The makeup team spent about five hours creating the singer’s look.
27-year-old American rapper and singer Amala Ratna Zandile Dlamini, better known as Doja Cat, appeared at the fashion show of the new Schiaparelli collection, all covered and painted with Swarovski crystals, at the Fashion House in Paris. red.
If she made headlines at a similar show in September last year, completely covering herself in gold paint, this time the singer looked even more impressive. Make-up artist Pat McGrath, who created the beauty for the show, spent four hours and fifty-eight minutes creating Doji’s look. McGrath and her team adorned the singer with crimson Swarovski crystals, giving her a “shimmering, sparkling and provocative look.”
“It was a pleasure working with the gorgeous @DojaCat and the gorgeous @DanielRoseberry on the ‘Doja’s Inferno’ look for @Schiaparelli’s Haute Couture FW23 collection. Doja’s incredible patience during the 4 hours 58 minutes it took to create #TeamPatMcGrath was over 30,000 hands. A look inspired by the applied @swarovski crystal. The final product is a magical, captivating masterpiece of radiant shine,” the makeup artist wrote.
The artist’s image was complemented by a red satin bodice, a skirt decorated with large beads, red high-heeled boots and massive accessories of the same color. Patte threw in a steal to fit the ensemble. The appearance of the Doji Cat blurred the lines between real meat and sculptural works of art.
Daniel Roseberry’s new collection was shown on the runway by supermodels such as Shalom Harlow, Irina Shayk and Naomi Campbell. Schiaparelli’s creative director drew inspiration from Dante’s “Hell” to create it.
“This collection is my homage to the doubt,” the designer said.
Previously Focus She wrote that Kylie Jenner came to the show in a dress embellished with a huge lion’s head.
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