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Vogue’s editor-in-chief Alexandra Shulman, for one of the and your phone to capture the Gucci belt for womenthird encore going on onstage. After all, if it’s not on Instagram, it didn’t happen. The bass booms, the crowd roars,, and someone behind you leaps up with the chorus, knocking your phone right out of your hands and into the mud. Your life flashes before your eyes as you watch it slowly sink into the muck, never to Instagram again.friends are in the front row taking it all in. Who cares if the field is muddy beyond reason from all the rain last week? This is your favorite rapper (probably the single most important emcee to come out in years), and it’s your last chance to see him perform before the seasons change.
That alone makes the rain-boots-in-August thing worth it.most popular talks, “Behind the and so the beauty look needs to sum up quintessential British style. Cue low side-parting, mussed-up texture and effortlessly cool attitude. To achieve the look, Sam prepped models’ hair with a medium hold styling mousse, and then lightly tonged the lengths of hair with large barrelled tongs for undone, loose waves. Do try this look at home.Scenes of a Vogue Cover Shoot”. Also his friend Bobbi Brown, both of whom began their careers in New York in the Gucci card caseEighties. For the show, Bobbi created a natural, fresh-faced make-up look, whilst Sam whipped-up, aerated, brushed out-curls in the style of American Vogue Fashion Editor, Grace Coddington. Piling on wigs and wefts, volume was key here, but to keep the look sophisticated,
hair was pulled back off the face and decorated with a Stephen Jones head piece. Seventies style is back in full effect!taking part in the panel was Vogue’s Fashion Director, Lucinda Chambers, make-up artist Charlotte Tilbury and model of the moment, Cara Delevingne, all of whom worked together on the now iconic Cara cover for this year’s March issue, and all of whom were shot by Gucci cosmetic case bagphotographer David Bailey backstage for the magazine’s archive. Speaking of the day, Sam said, “it was a little daunting to be on stage speaking at the QE Hall, but Alexandra made us all feel comfortable and Lucinda’s stories had us in hysterics. Cara was sweet and chatty and Charlotte and I rambled on like only hair and makeup can. When it was all over, we said: ‘Oh was that it? When can we do it again?’. Same time again next year?