When Tilda Swinton steps onto the purple carpet, she amps up our creativeness with the eclecticness of her fashion. Her arrival on the London Vogue Awards on December 5 proved as such, with the colourful canvas painted on her robe designed by dressmaker Charles Jeffrey and the sculptured mohawk masterfully structured atop her head.
Paired with a poppy purple lip stain, her mohawk was half pompadour as London-based hairstylist Declan Sheils took the lead and gave her layers an inverted blown-out look. It was fierce, artfully styled, and even made us suppose again to the golden dagger-shaped crown her character wore on the battlefield in The Chronicles of Narnia.
Swinton’s undercut was tapered and light on the sides because the strands immediately above the crown cuffed inward with nice size. The information of her hair fell inward and interlocked across the brow.
In dialog with Vogue, she defined her presence on the awards would later take the stage to current Jefferson Hack with the Particular Recognition Award for Cultural Curation. Swinton’s lip coloration, painted by make-up artist Lesley Chilkes, stood out even towards the backdrop of purple lighting on the stage.
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