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Vivienne Westwood kept up a tradition of commissioning bold beauty looks. The
concept, according to makeup artist Val Garland, was “Royalty meets Warhol.”
Using MAC, she gave models a full face of color, in shades ranging from mint green to deep violet, with contrasting eyes and lips meant to create the effect of an Andy Warhol screen print come to life.
The hair was by Mark Hampton using Toni & Guy. Half of the girls wore permed wigs inspired by Queen Elizabeth II, and the other half wore shaggy hair with dip-dyed ends, inspired by Deborah Harry.
All the hair had black graphic streaks running through it, in keeping with the theme of the Warhol prints.
Using MAC, she gave models a full face of color, in shades ranging from mint green to deep violet, with contrasting eyes and lips meant to create the effect of an Andy Warhol screen print come to life.
The hair was by Mark Hampton using Toni & Guy. Half of the girls wore permed wigs inspired by Queen Elizabeth II, and the other half wore shaggy hair with dip-dyed ends, inspired by Deborah Harry.
All the hair had black graphic streaks running through it, in keeping with the theme of the Warhol prints.
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