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When a particular beauty look spreads across celebrity Instagram feeds like a virus, there’s a good chance the hairstylist Jen Atkin or the makeup artist Mario Dedivanovic was at the source. With sizable fan bases of their own (Atkin has more than a half-million followers, and Dedivanovic boasts a cool million), the two primp and prep some of social media’s most-followed glamour girls, including Jennifer Lopez, Chrissy Teigen, Jessica Alba, and the Kardashian crew. So what should we expect to like this fall? “We’ll be seeing a dark, rich plum lip on the red carpet a lot,” says Dedivanovic, noting that the color tends to work well with any skin tone. “It’s inspired by the fall runways, but in the celeb world we make it a little more polished, with pared-down eye makeup and flawless skin.” Try Chanel Rouge Coco Shine in Téméraire or Anastasia Beverly Hills Lip Gloss in Venom. Hair will be equally refined—picture a low ponytail, but with unexpected texture. “Crimping is easy and can read very romantic,” Atkin explains. “But less is more. Use an odd number of sections throughout the hair—not too symmetrical—and instead of going from the roots to ends, crimp from the roots to midway on some sections, and from midway to the ends on the others.” Final step: selfie.
Miu Miu earrings.
The Best Beauty Looks
“What’s nice about a short cut is that you can balance the face with it,” Laurent Philippon says.
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“On the heels of the recent matte-makeup craze, a complexion that’s one step past dewy suddenly feels fresh.” Read more about this trend here.
“A smoky eye doesn’t have to be charcoal.” Read more about this beauty trend here.
“According to the stylist Duffy, a celeb favorite, the key to keeping things modern is to introduce just a touch of dishevelment.” Read more about this beauty trend here.
“In a dark shade like Mercier’s Brilliant Glacé in Rose Prism, seen here, a statement lip is achieved with a single swipe.” Read more about this beauty trend here.
“‘Guy was a major inspiration in my life,’ says the beauty mogul François Nars.” Read more about this beauty trend here.
“’None of the girls wanted to wash them off,’ said Gilbert of the jungle-cat markings, which she executed with stencils and colored powder.” Read more about this beauty trend here.
“’Makeup is about balance,’ Nars says. ‘When the eye makes a statement, the lips should be quiet.’” Read more about this beauty trend here.
“Today’s water-resistant makeup is not only unbudgeable but also light on the skin and easy on the eyes.” Read more about this beauty trend here.
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“Yves Saint Laurent turned the beauty world upside down when he added cosmetics to his empire in 1978: From the outset, his shades were bright and in your face.” Read more about this beauty trend here.
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“’He wanted ‘techno butterflies,’explains the makeup artist Pat McGrath.” Read more about this beauty trend here.
“After years of taming their tresses into submission with products, heavy-duty devices, and straightening treatments, women are embracing their curves again.” Read more about this beauty trend here.
“‘Blonde’ is less an idée fixe and more an ever changing mood.” Read more about this trend here.
“In an age of chalky foundations and thick concealers, YSL’s sleek brush-on pen delivered instant brightness.” Read more about this beauty trend here.
“Here, in the form of a blown-out, go-for-broke pout on an otherwise freshly scrubbed face—has a transformative power. ” Read more about this beauty trend here.
“Given this season’s ubiquitous blasts of vibrant yellows, oranges, blues, and pinks on the runways, it’s no surprise that the Fauvist trend has extended to makeup.” Read more about this trend here.
“’A couple of seasons ago, the hair palette was pastel and cool,’ Aura Friedman says. ‘Now it’s about really warm rose and peachy blends.” Read more about this beauty trend here.
“’The hair looks almost like that of a statue,’ Teddy Charles says.” Read more about this beauty trend here.
“’I like to play with makeup,’ Felicity Jones says. ‘It can help you experiment with different roles.’” Read more about this beauty trend here.
“’A fresh face with a red lip is timeless,’ François Nars says.” Read more about this trend here.
“By cutting into the hair, you allow it to move more naturally—and I love the way the ends turn out piece-y. The look is softer, fresher, more bohemian.” Read more about this trend here.
Styled by Ethel Park; hair by Jen Atkin at the Wall Group; makeup by Mario Dedivanovic for Anastasia Beverly Hills at the Wall Group; manicure by Sunshine for Dior at ABTP.com. Model: Laura Julie at Next Management. Digital technician: Alex Verron. Photography assistants: Eric Hodgman, Mark Luckasavage. Fashion assistant: Mary Manley.
