| 词条 | Pat McGrath (make-up artist) |
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| name = Pat McGrath | image = | caption = | birth_name = | birth_date = | birth_place = | nationality = British | occupation = Make-up artist | website = }}Pat McGrath MBE [1][2] is a British make-up artist. She has been called the most influential make-up artist in the world by Vogue magazine and other commentators.[3][4][5] Early lifeMcGrath has no formal training in fashion or make-up, having completed only an art foundation course at a Northampton college.[3] Of her career, she has said, "I really love being a makeup artist. It never gets mundane or predictable and every shoot and show is different."[6] In the 80's, McGrath moved to London and became involved with designers such as Alexander McQueen and John Galliano.[7] CareerIn 2017, McGrath won the Isabella Blow Award for Fashion Creator at the Fashion Awards, a British Fashion Council Event.[8] In 2018, six leading stars, including Saoirse Ronan, Naomie Harris and Sara Sampaio wore Pat McGrath Labs make up to the Fashion Awards.[9] ArtistryAccording to Vogue (2007), Pat McGrath is known for her unique, adventurous, and innovative make-up techniques which include using her hands as opposed to brushes.[10] She has a talent for using bold hues and material experimentation ranging from feathers to ornaments.[11] McGrath is limitless, a mindset that enables her boundless creativity and diverse range of looks.[11] Her art lies within the reinvention of makeup and experimentation.[12] She has created trends ranging from thick eyebrows to coloured lashes, making a statement out of every face.[12] Her innovative and intuitive outlook to life help create the vibrant and legendary looks we see throughout numerous catwalks and fashion shows.[12] InspirationMcGrath draws inspiration for many sources, using materials such as feathers, gold leaf, and leather.[13] McGrath told Vogue in 2008, "I'm influenced a lot by the fabrics I see, the colours that are in the collections and the girl's faces. It's always a challenge but that's the key – to make it different every time."[10] Her inspiration started with her mother, particularly her love for fashion, film and costumes:[14]"Everything that she was obsessed with, I became obsessed with."[12] McGrath's mother encouraged her stating "It will be a problem for you if you don't love what you do. So make sure!"[12] Growing up in London, McGrath and her mother used to go makeup shopping when she was six years old.[14] Fashion became a huge inspiration for McGrath, stimulating her creative approach.[14] McGrath also looks to models that bring her personal inspiration.[13] McGrath says, "They are their own women, representing a mix of ethnicities, sizes, and backgrounds, they allow me to experiment and create the looks I dream of in my head."[13] She considers models Naomi Campbell, Hailey Baldwin, Paloma Elsesser, Jasmine Sanders, Mallory Merk and Ruby Aldridge as her muses.[13] She says of Campbell, "We've worked together since the mid-1990s, and she inspires me in ways I've never imagined. There is no one like Naomi."[13] McGrath calls Paloma Elsesser's face "the ultimate canvas",[13] for her hypnotic complexion that "guides a makeup artist's touch." [13] Much of McGrath's inspiration derives from making the natural skin salient.[15] This can be seen in her own makeup line, which focuses on luminous skin.[15] McGrath says, "Flawless, luminous skin has always been a constant in my work. For years I've been using a custom mix of products to achieve different levels of luminosity from fresh baby skin to a supercharged power-glow."[15] The sequin packaging of her makeup line also derives from McGrath's inspiration of sequins, a reoccurring element in many of her looks.[15] The most important element of McGrath's inspiration stems from unique individuality and beauty, breaking away from traditional standards.[15] McGrath values beauty beyond superficiality, looking at the story behind the person she sees.[15] On the definition of beauty, she believes that "real and true beauty comes from within. It's like an energy, because the task of bringing out beauty—and at times creating it—really is like a puzzle. Often in my work, the approach to beauty is to seek perfection, yet sometimes beauty is imperfect or quite raw."[15] On 01/04/2019, a small business owner by the name of Carrie Gray, filed a lawsuit against Pat McGrath and Sephora over the award winning products bearing the name Skin Fetish [16]. Gray, who is a Social Worker and U.S. Veteran, trademarked "Skin Fetish" and started selling Skin Fetish facial masks in September, 2015 while Pat McGrath launched 2 products around the same time named Gold 001, October, 2015 and Phantom 002, December, 2015[12]. McGrath was projected to release a full line in late 2016 but launched Skin Fetish 003 April, 2016. According to Gray, while McGrath got an investor that put 60 million into her business after Skin Fetish 003, Gray was bullied with threats of being sued by McGraths million dollar legal team since 2016 according to the lawsuit[17]. References1. ^Pat McGrath at Voguepedia.com 2. ^Pat McGrath Biography at i-donline.com 3. ^1 Mower, Sarah. "Pat, Inc." Vogue (September 2007): p. 794. 4. ^"McGrath, Pat." i-Dmagazine.com. 5. ^http://mod-tv.com/news/2006/01/makeup-artist-pat-mcgrath.html 6. ^Pat McGrath Profile 7. ^Linda Wells. "Pat McGrath Is the Most in-Demand Makeup Artist in the World", The Cut, 16 August 2016. Retrieved 26 April 2017. . 8. ^{{cite web|url=https://www.vogue.co.uk/article/bfa-pat-mcgrath-wins-isabella-blow-award-for-creativity|title=The Fashion Awards: Pat McGrath Wins Isabella Blow Award For Fashion Creator|accessdate=1 December 2017|publisher=Vogue}} 9. ^{{cite web|url= https://www.vogue.co.uk/gallery/pat-mcgrath-labs-at-the-fashion-awards|title=6 Stars Who Wore Pat McGrath Labs At The Fashion Awards|accessdate=11 December 2018|publisher=Vogue}} 10. ^1 Mower, "Pat, Inc." Vogue (September 2007): p. 798. 11. ^1 "Business of Fashion." 12. ^1 2 3 4 5 Leive, Cindi, "Makeup Artist and Beauty Mogul Pat McGrath Shares the Secret of Her Success", Glamour, 11 April 2016. Retrieved 26 April 2017. 13. ^1 2 3 4 5 6 Emma Summerton, "6 Model Muses That Have Inspired Makeup Artist Pat McGrath", Allure Magazine (2017). 14. ^1 2 Ying Chu, "Makeup Artist Pat McGrath Talks Inspiration, Favorite Products, and What She Really Thinks About Nail Art", Glamour (2013). 15. ^1 2 3 4 5 6 Jade Taylor, "Makeup Artist Pat McGrath Talks Beauty Icons And Her Highlighter Kit," Nylon Magazine (2016). 16. ^[https://dockets.justia.com/docket/california/cacdce/2:2019cv00091/733120/U.S. Federal Court/Gray v McGrath] 17. ^[https://dockets.justia.com/docket/california/cacdce/2:2019cv00091/733120/U.S. Federal Court/Gray v McGrath] External links{{Authority control}}{{DEFAULTSORT:McGrath, Pat}} 6 : 1970 births|Living people|British make-up artists|English people of Jamaican descent|People from Northampton|Members of the Order of the British Empire |
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