From in-flight face masks to oversized Prada tailoring, the content creator shares how she balances beauty, presence, and personal style during the whirlwind of fashion week.&nbsp;

Fashion month might look like a blur of front rows, flashing cameras, and back-to-back shows, but for <a href="https://www.lofficielusa.com/fashion-week/steph-hui-miu-miu-spring-summer-2026-show-photo-diary-interview" target="_blank" rel="noopener">Steph Hui,</a> it&rsquo;s also a lesson in beauty, discipline, and personal style. In between hopping from New York to London, Milan, and Paris, the content creator has carved out a rhythm that keeps her grounded; one rooted in skincare rituals, thoughtful styling, and the quiet confidence that comes from knowing what works for you.
Hui has built a loyal audience by giving her followers more than just outfit or makeup inspiration. She offers a window into the products she&rsquo;s packing, the hydrating serums saving her skin mid-flight, and the subtle beauty details that make her feel polished no matter how little sleep she&rsquo;s had. For her, beauty isn&rsquo;t just about looking good for the cameras; it&rsquo;s about feeling prepared and put together in environments that can otherwise feel chaotic.
As she stepped out for the <a href="https://www.lofficielusa.com/fashion-week/prada-fall-winter-2026-runway-images-bella-hadid-milan-fashion-week" target="_blank" rel="noopener">Prada Fall/Winter 2026</a> show in Milan, L&rsquo;OFFICIEL caught up with Hui to talk about evolving Fashion Week style, traveling with intention, and how she captures the moment for her audience without losing herself in it.

L'OFFICIEL: With fashion month taking you from city to city, how do you maintain your everyday skincare and beauty routines while living out of a suitcase?
STEPH HUI: I travel with three suitcases and bring my whole skincare routine with me! Being on planes constantly makes my skin super dry, so I pack a lot of hydrating serums and products. I always make sure to do a moisturizing mask on the plane as well, so I can land in each city feeling fresh.
LO: How has your Fashion Week style evolved since you first started attending shows?
SH: Watching the shows and studying how the looks are styled on the runway have definitely inspired and influenced my style over time. I used to feel like dressing for Fashion Week meant going full out with hair and makeup, but I&rsquo;ve learned to strike a balance so that any additional styling complements the look rather than overshadows it.

LO: How did you approach dressing for the Prada show specifically? Did you want to lean into classic Prada codes or reinterpret them in your own way?
SH: I like to do a mix of both&mdash;leaning into classic Prada codes like tailoring, juxtaposed with something unexpected&mdash;while also adding a personal twist through proportion and texture. That&rsquo;s why I chose to wear a beautiful Prada blazer that fits slightly oversized on me, contrasted with the surprising element of only wearing a bra underneath, styled with messy, effortless, &ldquo;just woke up&rdquo; hair. I feel those elements together represent my &ldquo;everyday woman&rdquo;&mdash;put together on the outside, but when you remove that layer, there&rsquo;s vulnerability, softness, and a hint of chaos.

LO: How do you strike a balance between creating content and actually being present at a show like Prada?
SH: It&rsquo;s always such an honor to attend a Prada show, so sometimes I feel like I need to document every moment to look back on it. To strike a balance, I like to plan out my content and go in knowing exactly what I want to capture. Once I get those shots, I mentally give myself permission to put the phone down so content doesn&rsquo;t hijack the entire experience. I also try to film in short, focused bursts rather than constantly, so I have moments in between to truly be present.

LO: Every It girl has her signature. What&rsquo;s the one thing you do, wear, or swear by that makes people go, &ldquo;Yep, that&rsquo;s so you&rdquo;?
SH: A small beauty detail I do every single time, regardless of the makeup look, is pop a little shimmer on my inner corners&mdash;I feel naked without it! More importantly, it makes me look more awake and refreshed, even if I didn&rsquo;t get much sleep the night before. Keeping my hair short with every look is also my signature. I&rsquo;ll play with different partings, half-up styles, or wavy versus straight, but I&rsquo;ll always rock some variation of a bob.
LO: Finally, where&rsquo;s your go-to unwind spot after a hectic Fashion Week&mdash;spa, salon, coffee shop, bakery, or somewhere else?
SH: I like to engage in some sort of self-care in between shows or after a hectic Fashion Week. Some days that might look like just rotting in bed and letting my body rest; other days it might be retail therapy and a fun dinner with friends. A long walk, just wandering around the city, is also nice to help me unwind and calm my brain.

Steph Hui Does Milan Fashion Week the Prada Way

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