Thom Browne’s fall collection drew inspiration from “The Little Prince,” and the otherworldly beauty looks followed suit. “There are a lot of characters in the show,” said James Pecis, the mastermind behind the hair sculptures, for Oribe.
The planet-inspired looks took inspiration from Browne’s mom — pictured in the ’50s with a slight bouffant, Pecis said — molding hair into oblong spheres and wrapping them with concentric rings. “Those rings are made of hair as well,” he said, adding that the character of the fox also took cues from retro hairstyles.
Wig wraps also took more than 48 different models, all of whom had different variations. “We used a lot of Superfine Hairspray and some gel,” Pecis said. “They have different headpieces that go around their heads.”who, representing MAC Cosmetics, printed stars and metallic accents on models’ faces. Some of the characters, namely the snake and the elephant, had more personalized and dramatic eye makeup sweeping up to the hairline.
“Especially in New York for the shows, everyone always asks, ‘How does this translate to the woman on the street?’ And it doesn’t, it totally doesn’t,” Pecis said. “But it’s fun. From what I’ve seen from the shows, there are a lot of
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