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i-D Magazine Jan/Feb 2000
"Brother Wolf and Sister Moon"
Photographed by Willy Vanderperre
Styled by Oliver Rizzo
Hair by Peter Philips
Makeup by Peter Philips
Models: ???





my scans

[Cupcakequeen1986]

There's a really nice interview with him on British Vogue where he talks about working with Karl Lagerfeld etc.

You can read it here: http://www.vogue.co.uk/beauty/beauty...chanel-make-up

[Nani]

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Backstage at Dries Van Noten



unnouveauideal

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Acne Paper #13 Spring 2012
'CIRCUS MAXIMUS'
Ph: Julia Hetta
Styling: Mattias Karlsson
Make-up: Peter Phillips







acnepaper.com

[ellastica]

Editorial: "GB.B."
W magazine March 2003
Photographers: Inez van Lamsweerde & Vinoodh Matadin
Model: Gisele Bündchen
Stylist: Alex White
Make-up: Peter Philips
Hair: Kevin Ryan
Source: GUGA/MODA scans




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[Maudelle]

Credits
Chanel
July 2012

Photographer:
Karl Lagerfeld
Models:
Alice Dellal, Cora Emmanuel, Kati Nescher, Lindsey Wixson, Saskia de Brauw, Stella Tennant
Stylist:
Carine Roitfeld
Makeup:
Peter Philips





sammcknight.com

[Melancholybaby]

Vogue UK September 2012
New Noir
Photographer: Craig McDean
Model: Suvi Koponen
Stylist: Jane How
Hair: Malcolm Edwards
Make-Up: Peter Philips
Nails: Sophy Robson
Set Design: Andy Hillman


vogue.co.uk via Mat Cyruss

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Quote:

SEOUL CALIBER AS SOUTH KOREA’S MOST SOCIAL CELEBRITY, SIWON CHOI IS ACCUSTOMED TO ATTENTION. NOW THE ACTOR, MODEL, SINGER, AND CROWN PRINCE OF K-POP MEETS HIS MATCH: The Lens of Karl Lagerfeld FASHION MICHAELA DOSAMANTES HAIR SAM MCKNIGHT GROOMING PETER PHILIPS MANICURE ANNY ERRANDONEA

vman.com

[Melancholybaby]

W September 2012
Super Linda
Photographer: Steven Klein
Stylist: Edward Enninful
Model: Linda Evangelista
Make-Up: Peter Philips
Hair: Julien d’Ys


wmagazine.com via Marc10

[Melancholybaby]

same source

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[tentalicious]

Vogue Italia September 2012

Quote:

BEAUTY Patricia van der Vliet by Richard Burbridge Editor: Robbie Spencer Hair: James Pecis Make-up: Peter Philips

[vogue.it]

[flyme2themoon]

Fendi S/S 2013
Makeup: Peter Philips
Hair: Sam McKnight

Quote:

Cut-And-Paste Makeup And “Aerodynamic” Hair, Backstage at Fendi September 22, 2012 Peter Philips likes to think outside the box. The makeup artist known for his way around a perfect complexion and a gorgeous rose-petal pink or red lip is just as often referenced for mixing makeup mediums—an embroidered eyelash here, a precious gemstone brow there. Blame it on his art school education. At Fendi, it was the latter inclination that, er, stuck. “The idea was to use colors from the collection, and the best way to do that is to use the actual collection,” Philips said as he glued pre-cut fabric strips onto models’ lower eyelids. “It was a bathing suit,” Philips explained of the neoprene swatches in peach, teal, royal blue, neon orange, tan, and yellow that he placed beneath the lash line in a three-part system: “There is black on the bottom, pointed outward,” he elaborated, followed by a color strip in the middle, and a shorter, brighter piece on the inner corner. “After rehearsal, I noticed the blue really worked,” Philips said of why most models ended up with the same royal blue center. Otherwise, faces were left bare to appear “more young and playful” and less “theatrical”—a directive that came right from Karl Lagerfeld, who dropped by to pay his respects. (”I didn’t want to interrupt you; I just wanted to say hello,” the designer said to Philips in passing). Never one to miss a nail opportunity, Philips added to the season’s neutral polish palette with a nude-salmon varnish, the result of Chanel Le Vernis Nail Lacquer in Ming, a warm, shimmering pink, mixed with white and a few drops of its Mimosa, a sunny yellow. The same pastel colors could be spotted in a range of embellished headbands that Lagerfeld made for the show to accessorize Sam McKnight’s “sharp, aerodynamic” updos. “It’s not soaking-wet,” McKnight explained of what he ultimately deemed a “malleable, sea-wet” texture, the result of strands that had been prepped with Frederic Fekkai Marine Summer Hair Beach Waves and divided into four sections. Creating a flat bun in the back to remove excess weight, McKnight folded hair over from one side followed by the other, which was twisted and pinned down. Having left the top section free, McKnight ultimately rolled that backward, attaching it to the finished coif. “There’s about 40 pins in each girl,” he estimated, “so we’re not advising them to go to the airport anytime soon.” Zing!

Source: stylebistro.com, style.com