Walking into the Metropolitan Museum of Art on Monday, just past a swirling DNA double helix of red silk and white lace roses, guests at the 2016 Met Gala immediately encountered a head-turning homage to the "Manus x Machina" exhibition: a squad of living, breathing robots. Eighteen models were transformed by makeup artist Pat McGrath, who dipped into pots of silver shadow and painted pearlescent highlighter across cheekbones to craft an otherworldly glow. To flatter the metallic Paco Rabanne an...
Walking into the Metropolitan Museum of Art on Monday, just past a swirling DNA double helix of red silk and white lace roses, guests at the 2016 Met Gala immediately encountered a head-turning homage to the "Manus x Machina" exhibition: a squad of living, breathing robots. Eighteen models were transformed by makeup artist Pat McGrath, who dipped into pots of silver shadow and painted pearlescent highlighter across cheekbones to craft an otherworldly glow. To flatter the metallic Paco Rabanne an...
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