Spring beauty 2015: The top trends and must-have products of the season
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It may not currently feel like it, but spring is just around the corner (we promise!). Our favourite way to officially start counting down the days to a new season is by giving our makeup bag a little makeover. While the trends we saw on the Spring 2015 runways in New York, London, Milan and Paris are still bold and statement-making, just like their fall counterparts, they also have a playfulness to them that we always crave when the warmer weather hits.
Braids continue to be one of the biggest hair trends, but they’ve been updated. From the epic four-strand plait at Donna Karan to the all-over, slicked back braids at Giorgio Armani, they’re a great way to add individuality to your look. In fact, at Jeremy Scott, each model walked down the runway with a different variation---pigtails, mini braided crowns, and tiny, scattered ones that added an interesting touch to hair that was otherwise natural and essentially undone.
For skin, minimalism reigned supreme, with models rocking a dewy, natural look. In fact, at Marc Jacobs, models wore only moisturizer and nothing else. Statement brows are still in (so put down those tweezers) and now, anything goes when it comes to your arches. From dyed at Badgley Mischka to the ever-popular bleached brows at Haider Ackermann and Loewe, and of course, the piercing-adorned brows at Rodarte, your newfound time that’s been freed up by lack of skin makeup can be used to accessorize your eyebrows.
Click through for over 100 images of the top spring beauty trends of 2015, as well as some of our favourite products to achieve each look.
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Photography by Peter Stigter
Spring beauty trends 2015
BRAIDS Braids are still a thing, woven in a range of styles and shapes this season—from loose and dishevelled to tight and tidy. At Jeremy Scott, tiny braids were woven throughout models’ natural hair texture, while the braid was most definitely the main event at Suno, which saw models donning massive waterfall-fishtail hybrids. Thom Browne