The artist: Miranda Joyce for M.A.C Cosmetics
The look: "Naturally polished skin without looking too forced.”
The makeup: For the subtle pink blush, Joyce used M.A.C Lipstick in Half ‘N Half. The brows were groomed and set with M.A.C Brow Set in Beguile.

The show: Emilia Wickstead

The artist: Antonio Corral Calero, Moroccanoil Global Ambassador
The look: “Inspiration was taken from the courageous pioneering women of the 1930’s, such as Marlene Dietrich and Amy Johnson, but updated,” said Corral Calero. “These women, while empowering others, never sacrificed their femininity; they were always glossy and polished, which took time to achieve in that era, but doesn’t have to in ours.”
The hair: A blend of Moroccanoil Volumizing Mousse and Moroccanoil Thickening Lotion was used on damp hair to help the waves set. Moroccanoil Glimmer Shine was used to provide glossy finish.

The show: Huisan Zhang

The show: Boru Aksu

The show: Delpozo

The show: Richard Quinn

The show: Richard Quinn

The artist: Lucy Bride for M.A.C Cosmetics
The look: “Clean, simple, wearable” was how Bridge described the three looks she created for the show. 
The makeup: A mixture of M.A.C Mixing Medium Shine with M.A.C Glitter in Reflects Transparent Pink was applied to cheekbones to add shine. Bridge left the lashes bare and focused on accentuating the eye by outlining the eye using M.A.C Chromaline in Primary Yellow. 

The artist: Isamaya Ffrench for M.A.C Cosmetics
The look: "Late '70s glam rock." 
The makeup: A mixture of M.A.C Pigment in Fuchsia and M.A.C Dazzleshadow in Can't Stop, Don't Stop was blended over the eye and toward the temple. M.A.C Retro Matte Liquid Lipcolour in Recollection applied on lashes with a clean mascara wand to achieve a bright purple hue.

The show: Erdem

The artist: Thomas de Kluyver for M.A.C Cosmetics
The look: Courtney Love. "She's a 1970s disco inferno queen with a rock 'n' roll edge," said  de Kluvyer. 
The makeup: M.A.C Pigments were swiped across the eyelid using fingers for a “real” woman effect. A complementary colour was applied along the lower lash line.

The show: On|Off

The artist: Isamaya Ffrench for M.A.C Cosmetics 
The look: “Each model was chosen for their own individual style, and the overall mood of each look was grunge punk,” said Ffrench of the four looks she created for the show.
The makeup: M.A.C Chromaline in Hi-Def Cyan was mixed with M.A.C Lipmix in White and brushed through the brows. A mixture of M.A.C Retro Matte Liquid Lipcolour in Rich & Restless and M.A.C Lipmix in White was applied on lips with a top coat of M.A.C Grand Illusion Glossy Liquid Lipcolour in Electric Rainbow.

The show: David Koma

The show: Natasha Zinko

The look: "Slept-in."
The makeup: M.A.C Chromagraphic Pencil in Black was blended over the eyelid and around the outer corner of the eye in a "V" shape. M.A.C Mixing Medium Shine was applied on the lids to give eyes that “lived-in” finish.

The show: Richard Malone

The show: Teatum Jones

The artist: Thomas de Kluyver for M.A.C Cosmetics
The look: '80s women, like Siouxsie Siouxand and Annie Lennox. "It's about using makeup to empower, give strength and create a strong persona," said de Kluyver.
The makeup: M.A.C Eyes Shadow in Red Brick was applied over eyes and the set with M.A.C Prep + Prime Transparent Finishing Powder to create an opaque orange-red effect.