NZFW Beauty Trend round-up

Fashion may have the been the focus of NZFW, but the hair and beauty was a highlight. The range of looks differed from show to show, which saw everything from neons and metallics to pastels and burnished browns breach the runway. We’ve put together a gallery of some of our favourite looks from the week – perfect for your own hair and beauty inspiration.

Photography by Olivia Hemus for M.A.C

: Makeup artist Blair Gamblin used light, bright tones from M·A·C COSMETICS to create an electric summery feel.

: Makeup by Blair Gamblin using M·A·C COSMETICS.

: Makeup by Blair Gamblin using M·A·C COSMETICS.

: Twin Peaks meets Lana Del Ray was the theme for the COS show. To achieve the look, makeup artist Kiekie Stanners used M·A·C COSMETICS.

: Makeup by Kiekie Stanners using M·A·C COSMETICS.

: Makeup by Kiekie Stanners using M·A·C COSMETICS.

: Inspired by 70s ochre and moss fabrics, makeup artist Lochie Stonehouse used M·A·C COSMETICS to create this edgy look.

: Makeup by Lochie Stonehouse using M·A·C COSMETICS

: Makeup by Lochie Stonehouse using M·A·C COSMETICS

: It was back to the future with Zambesi’s 2017 show. Neon makeup was styled by Kiekie Stanners for M·A·C COSMETICS.

: Makeup by Kiekie Stanners using M·A·C COSMETICS.

: Makeup by Kiekie Stanners using M·A·C COSMETICS.

: Electric block colours was the name of the game for Kate Sylvester’s 2017 show, achieved by Kiekie Stanners using M·A·C COSMETICS.

: Makeup by Kiekie Stanners using M·A·C COSMETICS.

: Makeup by Kiekie Stanners using M·A·C COSMETICS.

: Makeup by Kiekie Stanners using M·A·C COSMETICS.

: Soft, textural hair was the style for Wynn Hamlin’s 2017 show. Stylist Michael Beel created the hair using L’Oréal Professionnel

: Hair by Michael Beel using L’Oréal Professionnel

: Hair by Michael Beel using L’Oréal Professionnel

: Hair by Michael Beel using L’Oréal Professionnel

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Sweet dreams: RUBY release new sleepwear range

Getting your beauty sleep is easy with RUBY’s latest sleepwear collection, Quiet Please Part III.

Soft pastels, deep emerald and classic navy make up this sweet assortment of separates and sets. A floral silk print adds a burst of colour in slip, dress and suit form, while white ribbed sets provide a simpler, cosy option.

Embrace days gone by with checked marshmellow bottoms and a mauve short-sleeve sweater, or keep it classy with the white-trimmed Parker option.