4 standout beauty trends from London Fashion Week spring 2020

By Sarah Parsons | Published: 20-Sep-2019
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The highlight of the fashion calendar, LFW saw many bold and romantic looks hit the runway

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Beauty dominated the runway this year, thanks to Victoria Beckham launching her highly anticipated brand and iconic make-up artists reminding the industry that beauty is about experimentation and more than an Instagram filter.

From neon glitter to Sunday bed-hair, Cosmetics Business highlights

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  • NARS Cosmetics
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  • British Fashion Council
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