Japanese motif from Guerlain – Cherry Blossom Collection

The face of the new Japanese make up collection became Natalia Vodianova who is far from being Japanese.

But the rest of the collection is in pure Japanese style with the basic color – cherry in blossom. Eye shadows and blush gamut are in cherry-pink, pink-lilac and pin-beige palette.

Guerlain also offers the rich color of ripe cherry for the lips.

Lilac sky above the desert from Chanel – Les Impressions Collection

Chanel stakes on two colors this season – lilac-violet and all the sand hues. They have even chosen the sand background for the new collection ads.

Natural beige and golden eye shadows and rouge hues are perfect for the day make up, and the rich violet and lilac are aimed to attract attention to your beauty under the evening lights.

The accent of the new collection goes to the eye while the natural-pink or beige lips are only the background of the picture.

The same thing is acceptable to the nails. The universal tints fit each skin color and type.

Dior opts for lace with Boudoir Look Collection

Delicate, light and feminine lace led Dior to the creation of the eponymous collection.

Usual 5-color shadows palette are launched in cold grey-pink-lilac gamut with typical floral lace impress.

The texture of the compact powder is almost weightless just like the lace should be. Blush hues are closer to the cold-pink than to the warm-peach.

Lipsticks and glosses are pink, fuchsia, cold beige. Nail polish – metal gloss.

Colorful kaleidoscope from Givenchy – New Impressions Collection

Givenchy is brave in colors! Royal blue, rich violet, delicate green, saturated terra-cotta and dazzling white colors are in the palette of the range.

Here is a new trick from Givenchy for the season make up. They launched the eye shadows of one color but in different textures: matte, mother-of-pearl. The blush is for any taste: cold pink, warm peach and chocolate tints. The mascara is very special in the line. Its color is violet.

As to the gamut of lipsticks and lip glosses, they include all the hues of pink. Nail should also be bright and colorful, admit the Givenchy designers.

Hollywood luster from Estee Lauder – Hollywood Stars Collection

The Spring Summer 2010 make up collection from Estee Lauder was created by the fashion designer Michael Kors who devoted it to the Hollywood stars.

At first it seems that the line produces the impression of the shy and almost innocent, but look attentively and you’ll see the scarlet lipsctick and nail polish, black eye shadows and pencil along with the natural hues.

With the help of this stuff you can try on various roles ranging from innocent coquette to vamp, just like the real star.

Holy innocence from Jill Stuart – Jewel Crystal Eyes

Jill Stuart launched the Spring range with delicate sexual tints.

The shapes of the products are very girlish but besides the infantile pink color, there is very adult violet and berry colors.

Intoxicating freedom from MAC – Give me Liberty of London Collection

Having decorated the cosmetic novelties with flowers and birds, MAC created the spring mood.

This range is nothing but explosion! Pink, violet and corral tints prevail. Moreover, the collection includes cosmetic bags and kerchief.

Modesty colors woman into the grey color, think MAC designers and promote the bright eyes and lips and nail of blue0green tints.

Spring in Paris with YSL – Paris Passion Spring Look Collection

Spring Paris – isn’t it a dream of a romantic person? Bright and soft hues of the YSL collection make you dream about the best city in the world.

Saturated colors with delicate pastel hues always produce the captivating looks. The basic colors are turquoise, lilac, and violet in comb with pink or grey.

Lips should be sensual and glimmering just like a real Parisian’s ones, or chocolate and vanilla hues – for the shy ladies. Nails are brightly red or shyly-violet.

Flowers and sea from Lancome – O My Rose Collection

There are few women who may resist sea and flowers. Taking it into the consideration, Lancome, made them the basic motifs of its new collection sea can be dark-blue and almost green.

These hues you can find in the palette of the eye shadows. The designers made the main accent onto the mother-of-pearl golden sand color.

Lancome lips wear different hues like carrot-red, lilac, chocolate and even scarlet including all tints of the collection symbol – rose.

Nails wear bold colors up to black!

The cranky-chic-hot makeup was done by the make up artist Fredrik Stambro. Hair was arranged by Menelaos Alevras both at L’Atelier NYC as well as styling was by Taryn Smith.

See the hot trendy looks.

And one more:

Blue eyes, matte skin, bare cheeks, copper lips and neutral nails held sway the catwalk at Capitale, where the designer showcased his American West-inspired collection.

Estée Lauder Creative Makeup Director Tom Pecheux led a team of 15 artists to create the look for the 22 models to complement the designer’s inspiration, while famed manicurist Jin Soon Choi and her team polished their nails with a new color that was tested backstage.

In a press release, Pecheux said:

“When Derek showed me the fabrics that inspired his Fall 2010 collection – bold and muted tones mixed with earthy pigments including terracotta, greens and browns – I thought the make-up shades should be complimentary. So we chose a blend of bold blue shadows on the eyes, shimmering copper lips, and flawless, matte skin created with a light foundation — an on-trend beauty preview of what we will see for Fall 2010.”

Here is the list of the makeup items used on the models.

Eyes:

• Estée Lauder Double Wear Stay-in-Place Eye Pencil in Midnight Blue

• New Estée Lauder EyeShadow Tested Backstage – Shades Launching Fall 2010

• Estée Lauder TurboLash All Effects Motion Mascara in Black

Lips: Pure Color Crystal Lipstick in Crystal Beige

Skin: Estée Lauder Double Wear Light Foundation

Cheeks: Bare

That’s the trend!

The 46-year-old Australian star shared about her beauty regime:

“In Australian culture, beauty is not particularly idealised. I grew up making face masks with egg whites. I still don’t wear a lot of make-up. When I’m working, I Use Revlon Age Defying foundation – it has a fantastic texture. In the evening, I wear black kohl around my eyes, and remove it before bed with Vaishaly Cleansing balm.”

The mother-of-two also credited her good looks and figure with drinking lots of water and regular exercise.

“Like my mother, I used Elizabeth Arden Eight Hour Cream, before developing my own product, Body Silk. And I’ve worn Vetiver by Guerlain since I was 18. I think I nicked it from a boyfriend. I’m fortunate to have olive skin, as I’m a sun worshipper.”

Having her own line of beauty products and lingerie, Elle told Style magazine:

“I’m more inspired by wellness than beauty; I do Pilates, and when abroad I surf and paddle-board. Water is my biggest beauty tip: I drink three litres a day. And a pair of large, dark sunglasses.”

Don’t you think that she looks pretty well-groomed for her age? Though, it’s not an age for a woman.

• After skin nourishing, apply the corrector under the eyes and onto the inner eye corners. Thin layer of corrector on the upper eyelids will be a good foundation for eye shadows to keep them on longer and soother.

• Use the foundation color that matches your skin color best. Shade it with your fingertips. Choose pink or peach hues blush – depending on your skin color of course. Those who have round face shape, apply blush onto the center of the cheeks, and those with long (or oblong) face – onto the cheekbones. If you want your make up to look natural and sparkling, use blush with light-reflecting sparkles.

• Apply the beaming shadows of golden-peach or beige tints along the lashes line. To add some glam chic, brush slightly the inner eye corner with light shadows.

• Apply dark-tinted matte shadows onto the outer eye corners.

• Apply light eye shadows (the first hue) under the brow along the eye.

• Choose eyeliner of dark-chocolate or black-brown colors. Contour the thin line on the upper eye lid. Now make it a bit a bit thicker from the center to the outer eye corner to make the eye look bigger.

• Shape your brows and pencil them if necessary.

• Mascara your lashes in two or three layers.

• To soften your lips, rub them with your tooth brush and then put onto them a bit of oily balm and don’t touch them at least for 30 min.

• Choose the lip pencil and lipstick of the pink or peach-beige hues. Control if it fits the blush color. Apply the first layer and then blot them. And apply the second one.

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The brown-eyed beauties don’t need to create a new image daily. It’s enough to accentuate the natural cattish playfulness of the look by a few strokes and the world will be at your feet again.

So, what are the must-have make-up items for the brown-eyed? And what makeup will make your eyes look showy?

Eyeliner

If you want to turn your eyes into alluring and tender look for a special evening, use the Arab style and your beloved won’t get enough watching you. The best eyeliner color is black. Apply the liner along the eyelashes line of the upper eyelid. The lower eyelid can be contoured with the black eye pencil. The aim is to get a cat eye uplifting the outer corners.

Finish the look of Oriental beauty with the olive-, chestnut-, or golden-colored eye shadows. Enticing and mysterious look will be achieved if you mix up several hues of one gamut. Makeup tints should smoothly flow from one to another, from the lightest at the inner corners to the rich dark of the outer.

Let’s chose the right eye shadows.

The main rule of the perfect makeup – the shadows are created for your brown eyes, not visa versa. That’s simply the method to stress the natural beauty of your eyes, dark depth and enigmatic warmth of your brown hues. Don’t cover the eyelids with all the possible tints that you have in the palette. But all you should do is to stress this or that eye shape.

What eye shadows fit well brown eyes?

Olive-brown gamut matches well the light-brown eye (particularly if the skin is a bit tanned). But if you chose the right outfit colors and hair color is black, you can even try the rich blue and dark blue, khaki hues – it looks great. The point is not to overdo with it. Apply a bit of rich-blue tint onto the outer eye corners just above the eyelashes.

If you have a light (almost porcelain) skin, then you’ll fit with bright cool colors: bright-blue, green-sea, fuchsia and so on. The thing is to match the makeup palette with the general gamut of your outfit: dress, lipstick, hair color, and your spirit of course.

Orange and pink tints are not usually used. They don’t look good.

Brown eyes look more attractive if they are shaded by the mixed colors from ochre to bronze and jet-black as well as grey, chocolate and violet hues.

Be careful with purple tint as it brightens up the light-brown eyes but at the same time it can intensify the yellowness of the white of the eyes.

Note for the green-brown-eyed women:

Feel free to use eye pencils, eyeliners and mascara of the following hues: violet, dark-blue, chocolate and grey-brown. Lightening eye shadows (which are applies onto the inner eye corners): milky or cream-colored, lilac, peach-colored and gold-silver ones. Now darkening eye shadows (which are applies onto the outer eye corners): violet, lilac, indigo, grey-brown, grey-blue and dark-blue.

Mascara

A lot of the world known makeup artists argue on if a black mascara should be used for the brown eyes makeup or not.

Here are the trends we should mention about:

If your hair color is pale yellow or dark blond, then the brown mascara will fit you best. But if you are a woman with jet-black hair, you’d better switch for a black one. This kind of makeup will accentuate the attractiveness of your eyes and your passionate nature.

Don’t mascara too much, because it looks slovenly. Apply mascara with accurate stokes parting every lash and establishing the unique image of the Hollywood stars of the 30s. And to keep the lashes from sticking to each other, you can powder them a bit before putting on mascara.

Makeup artists advise you to make up thoroughly. Dark eyes are always the center of attention. And it’s easy to notice if you do something wrong or inaccurate with them.

And the last note about the gamut. If fact only the brown-eyed women are allowed to use the bright hues at the day time, but be careful – brown eyes catch up the attention in any case. So the too rich make-up colors can turn you into the girl from a carnival.

She said:

I usually do my own hair and make-up for shows.”

It’s really strange and unusual taking into consideration the fact her music topps charts and she is a face of Chanel handbag campaign.

Besides, no one helps Lily choose clothes for her performances. She is known for wearing outrageous, brightly coloured ensembles and she claims she never plans on what to don for stage beforehand. This explains why her wardrobe is so huge.

She explained:

My clothes may seem extravagant, but I never really plan what I’m going to wear. I do about three costume changes as well during a show, which it quite fun.”

Does she really like doing everything on her own or she hates paying people for what they can do better than she can?

No doubts that it should be bright and holiday-intended one matching your face skin tone and face shape. Here the gold, blue and black smoky eyes variations you can do yourself at home.

Glamorous Blue Smoky Eyes

1. Apply turquoise shadows onto the upper eyelid.

2. Outline the lower eye counter with the same shadows.

3. Put the glimmering shadows accent onto the eyelid crease.

4. Pencil the inner lower eyelid with the black hue and mascara the lashes.

Hot Gold Smoky Eyes

1. Apply the golden shadows onto the superior eyelid.

2. Counter the inner part of the lower eyelid with the gold tint.

3. Apply the dark-brown shadows onto the eyelid crease.

4. Shade the shadows and the pencil along the lower eyelid. Mascara the eyelashes

Smoky Smoky Eyes

1. Put the foundation onto the eyelids. Then apply the chocolate-brown shadows onto the lower eyelid and shade it.

2. Apply the shadows of the same hue onto the upper lid.

3. Outline the counter of the eyes with the black pencil.

4. Mix up the grey and black shadows and apply them onto both of the eyelids.

5. Put the bronze shadows under the brows.

6. Apply the shimmering accent onto the eyelids.

7. Remove the excessive shadows and powder the area around the eyes. The finisher is mascara.

Feel free to vary the colors. The point is that your make up should single you out!

Pay your attention that these rules don’t do for the professional stage session, where the special one is needed.

So, how to makeup for the photos?

• Every make-up looks much paler than in reality. The photoflash of the amateur camera and studio lighting eat up the half of the colors. That’s why you have to makeup brighter than you’ve got used to.

• Pay a thorough attention to the face skin tone. Mask all the skin shortcomings (under-the-eyes-bruises, pimples, redness and so on) with a help of the conсealer and then apply the foundation onto the face and neck and decollete area if you’ll be in an open gown.

• If your ears can turn red, don’t forget to put on the foundation onto them as well, otherwise they’ll stand out significantly.

• Face skin often shines because of the photoflash, thus you should apply a powder giving the preference to the crumbly powder that mattes the skin better than the compact one.

• Apply the bronze-a-bit-shimmering powder onto the decollete zone and shoulders. It’ll give your skin brightness.

• Make your face sculptural so that it doesn’t look plain on the photo: shade your cheekbones with a darkened powder or matte beige-brown tinted blush. Mark out the nose wings and chin line so that they look clear.

• With the help of the powder or blush of the neutral hue you can shorten a too long nose visually shading its tip and narrow the face shading the cheeks.

• Give your skin a natural freshness with blush of the bright sparkling tints applying them onto the cheek “apples”, forehead and temples.

• Pay huge attention to the eye brows emphasizing them with shadows or a pencil chiming in with the color your hair or two tones darker if your own brows color is much lighter.

• The best palette for the eyes is the natural hues: beige, brown, smoky-grey, grey-violet, Champaign color, baked milk and ivory yellow. Stay away from the too bright, dark and acid colors that look awful on the picts. The perfect one is the texture with a soft satin gloss bringing the eyes some radiance.

• At first mark out the contour of the eyelids with a pencil that you should shade a bit. The smoky effect won’t let your eyes disappear on the photo.

• Apply the shadow of the neutral hue above the shaded pencil and add a mother-of-pearl shadows on the inner corners of the eyes and under-the-eyebrows line. Shade it well otherwise the contour will be seen under the photoflash effect.

• To make your eyes look bigger, use a soft pencil of the light hue applying it onto the line of the inner eyelid.

• Mascara the eyelashes lavishly. It’s almost impossible to overdo with it for the photoshoot makeup.

• Accentuate the lips contour otherwise they’ll be unclear. To make them look plumper, use a light-beige pencil.

• Choose a lipstick of refreshing tints: peach, light-corral, pink or berry hues. Stay away from too dark, too pale and unnatural acid colors.

• Put on a glossy moistening lipstick with a brush that looks much striking on the photo and doesn’t stress the chaps on the lips. Also you can apply some gloss onto the center of the lips.

What you should steer clear of making up for the photo sessions?

• Too pale tints of foundation, blush, powder that will bring you a vampire look.

• Sparkling lip gloss as it can behave unpredictably on the photo.

• Dry and matte lipsticks that make the lips look old and thin.

• Any contrast color compositions.

Dependence of makeup on different kinds of photoshoot.

• Digital pict has a peculiarity to strengthen the pink color, that’s why opt for yellowing hues neutralizing the possible redness.

• Daylight photo is the most merciless: it will depict all the shortcomings of the skin and makeup mistakes. Minimal makeup is the most appropriate. Mask all the problem zones with the consealer thoroughly, use the warm palette and shade the makeup well.

• Prepare for the evening and black-and-white picts accentuating the face contours: cheekbones, nose, forehead and chin. Mark out the eyes and brows as bright as possible. Stay away from the red lipstick as it might look black on the photos.

Knowing these tips you’ll be always in the right focus!

No time to wait! Let’s get started with the best/worst hairdos and make up the attendees stepped on the event with.

Amber Rose! The best hairdo – almost bald! But the long fake eyelashes and red dress compensated the lack of hair.

Elegant Anne Sweeny had a graceful look! She was one of the best in style arranged stars! No cavil to her hairdo and makeup.

Becki Newton looked just gorgeous! She had a very trendy uplifted hairdo and delicate but expressive make-up.

The American actress and yoga instructor Brenda Strong didn’t bother much of the super-duper appearance and got her benefits of it! She looked so natural having almost an every-day make up and hair style.

Diane Kruger, a former fashion model and German actress had nothing extraordinary in her look! Soft locks and makeup emphasizing her eyes color was just right!

The Glee star Dianna Agron looked as an innocent angel having the barely touched face skin make-up and slightly waved hair.

Emily Blunt looks much better than she did in The Devil Wears Prada.

Loose hair style arranged into the flowing waves completed with the warm skin tone type make up creates the stunning-Red-Carper image.

Jenna Lee Dewan-Tatum, an American actress, dancer and former model is a hottie of the event. Up-back combed hair gathered into the pony tail allows stop the eyes onto her silver dress. To my mind she is one of the best makeup/hairdo styled celebs of the event.

Pregnant Jenna Elfman looked accurately and fresh with combed back hairstyle and easy makeup.

The image of loose red hair of Julianne Moore was completed by the professional make up. You may say that all the celebs have professional makeup there, but some of them look as if they don’t.

Julie Andrews looked like she put too much onto the eyes! At least her hairdo was elegant and fitted her age! No offence meant in respect to her years.

Kat Dennings chose the pail skin-chocolate hair tint-reddish lips combination! Zero-risk trick!

Katie Cassidy’s Greek goddess style of the hair and smoky eyes are the zero-risk variant #2!

Oh, Katie Holmes! She didn’t impress anyone though she didn’t upset as well. Pretty natural!

Miranda Gosgrove’s loose straight hair and almost-“no”-makeup looked much better than her dress, I would say!

Renee Zellweger was an example of the graceful beauty! What to say? She rarely applies a lot of shadows giving the preference to the shy and natural style. Her delicate makeup and hairdo completed the image of the scarlet dress.

Every day, ordinary look of Robin Wright didn’t shock anyone. Do you think she looks gorgeous or what?

Sofia Vassilieva was playing on the contrasts – blond-scarlet-black! At least it looked interesting!

I can’t get this girl! Willa Holland wasn’t at her best one! Didn’t she have time to prepare for this event!?

Zoe Saldana’s appearance was stunning good! She didn’t follow everybody’s step and did an unusual hairdo concentrated on the left side of the head! Good for you, Julie!