“In my opinion, Lady Danger by MAC is one of the best red lipsticks ever invented. It’s a kick-ass color with a killer texture. Pocket it!” LMM, 2011.
Red lips are key again this season. Tailor the trend to your taste. Wear it sheer, or let your pout SHOUT. The choice is yours.
To create impact, use contrasting shades and textures. In this look, I paired an earthy eye with a loud lip, and used a range of finishes from matte to metallic. (more…)
Gold made a sparkling comeback in the S/S 11 catwalk shows. I loved the Valentino and Bottega Veneta looks in particular. The models flaunted dewy skin, gilded eyes, and soft pink lips and cheeks. If you dare to be different, rock it like Rodarte! They made a statement by pairing gold eyeshadow with metallic lipstick.
Want to recreate the ‘Golden Girl’ look? Watch the video tutorial below:
Preview: Summer simplicity!
Simple makeup is in vogue. In recent fashion shows, the “no makeup” look dominated the runway.
To copy the catwalk models, get a nude glow on! Team fresh skin with a wash of pastel peach around the eye, and pair this with sun-kissed cheeks and a soft, plump pink lip.
This season’s trend is universally flattering; it suits all skin, hair and eye colors, so rock it!
To view the step-by-step instructions and video tutorial, go here: Dewy Makeup.
Dewy makeup is the latest fashion for the face!
SUMMER SIMPLICITY!
This look was inspired by the Alexander Wang, Stella McCartney, Balmain, Isabel Marant, Chloé and Gucci Spring/Summer 2010 runway shows. The key trends were dewy skin; soft, neutral eyes; and sheer lips.
To recreate this catwalk-inspired look, watch the video tutorial and follow the step-by-step instructions below:
Get the Pink Lady look!
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| Skin. | Eyes. | Lips. | Pink Lady! |
It’s all about the pink pout.
Makeup artist tip!
Before you begin applying makeup, always tweeze any stray eyebrow hairs first.
Skin
1. For a natural-looking complexion, select a sheer foundation(a) and apply it with a foundation brush(b). Blend outward and downward from the center of the face and use your fingertips where needed (i.e. near the hairline and on areas that require a fuller, more built-up coverage).
2. Conceal the eyelids, dark under-eye circles, redness and spots. Apply concealer(c) to the necessary areas with a brush(d); then, for a natural finish, blend by “patting” it into the skin with the pad of your finger. (more…)
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