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WHAT YOU NEED TO KNOW

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In terms of beauty, the SS19 catwalks were awash with contrasts. For every face that was covered in bright colours, there was another freshly cleansed, bare complexion. For every make-up pro that painted a model’s face via a pot of brightly coloured pigment, there was another armed with a solitary jar of moisturise­r. Creativity undoubtedl­y has its place in our beauty arsenal, but mere mortals will be glad to hear the natural beauty movement really had the edge this season. Forget Instaglam make-up – effortless glam is what chic women will be recreating this season. Think polished skin, with accents of singular bold colour. Minimum effort, maximum impact – what’s not to love?

GYM SKIN

Good news for workout warriors – fresh-out-of-thegym skin is the beauty equivalent of straight-off-thecatwalk. If exercising your way to a light glow isn’t your bag, this look is easy to recreate. Blend your favourite highlighti­ng fluid with your foundation to reimagine the look showcased at Tory Burch, where models walked wearing invisible make-up, celebratin­g

models’ freckles and natural skin tones.

BLUSH HOUR

Romance also blossomed backstage at the SS19 shows. Blush-toned makeup complement­ed by sweeping half-uphalf-down hairstyles and elegant ballerina buns made for a truly alluring combinatio­n. At Brock Collection, Gucci Westman’s radiant make-up look and James Pecis’s ultra-pretty hairstyles combined to create a princesswo­rthy look, whilst the pink-toned make-up at Giorgio Armani and the bow-adorned hair at Emilia Wickstead had a similarly ultra

feminine feel.

From look-at-me shimmer to gym-fresh skin, these are the trends the beauty world is embracing this season, says ROSALEEN McMEEL.

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Charlotte Tilbury Unisex Healthy Glow Tinted Moisturise­r, €40 at Brown Thomas
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