Stay on trend with the hottest runway beauty looks, translated into wearable styles
Stay on trend with the hottest runway beauty looks, translated into wearable styles
She’s Got The Blues
Using a mix of two different blues from the M.A.C Chromat Collection Eye Shadow X 6, Event Artist Zoe Ting from M.A.C Singapore gave our model an unexpected pop of colour. To make this look more wearable, Zoe focused the colours on just the inner corner of the eyes and the outer corner, and on the lower lash line as opposed to the entire lids. The rest of the face is kept natural, with minimal colours on the lips.
Rocker Chic
Bring out your inner rock chick with metallic smokey eyes. NARS Lead Artist Julyen Loo started off by setting the base with the Kohliner in Naxos to form a metallic blue base for the DualIntensity Eyeshadow to go on. One of Julyen’s tips is to use a wet brush with the Dual-Intensity Eyeshadow, for a light metallic wash that can be intensified further with a dry brush.
Turn The Heat On
Red eye shadow is all the rage now, and Urban Decay definitely picked up on it, making a really comprehensive and wearable palette – The Naked Heat Palette.
Makeup Artist Eunice Phang from Urban Decay, mixed in brick reds with copper and bronze for an eye look that’s also workready.
Pair with a red lip, and you’re ready for a night out.
Rosy Metallics
Rose gold has been a trending colour since Apple introduced iPhones in that hue to their colour way, but Han Chew from the Dior International Pro Team took it to gorgeous new heights with a wearable metallic look that’s as pretty as it is edgy. Using the Dior Metalizer, a versatile metallic creambased colour that can be worn on both the eyes and lips, Han formed a base on the eyelids, and topped it with metallic eye shadow from the Hypnotize palette.
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