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TREND REPORT 2017


Back in February London Fashion Week took over the capital with some of our favourite designers showcasing their brand new collections for AW17. Both Artistic Colour Revolution and Morgan Taylor took centre stage and stormed the runway as the nail lacquer of choice for collections such as PPQ and Mulberry to name a few. Take a look at our trend report for AW17 and see how you can recreate the catwalk looks on your clients.


LFW LOOKS USING ARTISTIC COLOUR LOUELLA BELLE AT LONDON FASHION WEEK!


Mulberry Nails By Michelle Class


The Inspiration: Dressage, hunting, the English countryside, wallpaper florals, animal print and broken down heirloom jewellery.


Create The Look: The Mulberry Show used a variation of Artistic Colour Revolution shades including Promises, Forever and Skindalous. Apply one layer of Artistic Colour Revolution Reactive Bonder Base Coat, followed by two coats of your chosen shade. Finish off with one coat of Artistic Colour Revolution Reactive Gloss Top Coat for the ultimate long lasting finish.


PPQ Nails By Lyndsay McIntosh


The Inspiration: Labelled It’s Very Black and White, there was a display of varying manifestations of monochrome, the limited variation in hue finding its creativity in competing textures, lines and fabrics.


Create The Look: Apply one layer of Artistic Colour Revolution Reactive Bonder Base Coat, followed by two coats of Artistic Colour Revolution Swag. Finish off with one coat of Artistic Colour Revolution Reactive Gloss Top Coat for the ultimate long lasting finish.


28 | Polished Spring 2017


2017


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