Behind the scenes: A Détacher Fall 2014

Never disappointing with its utterly original hair and beauty, the A Détacher show is always a Style Wylde favorite at Mercedes-Benz Fashion Week New York. Additionally, as A Détacher designer Mona Kowalska often draws on Japan and Japanese fashion for inspiration, we thought it would be the perfect transition to our upcoming moment-by-moment coverage of Mercedes-Benz Fashion Week Tokyo, from which we will begin daily updates on March 17th. And so, we saved behind the scenes at A Détacher Fall 2014 for last of our New York Beauty coverage. We hope you enjoy it as much as we did. 

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Hair at A Détacher Fall 2014 was an elaborate "wrap around" style, that created a deconstructed, naturally wind-blown look that almost felt like a modern beehive. In order to keep the hair as intended before the show, model's heads were wrapped in mesh scarfs, which they wore backstage (and which for a while we thought was the final look!)

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Makeup artist Miyako Okamoto works on a model/Image: C.Hope for Style Wylde

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image:C.Hope for Style WyldeThe beauty look, which was created by Artist/Guru Miyako Okamoto of Shiseido Japan, and featured an array of Shisiedo products including those amazing Skin Softeners we told you guys about last year, was soft and pretty, with youthful, rosy cheeks the major focal point. 

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For more from the A Détacher Fall 2014 collection check out our feature article in Fashion.