London Fashion Week AW23 trends: Vampiric lips, lacquered waves and experiential beauty

By Amanda May | Published: 23-Feb-2023
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LFW’s runways showcased show-stopping beauty and hair trends for autumn/winter 23 which will shake up the market

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From doodle-like graphic liner to LED-inspired faux freckles and super lacquered waved fringes, London Fashion Week (LFW) AW23 served up super experiential beauty and hair looks. 

Cosmetics Business rounds up the most inspiring styles which took the LFW AW23 runways by storm and what this means for industry trends going forward. 

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