Showing posts with label stylish. Show all posts
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Monday, July 8, 2013
HOW TO CONTOUR YOUR FACE
Step 1: Work some magic
“Contouring can be very technical but the basic theory is that you want to use dark, matte shades on areas you want to recede and absorb light, such as the sides of the nose and pockets of the cheeks, and light, shimmery shades on those you want to bring forward and reflect light, like the tops of the cheeks.”
Step 2: Get the right kit
“I like contouring kits, since they have all the shades you need right there and some, like Smashbox’s Step-By-Step, have application instructions inside, too.”
Step 3: Learn the dark arts
“With the darkest color in the kit, I sculpt under the height of the cheekbones and diagonally down toward the jawline using a small round brush and feathering the edges. This deepens the hollows of the cheeks, creating the illusion of depth there. You can also do the sides of your nose for a slimmer shape.”
Step 4: Play with dimension
“I sweep the medium color over the tops of the apples and into the hollows of the cheeks, feathering it away toward the corner of the mouth. I also go around the hair line under the jawline to define the face, and make it more three-dimensional.”
Step 5: Catch the light
“I use the lightest color on top of the cheekbones then swoop it underneath the eyes and gently on top of the brow bone. You can also do the bridge of the nose and just the top of the chin in a small circle to bring the face forward.”
Step 6: Don't forget blush
“Lastly, I like to add a little color to the face to bring it to life. I’ll usually go for a pretty pink blush and apply it a little bit further back than the apples of the cheeks. It’s a simple trick that adds more dimension, and you’re done.”
Info with the help of Harper Bazar
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Sunday, June 23, 2013
Summer Chic
Tuesday, June 18, 2013
Gatsby Street Style: New Yorkers Celebrate the 1920s
ELLE.COM reports....
They may have happened 90 years ago, but the Roaring '20s are officially back—at least where fashion is concerned. From Ralph Lauren's Downton Abbey-inspired collection to the latest Great Gatsby film (and its many product tie-ins with brands like Tiffany & Co.), it's getting harder to resist the urge for bow lips and fringe.
Enter the Jazz Age Lawn Party, a yearly gathering on New York's Governor's Island. The eighth annual event (which happened last weekend, as well as August 17 and 18) welcomes '20s enthusiasts and features big bands, Charleston dance-offs, pie baking contests, and (this year, especially) a lot of fashion masqueraders. In between gin cocktails and rolled stockings, ELLE.com searched for the best speakeasy style—and found that although vintage is best, '90s slip dresses can also be repurposed. "Don't tell, but mine is from Free People," whispered a fashion-forward party-goer at the picnic.
She needn't worry: Much like a bootlegger's address, her secret is safe with us...
Wednesday, June 12, 2013
Summer Inspo: Ep.1
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Tuesday, June 11, 2013
Sad Tragedy at Hugo Boss
Hugo Boss had to cancell is London Men's Collection that was due to be held on June 17th after a 4 year old boy was killed by a mirror during the label's Bicester Village outlet store on June 4.
Hugo Boss is trying to avoid planning a party so soon after the death of the boy as it would be "innappropriate" and would certainly not reflect Hugo Boss in the best light.
Such tragedies can surely happen. It is not clear what the family will get from the multinational luxury brand, but such things do happen in the fashion industry (as well as other industries) and I think it's a smart move to withhold the collection show for at least a month and a half.
Information retrieved from vogue.com
Thursday, February 21, 2013
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Monday, January 21, 2013
Party Makeup: Inspire
Eyelash extensions have become a lovely trend that women and young
ladies yearn to wear. They allow you to obtain a super feminine look
with the simplest eye shadow lines and you can also stick crystal
accessories on them. Eyelash extensions come in many colors, basically
brown and black. They give you the festive looks needed for Christmas
and New Year’s Eve, and they suit all costumes and evening dresses.
Another trend has appeared to create fabulous eye makeup designs: eye
beads and crystal accessories. Eye beads come as tiny colored pearls
and crystals which you stick around your eye or on your eyelashes to get
beautiful artwork. Such beads can be used with or without long
eyelashes, eye makeup, and eye shadow drawings due to the feminine look
they give. Some people use liquid eye glitter or common glitter which
they stick around the eyes in artistic patterns. The same 3 ideas can be
done on any part of your body, but are mostly done on the neck and face
to complete the look with the eye makeup.
Leave a comment and let me know if these gave you some ideas ;)
~**~Feed Your Fashion Hunger~**~
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