Burberry Prorsum Spring/Summer 2014 beauty tips

"Pink can be quite a difficult color to wear" (Wendy Rowe)

The looks were all natural and modern fresh. The makeup was an "anti-style" that people can execute themselves. 

Pastely cute Burberry Prorsum Collection

The Spring/Summer 2014 Burberry Prorsum show was a delight of pastel colors.

Petals raining upon us during the finale - check. Trench coats - check. Cara Delevingne on the catwalk - check. All the standard Burberry ingredients were there, but this season there were no studs, no hard-hitting, form-fitting glamour - it was Christopher Bailey in relaxed mode. The palette was pastely passive -Ladurée macaroon colours letting lacy dresses and front-split pencil skirts play tasty filling to the coats, while sheepskin clutches scrunched in one hand added a dash of darker orange or pink. Light suede tan coats and grey school cardigans were further evidence of Bailey's calm demeanour, before gobstopping brooches adorned the lace dresses and belts around wide necked satin coats. The jewels held dresses on one shoulder. Some even made Cara's transparent waterproof cape unsuitable for rain. Polka dots worn with stripes replaced this season's hearts - Christopher Bailey is at the top of his game and he's clearly having fun.

Enjoy :)

The last chapter of Mr. Marc at Louis Vuitton

 It's Marc Jacobs's 16-year tenure at Louis Vuitton which came to an end with a show that rang out with his greatest hits: the carousel, the escalator, the elevator, the fountain, all re-envisioned in lacquered black.

With dramatic classical music playing out the models in their extravagant peacock feather headdresses, it could have been funereal, but Vuitton chairman and CEO Michael Burke has been adamant that this should be a celebration of Jacobs and the success he has brought to the house as well as its parent company LVMH. 

The models strode out of the elevators, around the carousel and fountain, up the escalators, around the room and away again in fishnet body stockings smothered in sparkling jet. The only break from black were blue jeans with feathered pockets or ornate chiffon-filled cut-outs - but even they were veiled in more twinkling black chiffon dresses, some featuring feathered trains behind. Flat ankle boots and small drawstring bags will let the LV girl set out on her journey from here, while military jackets cropped high on the midriff had built up feathered epaulettes above loose tailored trousers below. A fabulous riff on the season's continued obsession with bomber jackets meant they were  puffed out with silk ruffles and jewels, while some had “Paris” or “Vuitton” spelled out in more glitter on the back.

These were true Jacobs showgirls, not sentimental for a moment but allowing for just a little nostalgia as we wish Jacobs well on his way. Just as his original show for Vuitton had been conducted all in black, this show marks a new beginning for him, for Vuitton, and for fashion's next chapter.

We are excited to see what Nicolas Ghesquière from Balenciaga will do next :)

Front row

The looks