The look backstage at Narciso Rodriguez was decidedly lived-in, courtesy of Dick Page, Paul Hanlon and Deborah Lippmann.

With reggae music playing, backstage beauty at Rag & Bone certainly matched the laid-back sexy feel.

Organic with a touch of blue was the look at 3.1 Phillip Lim.

WWD went behind the scenes at the spring show.

At Derek Lam, the beauty trifecta of Tom Pecheux, Orlando Pita and Jin Soon Choi created an offbeat look.

At Edun, faces — made up by Charlotte Tilbury for MAC Cosmetics — gave off a vibe of innocence and health.

The look backstage at Prabal Gurung was organic and feminine, thanks to Diane Kendal and Paul Hanlon.

Beauty at DVF’s spring showing offered a modern take on a sexy Seventies sensibility.

It was all about a bolt of color on the eye and a wet ballerina bun backstage at Monique Lhuillier.

Diane Kendal and Guido Palau created a natural, yet individualized look at Alexander Wang.

With a collection inspired by a Moroccan voyage, the corresponding beauty look felt soft and earthy.

WWD went behind the scenes at the brand's spring 2016 show.

This season’s standouts channel the Mediterranean’s sweeping views and fertile lands.

The 59 people, products and places that will drive the beauty industry this fall.

Marta Wohrle has a unique vantage point on what women want and is now capitalizing with a growing product line.