There is hardly a year in the history of mankind more lonely than 2020. There has hardly been a festival in human history where thousands of people felt as united by the power of music as at Woodstock.
The Woodstock Fair of Music and Arts, as the name was given to this festival, which took place in 1969 in rural Bethel, New York, was held for three days. According to official data, it was attended by about 500,000 people, for whom The Who and Jefferson Airplane performed, Janis Joplin and Jimi Hendrix, Ravi Shankar and Joan Baez sang. This unique concentration of sounds, people and energy was filmed in 1970, Woodstock. Three Days of Peace and Music”, which received an Oscar a year later.
Crystal shirt, Moschino Couture; panties, La Perla
Before you reflections on how to "repeat" Woodstock on a single face and body and to live these emotions in self-isolation. From working tools make-up, film and music. Making the sound louder!
Cardigan, & OtherStories; necklace, Tiffany & Co; sconce, Agent Provocateur; necklace, Tiffany & Co; sneakers, Converse
Anna Merkusheva, official makeup artist Make Up Forever in Russia:
“The 1970s style gives a lot of creativity, especially in eye makeup. These are experiments with arrows, their unusual shapes and various colors. In this shoot, I used the Artist Color Pencil, Make Up For Ever. They can be applied both on the eyes and on the lips, which allowed me not to limit myself in color and use all the versatility of the palette (including red and orange shades) for eye makeup.
If you want to repeat the looks, I advise you to use either waterproof textures, or do not neglect fixing agents such as spray and transparent powder.
If you want to repeat the looks, I advise you to use either waterproof textures, or do not neglect fixing agents such as spray and transparent powder.
Although, if you like creamy textures and how grungy they roll in the crease of the eyelid, that's class, why not. This will give the make-up a boldness. And don't forget to highlight your upper and lower lashes."
Sequin Trousers, Dorothee Schumacher; top, Bodypoetry
Photo Igor Pavlov, style Maria Kolosova, makeup Anna Merkusheva, hairstyles Margarita Khanukaeva, assistant stylist Alisa Milovzorova, model Sia Vlasova.]>
