stay tuned for more great looks from this show (fashions and hair.) Coming soon …
Photo Left by Jemel Countess, Right by Slavin Vlasic,
both for Getty Images/Merecedes-Benz Fashion Week
Tokyo Street Style @ NY Fashion Week – 2015
Photos: © Paul Morejón
Tokyo street style meets New York Fashion Week runways for Fall 2015. Japan’s leading business to consumer fashion event showcased the work of 7 Japanese contemporary brands ranging from casual and luxury to the street.
The designers were Fig & Viper(Tokyo Street Style) … Aula (contemporary clothing) … Double Standard Cothing (layered, textured designs) … DressCamp (bold colors, couture-inspired) … Han Ahn Soon … A-Girls and Riccimie.
Seen here, Tokyo Street Style fashions from Fig & Viper. The hair, by Kenshin Asano is a Tokyo street-style bob. For more New York Fashion Week, stay tuned …
Hair: Kenshin Asano,Tokyo, using Moroccanoil … Makeup: Miyako Okamoto, Shiseido … Photos: © Paul Morejón
CommentCord Hair Accessory Dresses Up Long Hair – 2015
Photos: © Paul Morejón
From the Tokyo Runway Show at New York Fashion Week for Fall 2015, here is a simple idea for long or any hair – gold cord from ear to ear dresses up the back of the head, styled by Kenshin Asano of Tokyo for Aula Fashions. More NY Fashion Week later, stay tuned …
Hair: Kenshin Asano,Tokyo, using Moroccanoil … Photos: © Paul Morejón
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Star Wars-Inspired Nails by Zoya – 2015
Photo: © Helen Oppenheim
The nails by Zoya at the Mara Hoffman Fall 2015 New York Fashion Week show were inspired by the sunset scenes from the “Star Wars” movie, the theme for the show. The colors were Earthones, and had a ’70s vibe, like the collection. Alicia Torello, the lead manicurist, started with Zoya Ziv, then added Brittany for the round sun. “To create shapes,” she advised, “start at the bottom with Taylor, going from light to dark. Make natural swipes diagonally down the nail with Aubrey and finish with Normani , with quick natural swipes across the bottom.” The lines can be a little messy if you want to try this yourself. Hair from the show coming soon. Stay tuned …
Nails: Alicia Torello, Zoya … Photo: © Helen Oppenheim
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