khaiteModels like New Yorkers walk quickly and purposefully. Actually, it makes sense: designer Catherine Holstein is a natural and breeding New Yorker. For her Autumn and Winter 2025 CollectionHolstein continues to give all downtown girls (whether literally living in the city center or craving for that atmosphere). The late filmmaker David Lynch.
Diane Kendal and Guido Palau Always an architect at Khaite Beauty A few of the past season. “Great designers always have a vision for the woman who is designing, which includes beauty,” Palau said. “We are here to help come up with that vision.”
This season, it can be distilled into two words: not picky. On the surface, Kendall thinks matte is such a move, which is a shock to anyone who has had a fully glazed donut in the past few years. “It’s time,” she told me backstage about the Matte Return. “The skin is not that matte and feels dry, just velvety. The cool tones we see in the collection are reflected in the shadows we use for the outlines.” For very small numbers of models, brushed on one or both lids A black painting brush (almost oily sheen). “Not much thought, it’s something you want to try, so you did.”
It may feel counterintuitive, but hydrated skin is an important preparation for soft, velvety matte skin. Before Kendall and her team took to paint the Nars Foundation on the face of the model, Monastery Skin Careget every girl ready on hand. It all depends on the upcoming product. “It can be used as a cleanser and moisturizer,” Hewitt said while massage the model with juicy liquid and egg-shaped gua sha tool. “Models, from presentation to presentation, skin preparation is both a moment for them to relax for a second between exhibitions, but also what their skin needs between makeup applications.”
For hair, Palau describes hair as “very natural and boring.” Hair is meant to be natural and perseverance (Zara’s Salt spray and Texture paste Used to get the look), more than 15 models wearing little news boy-style hats. “Khaite performances are always cool,” Palau said. “The downtown girl with very much money.”