Leather, solid brass fastenings and traditional English saddlery techniques are combined to create an exclusively understated, yet brutally sexy collection.
I've often been asked to create 'natural' make-up looks which I love. Sometimes however, people seem to think this type of look is easy to do and does not need a great amount of products to achieve. This however isn't true as it still depends on each individual's skin type, skin tone, the occasion etc etc. Some make-up artists tend to put too much make-up even for this type of look. Lisa's video is a good example on how far one should go to create a naturally flawless no make-up look.
Products I normally use for my own skin to create this type of look :
Sothys moisturiser and serum
Make Up Forever/Nars/Smashbox Primer
Laura Mercier Secret Camourflage Concealer and Brightening powder
Chanel Vitalumiere Aqua Foundation
Nars Bronzing Laguna Powder
Benefit Coralista Blush
Any lip/cheek stain or any cream blush i.e Benetint or Sephora
Smashbox Brow Tech
Shu Uemura Eyelash Curler
Magne-Plus Curl Volume Mascara
Urban Decay 24/7 Pencil Liner/ Any black liquid eyeliner
Wearable latex? I am extremely curious how comfortable it would be to wear these garments in Malaysia's hot and humid climate although honestly, these sophisticated and elegantly sexy pieces are hard to resist.
Jac Langheim's garments apparently receive 'silk' treatment which makes the latex glide onto the body without the need to use powder or lubricant when dressing up. It comes in 'raw' matte finish or shined with a silicone-based lubricant for that 'wet' look.
Latex garments by Langheim has created its own identity in high fashion with its chic, wearable and feminine silhouttes. Gone are the days when latex garments are typically stereotyped as being fetish inner wear and s&m costumes.