Things were tranquil backstage at Oscar de la Renta as models prepped for the spring 2010 show.
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Braids were big on catwalks all over Fashion Week this year. Stylists at Oscar de la Renta wove colored fabric into hair.
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Oscar de la Renta featured crown-like braids, which emphasized penciled brows and pale lips.
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Stylists at Oscar de la Renta created a wreath out of the woven fabric.
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All American girls ripped the runway in long braids at Alexander Wang’s spring show. Unruly and voluminous hair gave way to long fishtail braids.
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Oscar de la Renta used liquid eyeliner to evoke Egyptian cat eyes on the runway -- a hint of drama on an otherwise muted face.
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A steady hand was invaluable backstage at Oscar de la Renta, where a makeup artist meticulously applied dramatic eyeliner.
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Faces at the Marc Jacobs show were theatrical, with white accents on eyelids and thick black stripes along lash lines. The dramatic eyes offset mauve lips, which provided a sultry hint of color on the ghostly palette.
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Bryan Reyes created a smart, severe look for spring 2010. His models showed clean, clear skin with tidy eyebrows and natural lashes, which drew attention to their neatly styled hair. A central part and low ponytail emphasized Reyes’ crisp look.
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Calvin Klein complimented his billowing silhouettes with naked skin and tousled hair.
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Hair on the Badgley Mischka runway was sleek and classic, with models like Chanel Iman debuting a perfectly combed bun.
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Marc Jacobs’ models resembled ghosts with powdered white faces and dramatic brow lines.
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Faces were also pale at Badgley Mischka, where barely-there makeup elegantly offset heavily beaded looks.
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It’s a good season for Princess Leia fans everywhere: double-buns were a staple of the Marc Jacobs runway, and neatly complimented the severe makeup.
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It seems like there wasn’t a single hair out of place in Marc Jacobs’ dramatic top-knots.
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At Tibi, hair was brushed back in a nonchalant bun and bound with pink strips–which played off electric pink eye shadow.
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