Showing posts with label bronzed. Show all posts
Showing posts with label bronzed. Show all posts

Wednesday, 5 October 2011

L.F DOES A/W - THE NEW AGE OF GLAMOUR


The girls with the bronze tone eyes caught my attention
 I've bleached my brows again, can you tell?
KEY PRODUCTS:
EYES:
RIMMEL EYELINER - GINGER TEA (AS A BASE)
MAC BRONZE AND SHORE LEAVE EYESHADOW
MAC OMEGA AND BRUN EYESHADOW (BROWS)
MAYBELLINE GEL EYELINER
FACE:
NARS LAGUNA BRONZER
NARS ANGELIKA BLUSHER
NARS SHEER GLOW FOUNDATION (DOESN'T LAST WELL ON ME UNFORTUNATELY)
LIPS:
REVLON MATTE - STRAWBERRY SUEDE
RANDOM ALERT - this is my new favourite drink..... iced green tea!

Hey guys, another A/W look, this time a 'wearable' one. 
For the eyes I used a warm rustic bronze eye shadow and to bring it all together I used a bronzer to add colour and shape to the face.
To add a lift I decided to use a more 'punchy' summer shade on the lips to kind of avoid the typical autumn berry toned shades!
Hope you guys try this out!

Tuesday, 12 July 2011

L.F DOES S/S - LINE AND BRONZE

Harper's Bazaar's White Heat June issue starring Eva Green by Camilla Akrans
 I was loosely inspired by the image above. I was drawn to the graphic lined eyes and bronzed skin
Apologies for looking like a possessed demon
 BREAK DOWN OF MY INTERPRETATION:
INTENTIONAL HEAVY BRONZER (GO FOR WARMER ORANGE TONE) PLACED IN THE CONTOUR AREA
BROWS IN A ROUNDED AND ELONGATED SHAPE
MATTE CORAL LIP- THE TEXTURE IS LESS GLAMOROUS THAN THE GLOSS BUT ALLOWS THE FOCUS TO BE ON THE EYES
INNER EYE CONTOUR WORK - NOT NECESSARY BUT I WANTED TO ADD SOME DEFINITION
BLACK GRAPHIC LINED EYES IN ELONGATED CAT SHAPE- REMEMBER TO LINE YOUR UPPER AND LOWER WATERLINE OR IT'LL LOOK INCOMPLETE!

Hey guys! This is another S/S inspired look from me. It's quite rare for me to get drawn to overtly warm hued bronzer type looks but paired with the heavy clean rimmed black eyes, I think adds an edge to more traditional minimalist S/S looks.
I've gone for the more extreme 'fashion' take on Eva's look but to make it more wearable switching the gel liner for a pencil formula and smudging the lines will give a softer and less harsh appearance.
I *think* next week I'll be doing a Tom Ford  inspired look, so watch this space!