CSB Newsflash Fashion Wars

As written in my previous post, Fashion Shows are big experience generators in this business. This fashion show was no different. Me and Maui were invited to do make up for CSB's finals fashion show for their fashion design students. This year's theme was Newsflash Fashionwars. There were a total of 40 models to showcase the designs of dozens of students. The designs were impeccable and amazing!! There were a couple that i wanted to take home and hang in my wardrobe! The designers were all incredibly talented!

Here are some of the pictures on the runway of the models I did make up for.

Thank you to Sherman Cheung for the wonderful photographs! :)

Paola

Teri

Joan

Mae

The make up for the females was a clean smokey and for the guys, just contour. Although that sounds simple, our main enemy was again time. It was literally one model after the other, no breaks and no time to sit down. Hehe When the show started, I got a glimpse of the chaos backstage; the noise, the rush to get the next outfit on, retouching for make up, and the spray net infused air due to the endless hair spraying. Hehe Amidst all that, it was again very fullfilling to be part of a collective. :)

If you want to see the rest of the pictures of the models, feel free to visit my online portfolio at:

www.cabyness.com

or you can click HERE to direct you to the album of the fashion show. :)



Toodles! :)

UST CFAD Fashion Show

About a week back, we were given a chance to do make up for the models of the UST CFAD 2010 fashion show. It was a really fun experience to do make up for a fashion show since the make up had to stand out but not over power the whole look. The main objective was for the make up to just complement the fashion designer's creation on the models instead of the make up attracting the most attention.

The designers' peg was to do a really strong smokey look.

I was tasked to do make up for 2 girls, coincidentally both named Jodi! How neat is that hehe. :)

Here are their looks:

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Jodi #1 Before and After

For the second Jodi, the designer asked me to make the look a little more different by adding more oomph to the eyes yet still sticking to the smokey-ish look. And here's the look:

Jodi #2 Before and After

Overall, I was happy with the outcome of both my models. Too bad I wasn't there when they rocked the runway, but I'm sure they did well. :)


Toodles! :)



P.S - I have been lacking soooooo many posts, i'm just super busy right now with the make-up finals!! Aacckk! :( But I promise to do a review on the MAC Studio Fix Mascarra very soon! :)