After a whirlwind New York Fashion Week, the style world’s most influential tastemakers have shifted their focus across the pond, putting London in the fashion spotlight.
After all, models and It girls like Georgia May Jagger, Cara Delevingne, Laila Moss, Naomi Campbell and Daisy Lowe can be spotted in the front row (if not on the catwalk itself) in Britain’s historic capital. Even). Moreover, as all fashion lovers know, London Fashion Week is more than just an extension of the New York City festival, it brings together completely different designers with their own unique sense of style.
That’s why it’s still worth beauty enthusiasts paying close attention to LFW. If the first standout shows are any indication, you’re in for some pretty bold makeup and hair trends. Take, for example, Simone Rocha, who sported rose thorn eyebrows on the runway, or her JW Anderson presentation, which paraded models wearing short gray wigs and appeared to be a nod to the pro-aging movement. please.
Want more? Scroll through to see the biggest beauty trends spotted at London Fashion Week’s Fall/Winter 2024 shows.
dramatic smoky eye
Grunge eyes were a big vibe at NYFW, and the trend continued in London. At both Frolov and Huishan Zhang, the models wore dark black eye makeup above and below the lash line, but Yuhan Wang’s makeup was intentionally blurred.
natural flash
At both Burberry and Susan Fang, the models had a very natural blush, love-bitten lips, neutral blush, and barely there eye makeup.
businessman hair
In terms of hair trends, Business Core has turned heads with LFW. Helen Anthony featured models with very deep, clean side parts with their hair flowing back, while the Harris Reid show featured hairstylists using Dyson Corral Professional Hair. According to Ali Pirzadeh, she aimed for a “more masculine and graphic hair look.” A straightener that creates a smooth low pony back.
mod mood
The rise of ’60s beauty is here, as evidenced by the beauties of both Connor Ives and KNWLS. In the former, the model’s hair was flipped and held in place with a thick headband, and her eye makeup was a show-stopping baby blue and orange storyline. Meanwhile, a very modern punk bowl cut has been spotted at KNWLS.
Coquette to the Extreme
Coquettecore isn’t going anywhere. Case in point? Simone Rocha’s models strutted down the runway with roses as eyebrows, while mullet axes were styled in romantic braided updos (some with bonnets).