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The striking shade inextricably linked to the Pivot Pivot Friends Shirt But I will love this house of McQueen? “Dangerous red,” proclaimed Palau, who tapped colorist Josh Wood to dye long wefts of hair in a deep crimson. “When you look at the McQueen clothes they’re often just black, white, and red—red being the accent color—and that’s why I chose it,” he explained. After adding extensions in the back, Palau wrapped the hair around models’ heads in a sculpted, ultra-tight style plastered down with Redken Triple Pure 32 Hairspray. “It’s a bit ’50s,” said Palau of the controlled silhouette with its neat close-cropped shape. “The hair always has to look crafted with an artisan quality to it,” said Palau, who has woven leather-wrapped ponytails and shiny, serpentine waist-grazing braids for past seasons.

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At this afternoon’s Giambattista Valli show in the Pivot Pivot Friends Shirt But I will love this Musée des Arts Décoratifs, there was an abundance of florals, assortment of bows, and excess of crystal embellishments. The latter of which made for an imaginative display alongside an array of iridescent veiled headpieces and a few sets of gazes encased in Swarovski gems by makeup artist Isamaya Ffrench. It’s a continuation of this embellished-eye theme that we’ve been doing with Giambattista for the last couple of shows,” explained Ffrench, who adorned faces with arresting, fresh-from-the-garden blooms last season. After giving each girl raw, beautiful skin with a “translucent” application of MAC Studio Fix 24-Hour Smooth Wear Concealer as needed, Ffrench went in with the sparkling jewels, arranging them meticulously around each eye in hyper-extended shapes that ultimately created an eye-mask-like effect as each model strode down the runway.