Even the eyebrows are blooming this time: the ethereal makeup from Simone Rocha’s show was created with Byredo

All those dreamy little details are just so beautiful

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Summary

  • For the Simone Rocha Spring/Summer 2027 show, the theme was “intimate and singular beauty,” with both the clothes and faces echoing embroidery and natural elements.
  • Makeup artist Thomas de Kluyver used Byredo makeup, pairing a naturally glowing base with three-dimensional beaded floral brows.
  • Staying true to the brand’s signature romantic style, this look cleverly combines sculpted floral details, softly shimmering eyes, and red lips.

Simone Rocha’s Spring/Summer 2027 show once again broke with convention, replacing the models’ eyebrows with dimensional beaded flowers. Renowned makeup artist Thomas de Kluyver used Byredo makeup to create a clean, luminous base with a subtle glow, perfectly complementing the romantic, ethereal feel of the floral brows.

At this London Fashion Week, Simone Rocha‘s show once again had everyone swooning. As your eyes travel up from the ornate embroidery and draped fabrics, you’ll notice that even the models’ eyebrows have “blossomed” this time. Dimensional beaded flowers bloom along the brow bones, paired with clean, luminous skin. One look at this ethereal makeup is enough to make your heart flutter.

The face becomes an embroidered canvas, too

 

Simone Rocha set the theme for its Spring/Summer 2027 collection as “intimate and singular beauty.” Since the clothes are filled with intricate embroidered details, the faces could hardly be an exception. The brand aptly described it in its press release: “Embroidered bodies, embroidered faces, with velvet lips. A pure celebration of beautiful things without reservation.”

To capture this soft, romantic mood, the brand enlisted renowned makeup artist Thomas de Kluyver. Using products from Byredo, he deliberately avoided heavy coverage, instead adding a touch of subtly shimmery eyeshadow over a natural, luminous base and leaving the brows and lips as the visual focus.

Forget drawn-on brows; apply dimensional little flowers instead

 

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Although minimal makeup has had a place at fashion week for the past few seasons, Simone Rocha always brings unexpected touches to pared-back looks through her distinctive aesthetic. This time, Thomas de Kluyver skipped traditional brow makeup altogether, applying delicate beaded flowers along the brow bones instead. Some looks were paired with striking red lips, balancing delicate detail with a hint of bold personality.

At the SS26 show, Simone Rocha presented petal-shaped lip makeup and letter makeup; by SS27, this fascination with nature had made its way to the brows. The softly dimensional 3D flower shapes echo the show’s delicate emotion, making you want to zoom in on every close-up to see these dreamy little details you’d hate to take off.

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