PFW AW16: Key Hair And Beauty Looks
The best looks from Givenchy to Chloe
By Sophie Beresiner and None
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Chanel AW16
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Chanel AW16
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Chanel AW16
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Giambattista Valli AW16
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Giambattista Valli AW16
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Givenchy AW16
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Givenchy AW16
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Givenchy AW16
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John Galliano AW16
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John Galliano AW16
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Kenzo AW16
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Kenzo AW16
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Roland Mouret AW16
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Roland Mouret AW16
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Sonia Rykiel AW16
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Sonia Rykiel AW16
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Stella McCartney AW16
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Stella McCartney AW16
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Acne Studio
Makeup artist Dick Page explained how the minimal look was quite literal for Acne, with raw skin and nothing but key highlights up the nose, on the tops of cheekbones and above the brow. The collection itself was the thing that did all the talking for this one
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