Make-up

Everyone’s into the Red

1970s, barbara daly, Gina Fratini, hair, Hair and make-up, leonard, Make-up, norman parkinson, Vogue, yves saint laurent
Blouses, cardigans, spotted muffler, earclips, plain beads, Saint Laurent Rive Gauche.

Reassess these assets—lips, cheeks, nails—strike a whole new balance, have a Red Letter Day … Here, with Estee Lauder’s new make-up.

Hair coloured by Daniel, arranged by Oliver, both at Leonard.

Make-up by Barbara Daly.

Photographed by Norman Parkinson.

Scanned from Vogue, September 1st 1974.

Silky jersey dress by Gina Fratini. Necklaces by Butler and Wilson.

It isn’t just being in love that makes you misty eyed

19 magazine, 1970s, beauty, Boots, Boots Seventeen, Hair and make-up, Inspirational Images, Make-up, Vintage Adverts
Misty eyes. Seventeens whole new eye look. No hard lines. Just soft, misty smudgy colours. Start with Pearly Shadow. Any one of 4 colours: Pearly Slate, Clean Green, Hot Chocolate, or Pearly Azure. And smooth it from your eye lashes to the crease line. Now take a Smudge Liner/Shadow pencil. There are six shades for you to choose from. Put a soft, smudgy line of colour round your eyes, close to the lashes. Then use any one of Seventeens eight Liquid Mascaras on your lashes. You’ll be misty eyed.

The photographer is uncredited (possibly Sarah Moon or James Wedge).

Advert for Boots 17.

Scanned from 19 Magazine, September 1975

Refreshers!!

1970s, beauty, Boots, Boots Seventeen, Honey Magazine, Vintage Adverts

Advert for Boots 17 Refreshers range.

Scanned from Honey, August 1972.

Glamorscope

1970s, Adrian Mann, art deco, biba, Bourne & Hollingsworth, Charles Batten, che guevara, corocraft, Crocodile, Deco Inspired, Fenwick, hair, Hair and make-up, Honey Magazine, Inspirational Images, jeff banks, Make-up, Martha Hill, Michael Berkofsky, Monet, quorum, Regis, Ricci Burns, Russell & Bromley, sheridan barnett, Vintage Editorials
Glamorous funnel-shaped crepe-de-chine sleeveless mid-calf length dress and loose jacket with dipped hem, side pockets and matching triangular scarf (not shown), Monet £21, from Che Guevara, Kensington High Street, W8. Elbow-length evening gloves, D H Evans £2.40; fabric rose, D H Evans £2.20; silk bangles, Gay Designs £2; leather peep-toe shoes, Russell & Bromley £24.99. Cane chaise longue, Biba £52.50.

Make-up by Regis at Biba Beauty Parlour.

Hair by Robin at Ricci Burns.

Photographed by Mike Berkofsky.

Scanned from Honey, March 1975.

Clinging jet black strapless frilled pencil-slim knee-length dress with spotted net drapes and pink tulle rose trim, from a selection starting at £5 at Martha’s Market, Martha Hill, 39 Marylebone High St, Wl. Sparkling sequined pillbox hat, Charles Batten £9.95; black flowered lace, Martin Klein 65p a yard;.long black evening gloves, D H Evans £2.40; mother-of-pearl and gilt compact £8.50, and sequin evening bag £2.05, both from Biba ; carved jet drop earrings, Adrien Mann £2.25.

Sensational pink morocaine dress with floating back and front panels and shoestring tied straps, Sheridan Barnett for Quorum £29.50, from Quorum, Radnor Walk, SW3. Long pearl ropes, Corocraft £3.20; rose, D H Evans £2.20; diamante drop earrings, Adrien Mann £2.25; silk bangles, Gay Designs £2; suede pointed stilettos, Biba £13. Satin cushions, large £7.95, small £2.25, ostrich feathers 95p each, all from Biba.

Stunning black self-embossed cap-sleeved crepe-de-chine dress with tight drawstring waist and slit back, Monet £14, from Che Guevara, Kensington High St, W8. Veiled satin pillbox, Charles Batten £8; long pearl rope, Corocraft £3.20; elbow-length satin gloves, D H Evans £2.40; thin silk bangles, Gay Designs £2; sheer black tights, Elbeo 55p; black satin strappy sandals with knotted front, Russell & Bromley £18.99.

Orange, green and cream flower-printed crêpe-de-chine dress with swirling accordion-pleated skirt, Jeff Banks £21.90, from Jeff Banks, Duke St, W1. Glittering pearlised gold belt £3.75 from Crocodile; long emerald green chiffon scarf, Fenwick’s £2.85; grey fabric gloves, Bourne & Hollingsworth 85p; gold leather peep-toe shoes with twisted front, Russell & Bromley £24.99.

Miners goes all posh

1970s, Hair and make-up, Inspirational Images, Make-up, Miners, petticoat magazine, Vintage Adverts
Want to up your image? Then go for Miners Posh Look. You can play it from the slightly hoity-toity to the complete lah-de-dah. With two Eye Kits (called Snobs!) at 33p. Nail polishes in five posh colours at 26p. And three posh lipsticks at 25p-push-up just 13p. Which all goes to prove that you don’t have to be rich to look posh.

Scanned from Petticoat Magazine, 7th April 1973.

Swanlike

barbara hulanicki, Barbara Hulanicki, biba, Hair and make-up, Inspirational Images, Make-up, Sarah Moon, Vogue

Softest summer face, swanlike, by Barbara Hulanicki of Biba, with new China Dll Foundation No 2 and No 1 around the eyes and nose, Peach Translucent Loose Powder and Peach Contour Powder blushing the cheeks. On the eyes: Peach Powder Tint, Honey Water Colour as an eyeliner and on the brows, and Brown Roll-On Mascara. On the lips: Peach Lip Colour. In the air: Biba Cologne. Cosmetics at Biba and Dorothy Perkins. Peach maribou jacket, crepe turban, both by Biba; hair tucked away by John of Leonard.

Photographed by Sarah Moon.

Scanned from Beauty in Vogue, Summer 1972.

Seaglass

1970s, barbara daly, Hair and make-up, Inspirational Images, leonard, Make-up, Revlon, The White House, Titfers, Vogue

Barbara Daly for Revlon: inspired by Revlon’s Seaglass colours, she changed the shape of this summer’s face – bringing the focus between the brows with Sky Violet Shiny Eye Shadow in a Jar and Plum Shine Eye Gleamer; Charcoal Plum Brush-on Mascara on the lashes. Colour carried on to the cheeks with Luminesque Plum Cream Blusher, the rest of the skin paled with Creamy Ivory Touch & Glow Face Powder. On the lips: Seaglass Copper and Seaglass Topaz. The scent? Intimate of course, to match the pure silk satin bed jacket from The White House, New Bond St. Silver grey skull-cap by Titfers; hair hidden by John of Leonard.

Model is Susan Moncur.

Photographed by Barry Lategan.

Scanned from Beauty in Vogue, Summer 1972.

Barbara Daly, brilliant freelance make-up artist, worked with Revlon new Seaglass colours to create, page 45, “for me, as a working class girl, the perfect fantasy”. She used violets and smudgy plums and feels muted colours will be round the eyes, contrasting with small neat mouths, darkly coloured.

Conjunctions of Beauty

1970s, barbara daly, belinda bellville, christa peters, Hair and make-up, Inspirational Images, Kutchinsky, Make-up, Marcel Fenez, marie helvin, Nettie Vogues, Vintage Editorials, Vogue, yardley
White paper taffeta wedding dress, frilled, ruffled, goffered, tucked. To order. White hat with ostrich and snowy veiling. Both, Bellville Sassoon. Marquise and diamond earclip, £12,580, David Morris. Two strings of pearls, £935, £1,120, Tecla. Pure hypo-allergenic make-up by Almay: Sugar Plum Colour Moist Pearl Lipstick, Fresh Parsley Superlight Eye Shadow, Fir Green Creamy Cake Eyeliner, and Night Green Mascara. Soft Peach Near Nude Foundation, Hush Peach Blusher and Translucent Powder.

To look really beautiful for your own satisfaction, and other peoples’, is one of the pleasures of living—health, dress, make-up, joie de vivre in happy conjunction with each other. Here, the most beautiful of everything, together in beauty.

Model is Marie Helvin.

Make-up by Barbara Daly.

Photographed by Christa Peters.

Scanned from Vogue, December 1971.

Edwardian blue taffeta dress, right, sashed belled sleeves, a hundred ruffles. To order, Bellville Sassoon. Gold and diamond ear-rings, £790, Kutchinsky. Ring, great pearl in diamonds, Andrew Grima, £1,500. Make-up by Yardley: Ace of Hearts Moisture Creme Lipstick. Supertint Foundation Bloom, with Mini Blusher Rose Blush. Eyes: Pink Glow, Blue Streak and Jade Delight from two palettes of Cats-Eyes, made to come alive under the ultra-violet lights in discotheques. Eyebrows brushed with Slate Soul Set Powder Eye Shadow, lashes with Charcoal Mascarade mascara.
Burgundy crepe de chine dress, opposite, deeply V-necked, gathered under the bosom and sashed with a shaped belt. Very full sleeves drawn up along the seam and tied with a bow at the elbow. By Marcel Fenez, £30. Diamond star earrings, £2,200, at Cartier. Diamond crescent, £500, and diamond and pearl crescent, £360, at Collingwood. Make-up by Barbara Daly, with Gala’s Beige Barely There Liquid oundation, Sheer Blush Sheer Finish on cheeks, and Plain Chocolate Locked-In Lipstick. Eyes: Heather Liqui Tint, Black Liqui Lash mascara, Black Eyebrow Pencil. Nails: Extra Red Little Gem Nail Colour
Diamond constellation of stars, with a new moon of diamonds, set on a sky of blue plum moire taffeta, the huge petal ruffle of a long evening dress, rising in front to hide the camisole top, falling at the back. By Nettie Vogues, £55. Set of five Victorian stars, £3,250, moon, £525, at Garrard. Hair, here and on previous pages, by Leonard.

The Six Jumps Ahead Look

1970s, crowthers, Frank Horvat, hair, Hair and make-up, Inspirational Images, Make-up, mr freedom, vanity fair
The six-jumps-ahead look (opposite) ; big Christmas talking-point for the folks and a very well-defined spell-out for the buzz (getting louder) that a lot of trendy heads will have short hair this spring. Not often this short, we guess, but when you’re a straw in the wind, you have to be visible. Now look at those eyebrows ; correction ; don’t because you can’t. Our model (Paris-based —which explains that neat little head) plucks them out every day. You don’t have to go this far— yet — but there’s no doubt whatever that brows should be thinner, paler and generally underplayed. Goodness knows what these tidings will do to Liz Taylor. Make-up ? Virtually none. Just super-clean, super-clear skin ; a little Geminesse Under Make-up moisturising tint (Apricot) which is totally transparent ; Max Factor’s Lip Gloss and a light dusting of freckles. The no-make-up look needn’t be quite this genuine; a lot of girls are achieving their version of it with foundation, gloss, blusher, powder—all of them transparent.

Top by Crowthers (although perhaps an uncredited Mr Freedom buy-in?)

Photographed by Frank Horvat.

Scanned from Vanity Fair, December 1970.

Sun Shiny & Moon Shiny

19 magazine, 1960s, Babydoll, caroline smith, Hair and make-up, Illustrations, Make-up

Illustrated by Caroline Smith.

Scanned from 19 Magazine, September 1968.