First-class pampering, champagne, and a feet-up break from the day’s hustle? Yes, please! Ford Artists provided this golden trio of luxuries at their bi-annual Fashion Week Beauty Suite the other day, marking the division’s fourth foray into the business of treating clients, friends of the house, and runway show attendees to salon services and covetable swag bags.
Held on consecutive evenings at Francky L’Official’s chic Madison Avenue Salon and Michael Angelo’s whimsical meatpacking outpost, Wonderland Beauty Parlor, the Suite showcased Ford Artists talent while offering hair-smoothing, cheekbone-enhancing thanks to loyal clients. Makeovers, manicures, blowouts and brow shaping were all on the menu and many guests partook of all four before heading out polished, glowing and, most of all, relaxed. Click through to see the action.
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The scene at Francky L'Official SalonPhotography: Courtesy of Ford Artists -
Lisa Heintzelman from Ford Artists Chicago (left), and Ford Artists fashion stylist Galadrial MastersonPhotography: Courtesy of Ford Artists -
Makeup Artist Brian Zaragoza consults with a clientPhotography: Courtesy of Ford Artists -
Self magazine's Elaine D'FarleyPhotography: Courtesy of Ford Artists -
Hairstylist Patrick Ferrara adds curl to a clients hairPhotography: Courtesy of Ford Artists -
Donna Fumoso tweaks makeup for Daniella Mazamuto from White House/Black Market, Chico'sPhotography: Courtesy of Ford Artists -
Required reading: Ford Artists' Beauty Suite JournalPhotography: Courtesy of Ford Artists -
Hairstylist Shannon Grey Williams works on Melissa Klein from J.CrewPhotography: Courtesy of Ford Artists -
Donna Fumoso busy at her stationPhotography: Courtesy of Ford Artists -
Angie Barton applies black liner for definitionPhotography: Courtesy of Ford Artists -
WonderlandPhotography: Courtesy of Ford Artists -
Ford Artists Say "Cheese!"Photography: Courtesy of Ford Artists
