Fashion Week is rarely a mystery these days. Back in the '90s,reporters and buyers attended VIP events with a pad and pen, ready to remove vigorous notes on what they saw. Photos weren't released until glossy magazines printed them three months later. In 2016 the Fashion Week scene looks like this: Outside of the tents, and street style stars parade around in front of flocks of photographers. Four hours before the catwalk,beauty editors arrive to win a first peek at the hair, makeup, and nail looks - which are teased on social media. Once the lights are lowered at the actual runways shows,phones and tablets are whipped out while guests share the looks in real time via Periscope, Snapchat, or Instagram,and Twitter. Privacy is a thing of the past.
Though you can easily follow along via #NYFW, nothing replaces actually being there and experiencing the tall-energy sartorial event. Since there is so much you can't see approximately backstage beauty via our smartphones, and we decided to share what it's really like to be a beauty reporter during Fashion Week. You just might be surprised by what you discover!
Source: popsugar.com