Lead artist Peter Philips breaks down all the details.
On the whole, the collection channeled the spirit of both New York and Paris.
“We opted for a luminous face where the nude eyes are framed with groomed eyebrows.
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The lips look bitten, set in deep aubergine and a hint of dusty pink.”
“It’s actually a duality between masculinity and femininity,” he continues.
He didn’t add any contouring, blush, or highlighter to keep the look natural.
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He kept them fairly natural but elongated the arch just a touch for a dose of vintage glamour.
And [Churi] wants to keep that raw masculinity."
The star of the beauty look was the lips.
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Philips calls it a “bouche mordue,” which means “just bitten lips” in French.
He says that he went slightly over the natural lip line for a soft, blurred effect.
“From afar it looks like a shadow line,” says Philips.
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Or is this leftover makeup [from the night before]?
The narrative is different.
It’s a more mysterious story.
So we kept it raw."
