I don’t make mistakes when playing a Piano shirt

Mirroring the I don’t make mistakes when playing a Piano shirt and by the same token and final looks of the collection, in which embellished floral prints, textured metallics, and leather patchworks found their way onto a long trench coat and asymmetrical dresses, the hair and makeup was a stirring combination of shimmer and color. After hair was saturated in water and gel, d’Ys slicked it down to the head with lengths left loose for a fresh-out-of-the-water effect. Once each mane was lacquered, the hairstylist and his team administered haphazard washes of paint and metallic glitter onto the roots of the hair, down the hairline, and eventually onto the face, concentrating the iridescent flecks and swirls of pigment on the forehead, down the bridge of the nose, and along the eye sockets, cheeks, and lips. The finishing touch? Gold foiled fingertips dangling loose at the hips, or clasping the handles of oversized Victorian carpet handbags.

I don’t make mistakes when playing a Piano shirt, hoodie, tank top, sweater and long sleeve t-shirt

A hyper-conceptual take on collage from head to toe, Dy’s’s abstract, above-neck vision made for a truly dazzling moment as each girl walked out; model and muse Jess Maybury’s face and waist-grazing lengths shimmering in icy blue and silver hues, while Sophie Martynova “became a real mermaid” rinsed in glittering gold. Pure magic!