Natasha Poly

[khyrk]

She slayed both looks!



She was co-Chair of the Whitney Art Party.

 

[lakomka]

I believe that her #NPolyMakeUp will transform into real beauty line. She really push it and all her recent beauty publicity lead to this idea.

 

[Valentine27]

^That's what I was thinking when I watched her last video. How awesome would that be?

 

[Blondie Jonze]

I hope it will become a real beauty line.

 

[zzzyao76]

What’s your favorite food? Stay tuned for #TheCelebrationIssue by #mertandmarcus @mertalas @macpiggott

She will be on the cover, right?

 

[zacatecas570]

Hopefully!!

 

[lalatran]

dear god! please !!! My Christmas would be complete if she has the cover!!!! Ahhhh

 

[khyrk]

omgggggg

 

[StockholmFW]

Vogue Italia December 2017: "The Celebration Issue"

Natasha Poly by Mert & Marcus.


vogue.it

 

[szonline]

No VI cover

 

[zacatecas570]

Production Credits:
Photographer: Jason Kim
Stylist: Carolina Orrico
Styling Assistants: Brunilda Culaciatti and Ary Mattiezi
Makeup Artist: Natasha Poly
Hair: Peter Gray
Manicurist: Holly Falcone

It happens like clockwork each year: The second the clock strikes 12 a.m. on December 1, we’re suddenly filled with the urge to trade our muted fall makeup hues for all things sparkly and tinsel-tinged. The art of holiday beauty is a delicate one—glitter and glamour are encouraged, but at a precise amount lest it veers into gaudy. So who better to school us on this graceful skill than a someone well-versed in the world of subtle glamour? Natasha Poly is a quintessential supermodel and has worked with every major designer and fashion magazine under the sun. To list them all would be exhausting, but a snippet includes the likes of Gucci, Prada, and Givenchy. To call her a Vogue darling would be an understatement (and not just because Russian Vogue once dedicated an entire issue to her).
Poly enchants in front of the camera and excels behind it: She’s the queen of doing her own makeup (check out the hashtag #NPolyMakeup on Instagram next time you’re in need of some inspiration). “I was bad at the beginning,” she admits. “I remember my first red carpet. I didn’t want to pay a makeup artist, and at the time it wasn’t such a thing to hire one. You just did everything yourself.”
After a few mistakes including an all-too-relatable too-light foundation mishap, Poly found her stride at Cannes. “There were so many events and red carpets I had to go to that I just started doing my makeup myself and suddenly was like Oh my god, I’m actually good!” The crowning moment that forever established her makeup prowess? When legendary makeup artist Pat McGrath bestowed her with a blessing “It was the Met Gala, and I did a brownish cat eye with a gold shimmer and natural lips,” she says. “I met Pat at one of the after parties, and she was like, ‘Come here!’ She grabbed my hand and was like, ‘Let me see! Did you do your makeup yourself? You did such a good job and you are very good.’ That’s when I was like, okay I’ve gotten her blessing.”
We invited Poly to the Byrdie studio and presented her with a challenge: to create three festive, show-stopping makeup looks to last us through holiday party season and beyond. Spoiler: She blew us all away. Scroll through and have a look yourself.

byrdie.com

 

[anaa lpz]

 

[Valentine27]

^Flawless
This makeup looks gorgeous on her. Inspiring.

 

[russianelf]

Ordered this yesterday

 

[zacatecas570]

I love this kind of videos, where she talks about her career.

 

[vogue28]

^Me too, it's such a rarity with Natasha nowadays and I thoroughly enjoyed this particular interview! I was amazed Tom Ford was the person she felt the most starstruck by (considering everyone else she's worked with). I expected the achievement of the two consecutive Vogue Paris covers to come about and I can vividly remember Natasha during PFW (circa 2006) wearing those snakeskin Chanel boots.

Russianelf, how is the magazine dedicated to Natasha? I've yet to order... was waiting for more information to come about.

 

[vogue28]

Bump!

Our fav has at least the one shot in the February issue of Vogue Paris, shot by David Sims:



Fingers crossed for several more!

 

[russianelf]

Russianelf, how is the magazine dedicated to Natasha? I've yet to order... was waiting for more information to come about.

I missed this message, sorry! It's at my friend's place in London so I didn't have a chance to see it yet. But judging from the previews online it's a very raw and stripped down shoot, nothing glamorous - but Natasha is beautiful as ever!

 

[Valentine27]

^I read on Bellazon from someone who ordered it that it looks more like a journal and not an actual hard book. It's 24 pages and A5 size. Here's the link if you want to read the comment : https://www.bellazon.com/main/topic/600-natasha-poly/?do=findComment&comment=4507485

 

[russianelf]

^I read on Bellazon from someone who ordered it that it looks more like a journal and not an actual hard book. It's 24 pages and A5 size. Here's the link if you want to read the comment : https://www.bellazon.com/main/topic/600-natasha-poly/?do=findComment&comment=4507485

Ah, Sanja probably has everything Natasha related. Damn, I'm disappointed. Glad i didn't pay 20 euros for shipping but like what's the point of this? Vogues print their supplements on better paper than this exclusive...