Vogue Runwayのインスタグラム(voguerunway) - 4月27日 06時45分

“Karl Lagerfeld: A Line of Beauty,” the latest exhibition at the @メトロポリタン美術館's Costume Institute, opens on May 5th after next week's #MetGala. The show celebrates Lagerfeld’s enduring legacy, along with the translation of his 2D renderings to their final 3D form. To create his famous sketches, Lagerfeld relied on unique mediums like Tipp-Ex Whiteout (the better to communicate volume and texture) and eye shadow, particularly from Shu Uemura’s cultish palettes. “The makeup, I don’t have any clue now when it came—many years ago,” Caroline Lebar, SVP of image and communications at Karl Lagerfeld, told Vogue. “It came as a surprise for everyone because we did not see that it was makeup. Karl was always drawing at home, so we could not know what kind of material he was using.” At the link in bio, read more on how makeup became the secret behind Lagerfeld’s now iconic sketches.

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