Topshop Unique

Hair was given a textured ruffled look to create that 'the-night-before' look. L'Oreal Beach Fizz was applied and hair was left to dry naturally with no brushes used for styling at all! Finally, fringes were teased into a side parting.

Topshop Unique

Inspired by Kate Moss in the nineties - grunge meets pretty pink. Hannah Murray used pink blush on eyelids and some kohl under the eyes and kept skin fresh and natural.

House Of Holland

MAC were inspired by 90s grunge, working a smokey brown shadow up to the brow and under the eye too. Skin was super-polished and flawless, but was created so you could see the foundation. Skin was contoured using their new Taupe Shape Powder Blush and lips were coloured with a mixture of Hug Me and Myth. Lids were lined with a very thin application of liner and mascara was applied at the roots only.

House Of Holland

The theme for hair was intentional hat hair! Inspired by 70's grunge and Courtney Love "before she went trampy", Babyliss created textured waves but pinned hair down at the top to create that flattened hat hair look!

House Of Holland

Sophy Robson created a tie-dye effect on the nails to match the designs. Different colours were dabbed onto the nails using the brush end of the nail pen and then smudged and blended using fingers.

Preen

Cult American brand Sunday Riley is touching down in Space NK in November but we got a sneak peek at Preen. Val Garland used the Good Genes Serum followed by their Effortless Tinted Primer and Light Liquid Foundation. This created glowy skin perfection and a barely-there look which seems to be sweeping the catwalks for SS13!

Preen

Hair for the Preen show was given some subtle waves and worn in a centre parting. Easily recreatable - we like!

Preen

Leighton Denny created a peachy pink natural look with a glossy topcoat.

Rag & Bone

Hair was slicked back and given a wet look effect but left natural and tousled on the ends.

Rag & Bone

The make up look was created by Revlon and was all about lumiscent skin. Inspired by early Christy Turlington, models were given false freckles, feminine soft skin and strong brows. Revlon's Cheek and Lip Babystick was applied to lips and cheeks for a rosy glow.

Rag & Bone

Nails were kept neutral with a mixture of white and nude polish coating models' nails. 

Moschino Cheap & Chic

Using MAC, Hannah Murray created a look that was a nod to the 70's but still young and urban. Bright blue lined eyes were created by layering up different shades of eye pencil and eye shadow around the eye to give a textured feel. Lashings of black mascara was applied, brows were brushed up and MAC's Improper Copper was applied to cheeks and excess was dotted onto lips.

Moschino Cheap & Chic

Hair was inspired by African/urban influences mixed with a romantic 70s hippie look. The process for creating this crimped style for this show was incredible to watch! Pantene's stylists applied loads of mousse to hair before blow drying it straight, then plaited sections of the hair before using straighteners to press down on the plaits to set the shape. Plaits were then brushed out to give a seriously frizzy, crimped look! Gorge!

Margaret Howell

The make up look created by MAC at Margaret Howell was uber natural. Cheeks were given a rosy flush and skin had a dewy finish.

Margaret Howell

Neil Moodie created beautiful loose braided chignons on the models, and gave a low side fringe to give a tomboyish edge.

Marios Schwab

The make up look created by MAC was "Cher meets American Indian", with fierce tribal liner applied under eyes and layered up with liner and powder to create a velvety graphic finish.

Marios Schwab

L'Oreal added hair extensions to models hair to create poker straight long locks. Two unseen braids were created at the temples and pulled back under the hair to create a 'face lift' effect, and a pony tail was created using the underlayer of hair to prevent too much of a volume of hair. It was finished with Mythic Oil to give a really sleek look.

Mary Katrantzou

Hair was given a sleek and creative updo in the form of a slicked back bun wrapped around itself and pinned in place.

Mary Katrantzou

Make up was created to reflect a key theme in Mary's designs - money and globalisation. Inspired by the blue writing on money, Val Garland created an inky blue line on lids and skin was kept very fresh.

Kinder Aggugini

The make up was inspired by "Holly Hobby gone fishing", with an outdoorsy fresh faced feel. The aim was to make models look like they weren't wearing make up at all. The make up artist used products in different ways - bronzer was used on eyelids and lip and eye pencils were used to dot freckles onto cheeks! We adored this look! 

Kinder Aggugini

Nail Girls may have tapped into a new nail art trend for SS13 at this show... Nude nails! Nails were filed short and then buffed to look matte before applying some Nail Girls cuticle oil... Now there's some nail art anyone can do!

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Kinder Aggugini

L'Oreal Professionel created textured tousled hair inspired by "Natasha Kinski's beauty from the earlier years - very natural, effortless and playful", stylist Malcolm Edwards told us. Malcolm used lots of texture tonic and rough dried it into the hair to help achieve lots of volume.

Sass & Bide

Eyebrows were heavily emphasised with a brow pencil and a bronze shadow worked across the entire eyelid and under the eye. Hai r was put into a side parting and then swept back into a pony tail.

Maria Grachvogel

French plaits were created on both sides of the head before joining up at the bottom at this show. 

Maria Grachvogel

Skin was dewy and fresh with barely-there make up and a nude gloss applied to lips.

Markus Lupfer

Make up artist Jo Frost cut up sequins used on Markus Lupfer's designs and applied the fragments to eyelids using MAC's Duo lash glue. Eeylids were glossy and skin contoured, inspired by a 90's reference of actress Amber Valetta.

Markus Lupfer

Hair was tightly slicked back into a pony tail before Bumble & Bumble stylists applied lashings of hairspray to the end of the pony tail to create a sharp point.

Zoe Jordan

Eyes were lined with dark brown shadow and hair was curled, mussed up and given a wet look finish.

Felder Felder

Maybelline created a natural look but emphasised eyes with black kohl eyeliner on the top of the lid and filling in brows with their Master Shape brow pencil.

The hair stylists used playing cards to prevent the hair clips indenting that poker straight hair! Nifty!

Felder Felder

Nails were kept simple with a slick of nude polish and a matte topcoat.

Felder Felder

Hair was poker straight at this show. It was all hands on deck as Sebastian Professionel stylists held up sections of hair to make sure every layer was perfectly straight!

Models at Antoni Alison had different shades of bright eyeshadow applied around the whole eye, except for a vertical line down the centre.

Fyodor Golan's models had flawless skin with lightly bronzed cheeks and a tribal pattern stencilled onto chins!