Blumarine Spring 2026 Front Row ’80s-inspired Beauty Looks

On the Blumarine spring 2026 runway in Milan on Friday, models tapped into their inner bohemian-fairy party girl personas with charcoal eyeliner smudged around their eyes, faded hues on their lips and tired waves in their hair. In the front row, attendees — conversely — took beauty cues from a decade later, time-traveling back to the 1980s with crimped hair and dark lipstick instead.

Some A-list attendees, such as music artist Stephanie Glitter and Francesca Mesiano, let their makeup do most of the talking, painting dramatic embellishments in gloomy hues on their faces. Meanwhile, DJ and model Sita Abellán evoked a matter-of-fact aesthetic, using her cobalt-colored hair to her advantage next to her wine-stained lips. Others such as Sophia Agnella Anita Stolz partnered their 1970s-gothic garments with rocker attitude in the form of messy hair and half-plucked eyebrows.

Ahead, WWD breaks down the best beauty in the front row at Blumarine spring 2026 from Glitter to Alessia Lanza.

Alessia Lanza

Lanza stepped out for the Blumarine spring 2026 show in Milan on Friday with crimped hair, faded shadow as eyeliner on top and in her waterline and a taupe-colored lipliner. Her sultry visage was created using an assortment of products by Make Up For Ever. Lanza confirmed to WWD a makeup artist from the brand helped her construct her aesthetic and a stylist from Grant Hairdresser imagined her ’80s-inpired hairstyle.

Francesca Mesiano

Mesiano colored the shape of her eyes with black eyeliner at the Blumarine spring 2025 show, filling in the whole of her eyelid and extending up toward the ends of her eyebrows at the outer corners. The bottom line of her eyeliner broke off from her waterline to touch her nasal bone. Meanwhile, her hair was trimmed in a shaggy pixie cut; the front just barely holding on to the top of her forehead. Mesiano’s Instagram is private; so, it’s not known who she worked with on her hair and makeup for the show.

Kyshan Wilson

Kyshan Wilson hid most of her face under oversize, black sunglasses at the Blumarine spring 2026 show, allowing her bold, earth-toned lip to take center stage. The actor kept her natural coil curls intact, allowing them to fall long in front of her right shoulder. WWD has contacted Wilson to confirm which makeup and hair artists she worked with on her look.

Stephanie Glitter

Glitter arrived at the Blumarine show with a burgundy gloss lip à la Morticia Addams. Glitter’s dusty shadow, fading into the lower part of the brow bone, brought out the moody hue on the lips. Meanwhile, light brown eyeliner was cast into the shadow on the eyelids under bleach blond brows. Glitter’s matching hair was pulled into a tall pompadour; only two front pieces hanging out on the sides of the face. The makeup and musical artist has yet to reveal if someone else helped formulate the extravagant hairdo.

Myss Keta

Myss Keta shielded her face under a chainmail mask and blacked-out shades at the fashion show in Milan on Friday, a signature style move for the rap artist. This subsequently brought her messy blond hair to the forefront, choppy bangs and all. Keta’s long layers fell on the sides of her face, while the back was noticeably teased and twisted with spiky pieces protruding out. Keta has not yet confirmed if someone helped her formulate the futuristic look.

Sophia Agnella Anita Stolz

Stolz proved to be a proponent of current beauty trends, donning barely there eyebrows at the Blumarine show in Milan on Friday. The cake artist and fashion model partnered the aesthetic with her trademark winged eyeliner and bronzy shadow filling her eyelids. Meanwhile, her lips were left bare and untouched as if an earlier color had faded. Stolz told WWD she did her hair and makeup herself.

Sita Abellán

Abellán didn’t need to do much when it came to her hair for the Blumarine spring 2026 show; the cobalt color already nodded to the brand. She did, however, pull her hair into two Princess Leia-inspired braided buns on the sides of her head with the back of her hair straightened and slicked up. Meanwhile, her makeup was mostly covered by dramatic shades, except for the cherry hue dressing her lips. Abellán’s team confirmed makeup artist Cristina Carpana worked on her look in collaboration with Charlotte Tilbury and hairstylist Mattia Pongolini.