Without the option of pigmented make-up, artists backstage applied clear, illuminating and glossy products to achieve the fresh take on no make-up make-up.

They began with Mac Face & Body Mixing Medium, £16.50, which is the base of its Studio Face And Body Foundation, £30, sans colour. Instead, it simply imparts a pearlescent veil, which instantly illuminates the skin. This product was followed by a clear gloss on the models’ eyelids and the tops of their cheeks. Lashes and brows were groomed with a colourless brow gel and the whole ‘see-through’ look was fixed in place with a setting spray.

Like the idea of luminous skin and a reflective shine but not sure you could go concealer- or foundation-free? Cocquet suggests ‘cutting’ your foundation with Mac’s Mixing Medium, as this will produce veil-like coverage rather than a detectable film of make-up.

“I use this trick on a lot of shoots and for runway shows because it looks super natural,” she says.

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