Milan Fashion Week Spring/Summer 2018: Alberta Ferretti's beauty look


So, as I told you, I'm going to talk about fashion week related things that inspired me in one way or another. And this beauty look from the Alberta Ferretti show inspired me in so many ways.

I first saw it on Blanca Padilla's ig stories (which I screenshot for you) and then I saw it on all the official pictures from the show. It was one of the most beautiful looks.
It's a silvery smoky eye and Blanca explained to us how to get it. They are obviously using a shadow as a base and they blended to created a soft cat eye effect underneath the glitter that they put on top. Crazy simple and always flattering. 
The rest of the face was kept quite simple, but they did try to give the models dewy skin, which looks really good with the wet hair effect they went for.

Apart from Blanca's photos, I'm posting tons of Barbara Palvin pictures where you can see the final look. She makes any look beautiful because, well, her face is pretty flawless.
Also, I'm posting a picture of Taylor Hill where you can see how messy the hair look around the face. 




Blanca's pictures:



Tay Tay:


Como ya os dije, voy a hablar de cosas relacionadas con las semanas de la moda que me han inspirado de una manera u otra. Y este look de belleza de Alberta Ferretti os aseguro que me ha inspirado de muchas maneras.

Lo vi por primera vez en las ig stories de Blanca Padilla (a las cuales hice captura de pantalla para ponéroslas aquí) y luego lo vi en las fotos oficiales del desfile. Es uno de los looks más bonitos que hay.
Es un ahumado plateado y Blanca nos explicó como lo hicieron. Primero usaron una sombra como base y la difuminaron para darle un toque de cat eye sobre el que poner la purpurina. Es ridículamente sencillo de hacer y siempre queda bien.
El resto del rostro es muy natural, pero si que intentaron dar un toque jugoso a la piel para que quedase mejor con el efecto mojado del pelo.

Aparte de las fotos de Blanca, os pongo varias de Barbara Palvin en que podéis ver el look final. Hace que cualquier look parezca bonito por eso de tener una cara perfecta.
Además os voy a poner una foto de Taylor Hill donde se ver lo despeinado que estaba el pelo alrededor de la cara.

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