A Look Back at the Best Donna Karan Backstage Beauty Moments

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With her more than 30 years in the biz, we're sad to see legendary designer Donna Karan step down from her namesake brand. She is easily one of the world's most recognizable names in the industry, and we've always looked forward to the exciting beauty looks she helped dream up every season during Fashion Week. Below, we take a walk down memory lane with some of our favorite hair and makeup moments to date: At the fall 2015 show, hairstylist Eugene Souleiman complemented the sharp tailoring of the season's pieces by by mixing glossy and matte hair textures. A shellacked section of hair was not only eye-catching but framed each model's face in a surprisingly flattering way. We love the way it looks here on Kendall Jenner. For spring 2015, makeup artist Charlotte Tilbury created seriously dewy, "almost hot" skin by applying highlighter one shade lighter than the models' skin tone on their cheeks for added definition. For fall 2014, Souleiman worked his magic again by turning hair into a faux headband with slicked-down strands across the hairline and then tossing the rest into a messy bun. His secret weapon: Punky Super Gel ($21.95, shearworld.com), which he found in Japan.
With her more than 30 years in the biz, we're sad to see legendary designer Donna Karan step down from her namesake brand. She is easily one of the world's most recognizable names in the industry, and we've always looked forward to the exciting beauty looks she helped dream up every season during Fashion Week. Below, we take a walk down memory lane with some of our favorite hair and makeup moments to date: At the fall 2015 show, hairstylist Eugene Souleiman complemented the sharp tailoring of the season's pieces by by mixing glossy and matte hair textures. A shellacked section of hair was not only eye-catching but framed each model's face in a surprisingly flattering way. We love the way it looks here on Kendall Jenner. For spring 2015, makeup artist Charlotte Tilbury created seriously dewy, almost hot skin by applying highlighter one shade lighter than the models' skin tone on their cheeks for added definition. For fall 2014, Souleiman worked his magic again by turning hair into a faux headband with slicked-down strands across the hairline and then tossing the rest into a messy bun. His secret weapon: Punky Super Gel ($21.95, shearworld.com), which he found in Japan.