This multidisciplinary hair artist created hand-painted wigs for Moschino's Picasso-inspired SS20 show:
). A master of many trades including painting, sculpting, and drawing, it was the dexterity of the former that was on display this evening as Moschino’s parade of bombshells—including Bella and Gigi Hadid, Kaia Gerber, Imaan Hammam, and Adut Aketch—came down the runway.
“Muses inspire artists and artists inspire the world,” read the show notes of designer Jeremy Scott, who was inspired by a modern painter you might have heard of, named Pablo Picasso. “We’re completely in the world of Picasso,” said d'Ys, dipping a brush into his wooden paint palette as the Habanera from Georges Bizet'splayed inside the hallowed halls of the Palazzo del Ghiaccio. “I’m a painter, I’m an artist, and I knew I was the right person to do this.
Offsetting the shocks of pigment, makeup artist Kabuki sought to "evoke Picasso, but in a minimalistic way," by saturating the lips in MAC’s Retro Matte Liquid Lipcolor in cult red shade , and tracing on black negative space liner in thin extended wings. Imbuing perennial classics with painterly accents, the Picasso beauty equation brought an imaginative, all-encompassing surrealism to Milan.
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