Diane Kendal - Makeup Artist

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BUBBLICIOUS
W SEPTEMBER 2006
MODEL: NATALIA VODIANOVA
HAIR: ORLANDO PITA
MAKE-UP: DIANE KENDAL
PHOTOGRAPHER: CRAIG MCDEAN
FASHION EDITOR: ALEX WHITE




Luxx scan

 

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Cover + "V Daria"
V Magazine July/August 2005
Ph. Bruce Weber
Hair: Didier Malige
Make-up: Diane Kendal
Fashion Editor: Joe McKenna
source: daria.flirtatious.org




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Another Magazine Spring/Summer 2008
Photographer: Craig McDean
Model: Uma Thurman
Stylist: Tabitha Simmons
Hair: Sam McKnight
Makeup: Diane Kendal
Source(s anothermag



MMA scans


Posted by Pedro

 

[VogueGirl8910]

US Vogue June 2012
"Get Your Kicks"
Model: Arizona Muse
Photographer: Craig McDean
Stylist: Tabitha Simmons
Hair: Malcolm Edwards
Makeup: Diane Kendal


streeters

 

[Melancholybaby]

W June 2012
City Slickers
Photographer: Craig McDean
Stylist: Marie-Amélie Sauvé
Models: Othilia Simon, Marique Schimmel, Marte van Haaster, Laura Kampman & Maria Bradley
Make-Up: Diane Kendal
Hair: Eugene Souleiman


wmagazine.com

 

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WTF?!? i'm appalled by the rampant misspelling of her last name. even vogue.it.com is guilty:

The lovely Diane Kendall, master makeup artist

source: models.com


a rare, full length shot:

source:twylah.com/Allure_magazine/tweets/

 

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"Our Girl in Havana"
Allure April 1997
Photographer: Drew Jarett
Fashion Editor: Ricky Vider Rivers
Hair: James Brown
Makeup: Diane Kendal
Model: Kate Moss
source: supermodelstars



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"The Time of Blooming"
Harper's Bazaar Russia May 1998
Photographer : Patrick Demarchelier
Stylist : Brana Wolf
Hair : Guido
Make Up : Diane Kendal
Models : Erin O'Connor and Maggie Rizer
source: Neyasnii Shepot scans

 

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Roberto Cavalli
VOGUE Paris September 2004
Photographer: David Sims
Model: Natalia Vodianova
Styling: Karl Templer
Hair: Guido
Make-up: Diane Kendal
source: natalia-v.net


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[Melancholybaby]

US Vogue July 2012
The New Normal
Photographer: David Sims
Stylist: Grace Coddington
Model: Kati Nescher
Make-Up: Diane Kendal
Hair: Guido Palau


fashionscansremastered.net via hexagon sun

 

[Melancholybaby]

W July 2012
Double Edge
Photographer: Craig McDean
Stylist: Marie-Amélie Sauvé
Models: Julia Nobis, Kremi Otashliyska & Maria Bradleyir
Hair: Malcolm Edwards
Make-up: Diane Kendal




streeters.com via pellucid

 

[justaguy]

US Vogue September 1998
Celtic Chic Pt.1
Photo Mario Testino Editor Grace Coddington Model Angela Lindvall
Hair Orlando Pita Makeup Diane Kendal

 

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Celtic Chic Pt.2



Scanned by me

 

[VogueGirl8910]

Vogue Paris December 1997/January 1998
"Karl Lagerfeld: Met en scene Oskar Schlemmer"
Model: Karen Elson
Photographer: Karl Lagerfeld
Stylist: Marcus von Ackermann
Hair: Serge Normant
Makeup: Diane Kendal



Scanned by Mojopin

 

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^ thanks bb, that's just out of this world fantastic! wish karl would shoot more in the vein of these whimsical, conceptual editorials.

 

[VogueGirl8910]

^You're welcome.

US Vogue September 2012
"Her Brilliant Career"
Model: Karlie Kloss
Photographer: David Sims
Stylist: Grace Coddington
Hair: Guido Palau
Makeup: Diane Kendal


fashionscansremastered via Dea1983

 

[Melancholybaby]

Interview September 2012
The Shape of Things to Come
Photographer: Craig McDean
Stylist: Karl Templer
Model: Meghan Collison
Make-Up: Diane Kendal
Hair: Esther Langham


glossynewsstand tumblr via hexagon sun

 

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Jason Wu S/S 2013
Makeup: Diane Kendal
Hair: Odile Gilbert

Carolyn Murphy—And The Five-Step Red Lip—Backstage At Jason Wu
September 8, 2012

There was no mistaking Jason Wu’s intentions backstage for Spring, where models like Ming Xi, Cara Delevingne and Karlie Kloss were letting their nails and toes dry with two glistening black coats of OPI Suzi Skis in the Pyrenees, lips a perfect shade of cherry red, hair slicked into a masculine/feminine quiff. “It’s Helmut Newton,” hairstylist Odile Gilbert confirmed of the “expensive, elegant, but not vulgar” updos Wu asked her to create for the occasion. It would make sense, then, that the designer would get one of the famed photographer’s regular subjects to open his show.

“She’s special,” Gilbert joked as she tended to supermodel Carolyn Murphy’s blonder-than-usual strands. (”I’ve been surfing,” the Montauk regular confirmed of her freshly sunlit locks.) Prepping hair with Kérastase Elixir Ultime to impart a smooth texture while treating damage, Gilbert created a deep side part, slicking one side back and weaving what she called an “African braid” up the back with the bulk of the lengths, keeping her plait very close to the scalp. The other side offered up a feminine contrast to the masculine severity via a single glossy wave, which Gilbert secured with a halo of Kérastase Double-Force Hairspray. “The shine makes it modern,” she surmised of the finished product.

Makeup artist Diane Kendal continued the Helmut homage with a really strong crimson mouth and equally fierce brows. Starting with a freshly cleansed complexion courtesy of a steamed mask of Sunday Riley Good Genes treatment mixed with its Ceramic Slip cleanser plus a massage of Riley’s hydrating Juno Serum, Kendal created “fresh, dewy” skin that was deliberately contoured—a staple of Newton’s many nineties-era muses. Dusting MAC Sculpt & Shape powder in Taupe beneath cheekbones, Kendal dotted the apples with its Blush in Poised, adding highlights with MAC Iridescent Powder in Silver Dusk on top. Eyes were treated to a similar dose of Sculpt & Shape Powder in Taupe through the crease, which Kendal applied after a wash of its Pigment in Golden Yellow. An elongated stroke of black crème liner on the top lash line added definition to multiple swipes of MAC Haute and Naughty Mascara in Too Black before brows were beefed up to “boyish” proportions.

As for that lip, it was a work in process with not one, not two, but five different steps. Kendal coated the entire pout with MAC Lip Pencil in Cherry, using its Lip Pencil in Vino, a darker wine stain, just around the outline. Then came a dose of MAC Lipstick in Lady at Play, a pink hue, which she topped with its Lipmix in Process Magenta, only in the center, and a sprinkling of its Pigment in Neo-Orange. Do try this at home.

Source: stylebistro.com, style.com

Her work at Jason Wu is always astonishing.

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Alexander Wang S/S 2013
Makeup: Diane Kendal
Hair: Guido Palau

Backstage At Alexander Wang, The Future Is Bright
September 9, 2012

The supermodel surprise that caused more than a few oohs and ahs backstage at Alexander Wang last season was notably missing for Spring, save for a catwalk cameo from Erin Wasson. But there was still plenty of shock value in the catacombs of Pier 94. Following the Kristen Stewart affair scandal that dragged her name through the international tabloids, Liberty Ross was getting ready for the runway; then there were those strips of scalp tape.

“It’s severe and simple-looking,” Guido Palau suggested of the pieces of black—and, in some cases, glow-in-the-dark white—electrical adhesive he stuck to slicked-down middle parts. “It looks more futuristic and takes [the style] to another level so it’s not too simple,” he continued of the accessory he added to a classically placed low ponytail that he prepped with Redken Satinwear 02 Ultimate Blow Dry Lotion, adding a slight bend to the lengths with Sultra’s The Bombshell oval curling iron. Enhancing the modern, otherworldly feel were fingers painted with two coats of Dune, the neutral beige that is part of Wang’s latest collaboration with Sally Hansen (which also includes White Out, a sheer alabaster), and about ten sets of bleached brows, purposely lightened by L’Atelier de Laurie’s Laurie Foley, and modeled by the show’s blond closers including Iselin Steiro, Magdalena Frackowiak, and Daria Strokous.

The makeup was “bold, strong, and sexy”—words we imagine Diane Kendal has all but memorized after seven-plus seasons of building up Wang’s signature “boyish” brows and not much else. Her focus was on arches again this season. Using NARS Eyeshadow in Blondie or Bali to create depth and thickness after treating complexions to a slathering of NARSskin Optimal Brightening Concentrate and a light coat of its Sheer Glow Foundation, Kendal dusted the high points of models’ faces with its new-for-Spring Light Reflecting Setting Powder. Simulating a slight flush with NARS Blush in Zen, she continued, contouring lids with its Cream Eyeshadow in Cayenne, a rich milk chocolate. Then Kendal did something that is gaining popularity for Spring: She skipped the mascara altogether, because glossy black lashes “make you look more pedestrian and normal,” she said. And the intrigue mounts.

Source: style.com
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Victoria Beckham S/S 2013
Makeup: Diane Kendal
Hair: Guido Palau

David, Harper, And “Strong, Simple” Beauty Backstage At Victoria Beckham
September 10, 2012

Part of the fun of being backstage at a Victoria Beckham show is that it’s a family affair. Since the birth of her daughter two years ago, it’s become common practice for Beckham’s soccer star husband to emerge pre-presentation, Harper on his hip. The other thrill is to see the hair and makeup.

Beauty for Beckham is an evolution, much like her clothing design; “she’s still figuring out [that] side,” Guido Palau said, pointing out that she likes a strong look but wants to keep it simple—which is why Diane Kendal’s original orange lip was scrapped at the last minute for Spring’s early preference for the subtle and subdued. In its place were “contours” and “highlights,” two familiar words in New York this week, which Kendal created using a series of Maybelline New York Expert Wear Eyeshadows in Made for Mocha and Nutmeg, powder pigments that carved out the hollows of cheeks and the sockets of eyes with a bit more definition than you’d get from a cream product. Its Eye Studio Color Tattoo Eyeshadow in Too Cool, a creamy silver shimmer, provided a luminescent shine to cheekbones, brow ridges, and the bridge of the nose.

Palau’s look started out “unreferenced” and stayed that way. Operating under the guise that “something just feels right about minimal hair right now” and without a specific era or individual from which to cull inspiration, he went with a dual-textured middle part that was prepped with Redken Guts 10 Volume Spray Foam Mousse to provide a grip to the hair, which was rough-dried with its Powder Refresh 01 Aerosol Hair Powder Dry Shampoo in back and given long, purposeful flyaways. “The hairlines have got to be perfect,” Palau instructed his team as he smoothed down front sections with its Shine Flash 02 Glistening Mist—the better to wear those perfectly crisp, buttoned-up-to-there collared shirts, we imagine.

Source: stylebistro.com, style.com​