Chic and understated makeup is ultra modern. To look fresh, young and natural, create a flawless complexion with foundation and concealer, and then sweep neutral tones around the eye. Finish the look with a flick of black mascara, a lick of natural lip color and a flattering flush of blush.
To recreate the Dare to Bare look, watch the video tutorial and follow the step-by-step instructions below:
INTRODUCING … Natural Beauty!
THE INSPIRATION BEHIND THE LOOK.
The “au naturel” look dominated the runway in the Spring/Summer 2010 fashion shows. In the Erdem, Alexander Wang, Proenza Schouler, Calvin Klein, Philip Lim and Donna Karan shows there was a strong “nude” theme. The models sported fresh skin, neutral eyelids, bare cheeks and lightly balmed lips. Jean-Paul Gaultier, Versace and Chanel continued the natural trend but opted for a more polished overall feel. The models stepped out looking sexy and sophisticated, with emphasized lashes, defined eyes, groomed brows, contoured cheeks and accentuated lips. This season’s key colors are brown, bronze, beige, taupe, nude-pink, soft peach and lilac.
To recreate the Natural Beauty look, watch the video tutorial and follow the step-by-step instructions below:
Neutral makeup is center stage this season.
For an easy take on the trend, team a softly gilded eye with a peach cheek and a flat, matte lip.
Keen to try it? Step-by-step instructions and video tutorial coming soon!
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Naturally defined eyes are one of this season’s key trends. To get the look, pair natural eyeshadow with bronzy-brown eyeliner and, to finish, slick on a generous coat of black mascara.
Step-by-step instructions and video tutorial coming soon!
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The Look . . .
Gothic makeup with a modern twist. Known as soft goth makeup on the catwalk. Smoldering eyes, sizzling lips—quick, somebody call the fire department!
Want to recreate this look? Watch the video tutorial below:
For step-by-step written instructions and the product list, click on the adjacent thumbnail to download a free copy of the Gothic Glamor eBook. The eBook is in PDF format and requires Adobe Reader. If you don’t already have this software installed, click on the icon below to download it:
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