How to get the FROW look

A guide to help you decode some of the recent celebrity looks all perfect for office, evenings as well as a Valentine's Day date

- Dhara Vora Sabhnani

The recently concluded Paris Haute Couture Week had some viral moments for fashion and make-up lovers. One of the most T avant-garde looks was during the Maison Margiela presentation last week, where Pat McGrath brought glass skin back in the most refined way, making the models look like porcelain dolls. While the British make-up artist hasn't revealed her tricks, several artists, enthusiasts and make-up lovers across the world have put out online videos and Reels with some probable theories.

YouTuber James Charles, for instance, made a video using Kryolan's Liquid Glass to get the look, which led to the product getting sold out on several websites. It wasn't Liquid Glass though. Many layers of a peel-off gel mask, diluted with water, seems to be the answer, as make-up artist Erin Parsons revealed in her video earlier this week.

"Pat McGrath always nails it," says Mumbai-based celebrity make-up artist Vibha Gusain. "It was one of the few high fashion looks this season." The others were subtle skin and bows in hair (and on clothes), along with sleek hairstyles, that were visible among the front-row, or FROW, attendees as well.