Some Beauty Trends To Look For In Spring 2022

Fashion Month is over, so we can look back at everything we've learned, including how these trends will impact spring beauty style. Fashion brings post-pandemic dreams of freedom and celebration back to life with sparkly sequins, intricately patterned artistic hairstyles, vibrant colors, or well-placed jewelry. The popular jewelry and glitter at the turn of the millennium are making a triumphant return with the parting in the middle. For the most memorable eyes this season, electric pigments in neon hues and streamlined shapes have been presented in vibrant, futuristic hues.

Here are the best beauty trends for spring 2022. 

New York Fashion Week was a night of splendor and splendor, from the earthy shimmer of a fairy garden on Collina Strada's ears, arms and legs to LaCuan Smith's sensual winged eyes in rich ruby reds and navy blues. From that moment on, the momentum only grew.

"It's like little diamonds dancing on your skin as they walk and move to the beat of the music," makeup artist Inge Grognard of the Y2K-Esque glitter bodysuit said backstage at Blumarine, where hairdresser Anthony Turner also washed her hair. • shimmer that gives long brushed waves a hologram-like glow. In Paris, the ethereal glitter appeared at the Lanvin show, where makeup artists smeared purple cellophane pigment on the eyelids, adding an extra shade of shimmery marigolds at the inner corners to create a color-blocking effect.

This season, there have been a lot of hair accessories that have made a name for themselves. Highlights included Mariam Nasir Zadeh's chunky geometric bobby pins and stacks of metallic and monochrome Tory Burch bobby pins, adding a dose of downtown New York polish to thin, tied back hair.

Then in London, Simona Rocha presented sparkling tiaras, and Johan Wang presented small multi-colored crystal balls. At Fendi, cast from Murano glass, Anthurium hairpins designed by Fendi descendant Delphine Delettres are adorned with waves and sleek 70s chignons inspired by fashion illustrator Antonio Lopez.

"It's hair as an accessory, almost as if you were pairing a bag with a particular dress," hair legend Guido Palau said backstage at Loewe, where wigs in vibrant and disruptive hues such as teal and amethyst purple were tousled. The last statement. Palau's philosophy summed up the attitude towards many shows like Halpern and Dries Van Noten, where unexpected psychedelic cuts, materials, and shades - impressive in combination - gave rise to experimentation.

During the month, there was a lot of traditional black eye paint, but the acidic and vibrant strokes and strokes of color were most imprinted in our memory. At Proenza Schouler, rich electro-fuchsia and mandarin strokes on the lids broke the shape, while at Versace and Chloe, bright splashes of color were the centerpiece of each look. Perhaps the most striking example was Weinsanto, where the most dazzling shade of hot pink was saturated over the eyes, cheeks, or center of the lips.

Lip gloss is still used often and without any excuses in the 2000 style. 

Fendi's full disco-glam look was complemented by glittery nude bronzes and bold shades of reds. At Blumarine, the lips and eyelids have been stained with clear MAC Lipglass to capture light and reflect the surrounding glow. Then at Giambattista Valli, makeup artist Isamaya French played with wet tones with glossy lips in coral and dark berry tones. At Nina Ricci, models showed lacquered pout lips with a more natural slant.

Call it the Gen Z effect - the obsession with the middle parts continues. From the settled beans at Chanel to the plethora of straight poker sections at Prada, the versatile appeal of a sleek, symmetrical midsection has been consistently demonstrated. At the end of the day, it suits any length and texture, not to mention the timeless French girlish charm of the style.

The adornment has taken naked skin to another dimension, whether it's painterly strokes of pigment or decorative stickers. By replicating the illustrated beads on Rodarte dresses, makeup artist James Kalyardos hand-crafted intricate art designs around the selected models to create a living canvas effect, while Kenneth Ize's elongated eyelids, noses, and claws are doused with gold paint. Metallic in a surreal spirit. Taking things to another dimension, 3D makeup looks inspired by the Loire, where pearl decals accentuate razor-sharp cat eyes and Etro, with a constellation of metallic silver gemstones adorning the eyes. Finally, there were Acne Cardiac Arrest Glitter Lips that took texture and shine to the next level.

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