Face Chart Designs - Catwalk

Here are my final two designs for my Catwalk Looks. I have taken influence from the Spring/Summer 2016 trends and have tried to incorporate these into the styles of the brand, Givenchy. As Givenchy has quite a dark, gothic feel to their looks, my first face chart consists of a flawless base, pale, over-glossed lips, bleached brows and clumpy, thick, long lashes. I want this look to be slightly 'fallen-angel', to keep in touch with Givenchy's darkness, but also the Spring/Summer Trends. I particularly am looking forward to creating the over-clumpy lashes, as I feel this will be very effective for the look. I am looking to pair this look with a top made from strings of pearls, and shoot this look as if she were to be ready to walk the runway. I would like to play around with the style of photography for this look. I need to now create a hair chart to show how the hair will be styled for this look. I think I would ideally like to use pearl/grey hairspray, and comb the hair either backwards and be left down, or to compliment the shape of the face by creating a centre parting, and putting the hair into a low, sleek ponytail. 

Here is my second face chart, for the 'night' look. Here I have taken influence from Givenchy's own Spring/Summer Look 2016, as I have used pearls to decorate the facial features, such as the brows, lips and eyes. I would like to use very fine lace to accentuate the curves of the cheekbones, and the bottom lip. I wanted my design to be original and not too similar to that of Givenchy's, hence why I have decided to decorate the facial features rather than cover the whole face completely. I would like the makeup underneath to be natural, with little base makeup, but dewy - I would use strobe cream for this, and cover any blemishes using my concealer palette. I want the lashes to be white, and little colour on the lips. To complement this look, I want to transform the top into more of a turtle-neck piece, using just the string of pearls to create this. I have not yet created my hair chart, however, for this look I am interested in using soft braiding to mimic the soft patterns of the lace.