2022 Printshoptee News

11 Aug Do you work in the beauty industry — covering it, working for a brand or influencing your way to the top? If so, we want to know how much you make. Every year, we conduct a survey of fashion industry professionals to find out and share what they earn. For the first time, we are also working on the beauty industry pay. All we need you to do is complete a completely anonymous, two-minute questionnaire – and if you don’t mind, ask your colleagues to do the same. Now, the beauty industry is a huge industry, and we don’t plan to cover every role here. For this survey, we focused on media (beauty editors and writers), brands (content and social media managers, founders), marketing, PR, and photos. enjoy. Artists and service providers can figure this out (but stay tuned). And if you’re worried about your employer figuring something out, don’t worry. We do not take your personal information, not even your name or email, and will not tell anyone where you work or what you do. But as we c...

11 Aug Glowing skin doesn’t have to be specific to your face, and there’s no need to use powder or highlighter to create it. In addition to simple exfoliation and moisturizing, you can easily achieve bright details (and maybe even a light skin tone, if you want to get really fancy) with powders and powders. body-specific highlighter. Think about it: Have you ever seen a celebrity on the red carpet with dull-looking hands and feet? Probably not, and that’s because this is the type of product they (and their professional makeup team) use. In the collection below, we’ve rounded up the best body lotions and highlighters to create a shimmery, shimmery glow all over – including hydrating oils, liquids, and more. Fast absorbing and creamy mix. Click through the gallery below to see (and shop!) them all. rental note: We sometimes use affiliate links on our website. This does not affect our editorial decision-making.

Anyone who’s been paying attention to the catwalk over the past few years can tell you that hair accessories have been dominating beauty trends for season after season (season after season). And if the fall 2021 couture shows are any indication, the phenomenon isn’t going away anytime soon. In fact, the latest runways in Paris indicate that hair accessories – namely pretty, dramatic bows – are only getting bigger and more colorful. To accompany Virginie Viard’s Fall 2021 Haute Couture collection for Chanel, hairstylist Damien Boissinot created punk-y reverse French braids that read as wig, but are effective. The effect is almost like a puffy hairstyle when viewed from the front. Then he added oversized black bows, sometimes stacking two on top of each other. For some models, the ribbons extend significantly down their backs, creating an almost train-like effect as they travel down the runway. Bows are also an integral part of the beauty of the Giambattista Valli Couture show, where two...

13 Aug Sure, basic black is classic and timeless, but every once in a while, it’s natural that you want to change things up. That’s true when it comes to clothing; right when it comes to eyeliner. That’s probably why most makeup brands have beefed up their eyeshadow shade ranges to include a variety of vibrant, colorful shades that go beyond simple blacks and browns. Whether liquid, pencil or cream, these no-nonsense eyeliners come in every color of the rainbow, from neon green, sunny yellow to pastel periwinkle. And unlike the colorful, barely noticeable eyeliners of the past, today’s formulas are pigmented and opaque on any skin tone, making them a source of inspiration. Perfect inspiration for unexpected makeup looks. In the collection below, we’ve rounded up a selection of our favorite vibrant, bold – sometimes extreme – colorful eyeliners. Click to view (and shop!) All.

An avid fan of modern architecture, Nicolas Ghesquière hosted Louis Vuitton’s Cruise 2022 show on Tuesday at Ax Majeur, an urban sculpture in the northwestern suburbs of Paris by The late Dani Karavan. This massive structure boasts structural features that symbolize the time and pace of human life while also celebrating art and nature – all concepts commonly referred to in his work. creative director and certainly in this collection. For his latest outing, Ghesquière borrowed from the peaceful and simple geometry of the site – a nearly two-mile straight street punctuated by bright red – presenting regional-style outfits. resort with cheerful colors and eye-catching prints. The garments feel like playwear, prepared to really redo everything, with sporty half-zip details, initials bubble hemline with adjustable elastic band, skates Adult, padded shoulders and hooded sleeves. Slippery leather trims (e.g. high-waisted sweatpants and a patent orange pocket-sleeve sleeveless dress) give the ...

There is less consensus on the silhouette of “It” and more on the underlying desire to get dressed again. Thinking too much about fashion’s previous collections can give you a headache (or at least, make you feel like you’re the “It’s Always Sunny” meme). At this point, the actual calendar and the show schedule aren’t closely linked – we’ve seen the Fall 2021 collections since December and are still far from perfect – and the clothes themselves aren’t always perfect. corresponding to their time of year’ is supposed to give. This becomes even higher as we navigate the Resort 2022 market. Firstly, what does “resort” even mean? Are these the clothes you plan to wear on vacation? If so, they’re for when going somewhere warm (like, wearing summer clothes) or when you’re traveling somewhere cold and snowy (so better suited for après-ski) ? Are they only for the summer? (So, what’s the Pre-Fall for?) Or, if these pieces are meant to move your wardrobe from season to season, they’re for the de...

While showing seasonal collections through short films can open up a whole new way of creative expression, there is something to be said for the flattening effect that digital formats can have on the pants themselves. shirt. It’s hard to see the depth of tweed or the flowing quality of a chiffon through the two-way screen. Dior Celebrates The Return Of In-person Shows With An Extremely Tactile Couture Collection Dior Celebrates The Return Of In-person Shows With An Extremely Tactile Couture Collection Dior Celebrates The Return Of In-person Shows With An Extremely Tactile Couture Collection But as regions of the world began to reopen, traditional runway show capabilities returned, and Maria Grazia Chiuri wasted no time taking advantage of the live show. Just a few weeks after introducing Dior’s Cruise 2022 collection in Greece (because fashion is now a non-stop, non-stop machine), Chiuri has come up with 75 even newer ideas for the brand. brand with the fall 2021 couture line. Of cours...

Demna Gvasalia’s debut offering combined his sophisticated yet sophisticated fashion approach with Cristobal Balenciaga’s iconic silhouettes. Kanye West, James Harden and Anna Wintour entered Cristobal Balenciaga’s original salon on Wednesday to witness Demna Gvasalia’s debut Haute Couture collection for the home. However, only two people showed up to attend, as West had covered his face to sit in the front row. However, designer Yeezy was actually present – and boy, was he lucky. It was a day of many firsts: Balenciaga’s first couture show since the fashion house’s closure in 1968; for the first time the brand incorporated a men’s look into its haute couture; for the first time the Georgian designer designed haute couture for the brand; Ella Emhoff modeled for the first time in a couture show. The fall 2021 collection is a love letter to the founding father of the house, packed with bold architectural shapes and exaggerated proportions and adheres to a high fashion presentation format...

On Wednesday, Fernando García and Laura Kim held a runway show at 1 Hotel Brooklyn Bridge in New York City to showcase Monse’s Fall 2021 collection. The lookbook was photographed and sent to buyers earlier this year, but it was never released to the public or the press; However, it did fall into the hands of “Gossip Girl” costume designer Eric Daman, who later placed Jordan Alexander’s Julien Calloway in an oversized sweater dress from the line, as one of many new hems on the top. Constance Billard’s uniform seen in the HBO Max sequel. The position is fitting because, as Monse CEO Renee Prince Phillip told Fashionista in an interview, the designers drew inspiration from paparazzi images – especially Alexander’s – from the set. “Gossip Girl” 2.0 for its fall 2021 premiere. Events of the brand sending samples to the apparel department; after securing a spot, HBO Max offered them a partnership to launch the collection publicly on the eve of the show’s premiere, with Daman styling the show...

The first Black American to present haute couture as a guest of the Chambre Syndicale paid homage to Black innovation. A rain delay couldn’t put a damper on Kerby Jean-Raymond’s haute couture debut for Pyer Moss, which finally walked on Saturday afternoon. The original time slot assigned by the Chambre Syndicale de la Haute Couture might not have worked out (not that the crowd assembled in Irvington, New York on Thursday minded — it was quite the party), but Haute Couture Fashion Week was willing to wait. Same goes for the guests, who came together at Madam C.J. Walker’s Villa Lewaro a second time over the weekend, eager to witness fashion history. With the Wat U Iz show, Jean-Raymond became the first Black American to present a couture collection as a guest of the Chambre Syndicale. And the designer used the opportunity to pay homage to a long, often overlooked history of Black innovation. Referencing a list housed in the Library of Congress, Jean-Raymond showed a series of Pyer Moss-...

After a year of primarily virtual debuts, the Fall 2021 Haute Couture shows came back in full force in Paris this week, delivering on a promise of — and desire for — grandeur, excitement and fantasy. The presentations themselves gave us plenty to talk about. There was an impressive Balenciaga debut. There was a rain delay that only heightened the anticipation for a historic Pyer Moss show. There was a meeting of the minds at Jean Paul Gaultier. There were skydivers in Iris van Herpen gowns. And the clothes are clearly resonating: A handful of looks from these just-unveiled couture lines have already walked the red carpet at the Cannes Film Festival.   Take a look through our favorite moments from the Fall 2021 Haute Couture runways (so far) in the gallery, below.

  Pierpaolo Piccioli has done it again, with an artful celebration of color and beauty. Pierpaolo Piccioli has done it again, with an artistic celebration of color and beauty. While it would be politically unwise to admit it in a mixed company, every fashion week has a show everyone looks forward to the most, one that can be relied upon to inspire up the fun and give editors and buyers a break from their burnout and fatigue. During the haute couture season in Paris, I think it’s fair to say that, for many, it’s Valentino. And for Fall 2021, Creative Director Pierpaolo Piccioli did not disappoint. In fact, he may have come out on top. While going through photos of Piccioli’s latest product, I experienced the kind of real emotion that usually only occurs during live performances, and extremely rarely. I was blown away, in awe, joy, inspiration. If I had gone there in person, I imagine I would have shed tears. “Well,” “I mean…,” “God,” and “Are you kidding?” are incredible words and p...