The make-up inspiration for Vivienne Tam’s Spring 2016 collection in New York was pure natural, dewy and Californian, according to the lead MAC makeup artist, Maud Laceppe. Quite a few fake tattoos were painted on to the models on their hands, wrists and necks, which added to the street look.
A make-up artist works on a model backstage before the Vivienne Tam Spring 2016 runway show at New York Fashion Week. (photo by Megan Lee / Meniscus Magazine)
Many of the models wore head wraps to keep their hair close to their head during the diffusing process. In the end, after the wraps were removed, it appeared that the models had gelled down mullets. Men also sported extreme gelled down styling. Kerastase products were used to give them a slicked, surfer look.
The Elizabeth Arden Red Door Spa handled both hair and nails for the Vivienne Tam Spring 2016 show. (photo by Megan Lee / Meniscus Magazine)
The finished look for make-up and hair on the Vivienne Tam Spring 2016 runway. (photo courtesy of Vivienne Tam)
Photos: Vivienne Tam Spring 2016 pre-show backstage make-up and hair – New York Fashion Week
all photos by Megan Lee / Meniscus Magazine
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