VOGUE!!️ —— A Men’s Makeup History Lesson With Darian Darling and Jake Wesley Rogers —— Peacocking Punks. “Heavily inspired by the glam rockers from a decade prior, the New Romantics (also referred to as ‘Peacock Punks’) and Blitz Kids splintered from the aggressive punk scene and took fashion cues from 18th century dandies,” says Darling of the ’80s subculture. Paying tribute to makeup artist Richard Sharah, she gave Rogers pale skin, vivid multi-color blush, abstract eyeliner shapes, and high-gloss, jet-black inverted heart lips. “It was excessive, more is more! Like let’s just go for it with big hair and pounds of makeup. It was like war paint," she says. Tap the link in our bio to see more from the history of men's makeup. Director @lilmami_lani Fashion Editors @chloeandchenelle Director of Photography @forest.erwin Editor @loganhursh Hair @allieellishair Makeup @moidariandarling Nail Artist @britneytokyo Set Design @nicholasdesjardins —— https://www.vogue.com/article/a-trip-through-mens-makeup-history-with-darian-darling-and-jake-wesley-rogers