We asked our Make-Up Educator, Amelda Webster to give us the low down on how to create her fresh and glowy look.
photo credit – Pop Sugar
I love the contrast between the warm tones of the makeup and the cool pastel pink dress.
Gigi’s winning look is all about skin so start by adding an illuminator to your foundation. I love MAC Strobe Cream for instant radiance. Mix a ten cent piece with your foundation to achieve skin that looks lit from within.
Use NARS The Multiple in Copacabana on the T-zone, cheekbones, cupids bow and inner corner of the eye to highlight and add extra glow.
Sweep a warm bronze eyeshadow such as MAC Sable over the eyelid for race-appropriate smokiness.
Chanel Joues Contraste blush in Canaille applied to the apples of the cheeks provides a bronzed beachy effect that is perfect for summer.
photo credit – the beauty look book. CHANEL Joues Contraste Powder Blush #88 Vivacité & #89 Canaille
Create full lips with the original and the best, MAC lip pencil in Spice. The 90’s staple that once graced every makeup mavens’ lips is back! For a modern take, colour in the whole lip and blend MAC lipstick in Creme d’Nude in the centre to make the pout pop.
Add a spritz of your favourite fragrance, and voila your fashion cup ready!
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