Bumble and Bumble & CDN @ RuffianRuffian's Brian Wolk and Claude Morais are known for their structured, ladylike frocks, so it was only natural that the hair, makeup, and nails were just as mesmerizing as their Spring 2010 collection.Neil Moodie's loose chignon was inspired by Katherine Hepburn in the film "The Philadelphia Story."
"There's a scene where she places her hair up," said Moodie. "And this style is very personal to how the actress does it." While Hepburn's look was more set in, Moodie used a generous amount of styling creme to perfect a "homemade, matte bun that feels like a couple days old."James Kaliardos drew influence from Picasso's late years to create a modern, beautiful masterpiece of pink shaded eyes with defined gray lines and flirty lashes.
"It's kind of Jean Shrimpton meets Picasso," says MAC key artist James Kaliardos of the look he created for the Ruffian spring 2010 runway show.
The accent on the eyes was a gray liquid liner that Kaliardos mixed up "art-school style" and painted on in a sweep from the inner corner up over the eyelid crease.
"We're inspired by painters and the feeling of being an artsy girl," says Kaliardos. "She's beautiful, still, yet not too precise. It's a strong look."
GET THE LOOK
Nourish the skin with Studio Moisture Cream before applying Studio Sculpt SPF 15 Foundation for sheer, medium coverage. For a rosy glow, brush cheeks with Blushcreme in Uncommon. And to set makeup, use Prep + Prime Transparent Finishing Powder and Fix +. File nails into a jaded point. Apply two coats of Plumville - leaving an open curve towards the nail bed for that half-moon effect. Finish with Blackjack along the edge.
Bumble + bumble celebrity hairstylist Neil Moodie created a loose chignon with lots of texture for the Ruffian show. "We used our fingers--no brushes--to make it natural," says Moodie. "It's very home-made, as if she created this look herself." To get this look:
--Prep hair by blow drying with lots of Bumble + bumble Styling Creme for texture.
--Section dry hair into two and twist the top portion into a loose chignon just below the crown.
--Grab the lower section and connect into the chignon, leaving it loose at the nape.
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