CONTOURING YOUR FACE ISN'T THAT DIFFICULT ANYMORE

Contouring started as a craze in the 16th century with stage actors and to everyone’s surprise it kept on growing. We all love this technique so much as it highlights one’s features by cutting the shape proportions. Many top designers flashed contouring with their models looking absolutely stunning. At Roberto Cavalli’s show, Pat McGrath focused on the center of the forehead, down the nose and right above the cupid’s bow. While for Valentino she chose less of an ethereal look and more on highlighting the cheekbones.

Otherwise, Tom Pecheux focused on Marni’s glossy highlights from the forehead, bridge of the nose and chin with a bit of shine on the cheekbones. If you want to keep it subtle, you can follow Tibi, Guy Laroche, and Bottega Veneta, Topshop Unique, and Giorgio Armani.