Sorry for the lack of posts everyone. It's been a crazy couple of weeks of shoots and celebrities! More on that in the future but in the meantime, here's a gorgeous 70s/Charlie's Angels/Summery look I did recently for a shoot.
Actually it's quite a funny story. I was briefed to to a simple look as the shoot only really wanted the model from the lips down as it was a beauty and bag story! I refused to let it be a waste and thought that I'd use the chance to try out a few new palettes to create a modern version of a 70s summer look. Think Farrah Fawcett, Cheryl Ladd, Candice Bergen, Heather Locklear, hazy summer days and gorgeous glowy healthy Californian girls from retro TV shows! Anyway I digress, meet Julie.
Now we have to admit that Julie is pretty gorgeous to begin with and her skin is pretty much flawless! So it was pretty easy to work with. I wanted delicious shades of pink, gold, soft washes of taupes and bronzes all mixed up into a gorgeous look to reflect beautiful glamorous women in hazy Californian 70s sunlight! Note that I did the eye makeup really soft and hazy without any hard lines, applying colour according to the natural bone structure of the eye in soft washes. Have a look, I've included photos of Julie in natural and flash lighting.
Face: Shu Uemura Stage Performer Instant Glow, Shiseido Perfect Refining Foundation, YSL Touche Eclat, Laura Mercier Secret Camouflage.
Eyes: Shiseido Luminizing Satin Eye Color Trio in RD711 & BR209, Shiseido Perfect Mascara in Black, Madina Shiny Stick in 100.
Eyebrows: Anastasia Brow Wiz in Ash Blonde, MAC Clear Brow Fix.
Cheeks: NARS Multiple Bronzer in Malaysia, Max Factor Miracle Touch Creamy Blush in Soft Copper 03, Shiseido Bronzer in Light Madina Shiny Stick in 100.
Lips: Lanolips 101 Ointment, TopShop Creme Lipcolour in Tawny, Madina Shiny Stick in 100.
Powder: YSL Poudre Sur Mesure in Sand No 2.
So what do you think? I love this look, it's all about softness and the healthy glow that comes from sport and being effortlessly glamorous! As always comments are discussions are most welcome. Enjoy!


















