London Fashion Week AW 2018: 7 beauty brand highlights

By Sarah Parsons | Published: 19-Feb-2018
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Make-up artists and beauty brands are working with designers to support their inspiration this LFW

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As London Fashion Week draws to a close, Cosmetics Business goes behind the scenes to see which beauty brands helped designers and models to showcase their autumn/winter trends.

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  • Companies:
  • Estée Lauder Companies
  • COTY
  • Shiseido
  • Mascolo Toni and Guy
  • CND (Creative Nail Design)
  • British Fashion Council
  • Perfect Corp
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