Macdonald created a collection of barely there dresses and swimsuits.  

Macdonald’s high shine show exploded with sparkle and color.

The designer juxtaposed his signature glamorous body-con gowns with looks inspired by the flora and fauna of the Amazon rainforest.

The designer said he was inspired by “modern society, where technology rules the world…it’s about being yourself and living a modern life.”

Fashion — and flesh — competed for attention with the latter often winning in the form of bottom-grazing dresses.

The show was unadulterated Macdonald – costume-y and flesh-flashing with lots of high shine.

Julien’s muse this season was a cross between Carine Roitfeld and Kate Moss – undone dishevelled and cool.

Inspired by a recent trip to Bali, Julien Macdonald’s show was filled with tropical colors and the designer’s flesh-flashing silhouettes.

Val Garland’s makeup look for Julien Macdonald took its cue from Nineties supermodels as lensed by Peter Lindbergh – all matt black eyes and super glossy skin.

This racy collection — with the scent of a dominatrix — won’t be on the Queen’s Christmas list anytime soon.

Val Garland dubbed the makeup look at Julien Macdonald “Berlin boudoir” with its focus on glossy, claret lips.

Abbey Clancy talks fast fashion at Royal Opera House.

The designer dialed down the eye-searing sparkle of past collections and ramped up the romantic mood with dresses covered in embroidered tulle.

“Glamorous, beautiful makeup,” for the Julien Macdonald Spring show.

Glossy color on eyes and lips anchored the makeup by Val Garland.