jane iredale Australia were already huge fans of both E L L E R Y and Christopher Esber designs, so when they were presented with the opportunity to support them at New York Fashion week they couldn’t resist.
jane iredale say they represent the epitome of femininity – feeling and looking good on the inside and out. The jane iredale brand also creates and releases new seasonal collections every year, and is always researching and working with new ingredients and techniques to achieve the quality of product you see in professional outlets today. jane iredale feel the brand is a beautiful match to the classic, yet always evolving qualities of E L L E R Y and Christopher Esber.
The E L L E R Y aesthetic focuses on well-cut fabrics and avant-garde inspired designs – forward, yet feminine. While, Christopher Esber cleverly balances a modernized take on feminine dressing, creating unique fabrics that are exclusive to the brand each season.
For the E L L E R Y makeup look jane iredale created a raw, edgy look with hollowed eyes and contoured cheeks. There were no hard lines or edges on the eyes or face and a wet brow was created for texture to complement the collection.
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The following products were used:
Glow Time BB Creme for skin
Active Light Concealer under the eye to brighten
Circle delete concealer to tone down lip
Mineral Powder in Mink to contour
Dark Suede Shadow around the eyes to contour
Eye Gloss in Champaign Silk to highlight
For the Christopher Esber look the jane iredale team created a clean, simple, just woken-up face with a shine to the eyelid to keep the look fresh and modern.
The following products were used:
Glow Time BB Creme for skin
Active Light Concealer under the eye to brighten
For eyes: Clear pure gloss over caramel loose eye shadow powder
jane iredale’s Australian head of education, Leslie Graham said of the looks: “They were created by makeup artist Lottie Stannard for NYFW. They were beautiful, flawless and complimented the designers Ellery and Chris Esber’s work with the simplicity of a nude, raw colour palette, soft highlights and shadows and clean lines.”
Visit www.janeiredale.com.au to find out more.