Heads up on make-up

Alice Kastrup-Moller @ IMG (Paris)



Behati Prinsloo @ Storm (London)

It's not the first time we do a full feature on Yasmin Heinz, make-up artist  having a very strong influence on Tush (she also did the latest cover with Toni Garrn plus a male model editorial in this issue) and new stories are always an opportunity to make a little update. Just like with our beloved photographers and... models, after all. Focusing on two of the editorials she worked on, here is the way Yasmin strikes back. Again. First with Alice Kastrup-Moller, IMG Paris' tiny queenie that turned out to be a must-see in many editorials with various stylings from Eric Guillemain's very natural style to Armin Morbach's much more colorful visions in Tush.
Then Behati's story by Felix Lammers, one of Yasmin's favorite "partners in crime". And the crime this time was quite delightful. It's not very often that we write something on Behati as she's neither a new face nor one of our all-time favorite but it happened a few times already. Let's say she's pretty surprising and often waiting for you around the corner, where and how you don't expect to see her. We remember well an editorial from an issue of Numéro and this new story in Tush is in the same vibe. The natural Behati. The one we like. Seems that it needs a magical team to make this come true. Credit to Felix and Yasmin for capturing Ms. Prinsloo the very right way.