“Margot Robbie Is A Princess In Glamorous Fairytale Gown At ‘Once Upon A Time In Hollywood’ Premiere - Hollywood Life” plus 2 more |
- Margot Robbie Is A Princess In Glamorous Fairytale Gown At ‘Once Upon A Time In Hollywood’ Premiere - Hollywood Life
- PSA: These Might Be the 18 Most Iconic Makeup Products of All Time - Yahoo Lifestyle
- The Duchess of Sussex's 10 best beauty moments of the year...and how to get the looks - Telegraph.co.uk
| Posted: 23 Jul 2019 12:00 AM PDT  Margot looked like the major movie star she is in a flowing white Chanel gown at the movie premiere in Los Angeles on July 22.Margot Robbie, 29, looked stunning and ethereal as she graced the red carpet for the premiere of her film Once Upon A Time in Hollywood on July 22. She floated past photographers wearing a stunning white Chanel gown, picked by stylist Kate Young. The dress featured a plunging neckline, sheer, voluminous sleeves and a belted waist. The length touched the floor and was absolutely gorgeous on Margot! The dress was made just for Margot, and the brand describes it as a "long sleve ivory muslin dress" which took 300 hours to make! She carried a gold Chanel purse and wore "Baroque earrings in 18K yellow gold, diamonds, cultured pearls and gemstones." She looked absolutely breathtaking from head to toe! Her stunning summer makeup was done by artist Pati Dubroff, who used Chanel makeup. A "Hot Summer 70's vibe" was the inspiration. For her face, Pati attached the Soleil Tan De Chanel Bronzing Makeup Base and the Duo Bronze Et Lumiere in Clair, which, according to the brand is "a dual-faced powder composed of a matte bronzer and an iridescent highlighter." For her bold eye look, she used Ombre Première Gloss in Solaire and on the lips, Rouge Coco Flash in 66 Pulse. Her hair was half up, with retro waves, styled by Bryce Scarlett using Moroccanoil products. "Margot's premiere look was inspired by the silhouette of her stunning Chanel dress. We wanted to balance the volume and flow of her dress to that of her soft and voluminous waves, while keeping it light and elegant," he told us. He used Moroccanoil Volumizing Mousse for volume at the roots and Moroccanoil Luminous Hairspray Medium to set the look.  Margot plays Sharon Tate in the film, an actress and model in the 1960s, who was brutally murdered by under the direction of the infamous Charles Manson when she was 8 months pregnant while at a dinner party with friends. Five people were gruesomely killed that night in her home in August of 1969. Sharon was just 26 years old when she died. We have a feeling that Margot will pay amazing homage to Sharon. The movie also stars Leonardo DiCaprio and Brad Pitt and is sure to be one of the biggest films of the year! |
| PSA: These Might Be the 18 Most Iconic Makeup Products of All Time - Yahoo Lifestyle Posted: 27 Jul 2019 12:00 AM PDT  View photos Assessing the thousands of makeup products that make up today's beauty market is no easy task. But as editors who routinely chat with the best makeup artists in the business, quiz celebs on their ride-or-die beauty staples, and receive bountiful old and new brand favorites on a routine basis, we're pretty well-versed when it comes to putting together an all-star ensemble of amazing powders, creams, wands, and pencils. So we thought we might as well put all this knowledge to good use to piece together the ultimate makeup wardrobe featuring the 18 product staples we hear, see, and use over and over and over again. Plus, to add even more credibility to our makeup masterpiece below, we cross-checked all of our favorite beauty retailers like Violet Grey, Nordstrom, Sephora, and Revolve (that carry only the most coveted of pieces) to ensure we're truly serving you the unanimous top picks and best sellers. Looking to upgrade your makeup roster with the trusted MVPs beauty lovers hoard? Keep scrolling! Ahead, we're highlighting 18 of the best holy-grail makeup products money can buy. In other words, the investment pieces you'll fall in love with so you'll never find yourself unsatisfied or frustrated in the aisles of Sephora or department stores again. Here lies your cheat sheet! Primer View photos Hourlgass Veil Mineral Primer ($54) Even though Tatcha's The Silk Canvas Protective Primer ($52) and Laura Mercier's Radiance Foundation Primer ($38) gave this pick from Hourglass a run for its money, the reviews and popularity of this mineral-infused primer don't lie. We've seen makeup artists whip it out of their kits many a time, and it's oil-free and silky formulation effortlessly handle everything from redness to pores to wrinkles in one fell swoop. (It's also great on its own!) Foundation View photos Giorgio Armani Luminous Silk Foundation ($64) This one is easy. We've never heard a makeup artist not recommend this holy-grail foundation as the absolute best foundation on the market. It doesn't clog pores, it wears (and wears and wears) like a dream, and leaves you with a luminous finish that's not too dewy nor too matte. It's an investment, but a little goes a long way, and essentially, it's the perfect foundation. Concealer View photos Nars Radiant Creamy Concealer ($30) There are quite a few popular concealers out there, but this creamy doe-foot pick from Nars has to be one of the most iconic and well-loved in the industry. The shade range is impressive with 30 different hues to choose from, and now, it even comes in a mini size so you can easily bring it with you whenever or wherever. (Though it's so ceaselessly perfect we doubt you'll ever need to touch-up!) Setting Powder View photos Laura Mercier Translucent Loose Setting Powder ($39) Although there is a brand-new setting powder on the block from makeup artist legend Pat McGrath (which might eventually de-throne this holy-grail dust from Laura Mercier), for now, this one still reigns as queen. It's perfect for ensuring a shine-free, soft-focus finish, or, if you want something a little more luminous, you can reach for the newer Glow version. Blush View photos Nars Blush in Orgasm ($30) Okay, you probably saw this coming. Nothing, and we mean nothing, will ever surpass the perfectly corally pink shimmer of Nars's cult-classic blush in Orgasm. It's gorgeous on every skin tone and never feels too dramatic or drab. We're also equally obsessed with the brand's Orgasm Afterglow Lip Balm ($28) if you really want to take your makeup look to the next level. Bronzer View photos Chanel Soleil Tan de Chanel Bronzing Makeup Base ($50) Bronzer is tricky. Pick the wrong formula or hue, and in a matter of minutes, your face, neck, or décolletage can instantly transform into a muddy mess. If you absolutely insist on a powder bronzer, our holy-grail rec would be Kevyn Aucoin's The Neo-Bronzer ($38), but for a 100% goof-proof finish that subtly enhances your natural glow, editors and makeup artist swear by this velvety-soft cream-gel hybrid from Chanel. Highlighter View photos Becca Shimmering Skin Perfector Liquid Highlighter ($41) People have a lot of thoughts and feelings about highlighter. Some people love it, some people hate it, some people only like powder formulas, and some people only like cream, but this holy-grail pick is pretty much the crème de la crème. Plus, Becca has blessed us with enough shades to make sure you find the prettiest option for your complexion. You can apply it any way you want—beneath, mixed, or on top of your foundation—and if you do prefer powder, the brand has that too. Eye Shadow Palette View photos Urban Decay Naked2 Palette ($54) Urban Decay's signature Naked Palettes will forever live in infamy (in a good way). And even though the OG Palette has been sadly discontinued, we still have Naked2, Naked3, and other special launches like Naked Heat, Naked Reloaded, Born to Run, and Naked Cherry to keep us more than satisfied. Liquid Eyeliner View photos Stila Stay All Day Waterproof Liquid Eye Liner ($22) When it comes to an all-star liquid eyeliner, we only have a few albeit very important requests—long-winded durability, precision, and a 100% budge-proof application. This one from Stila accomplishes all the above. Plus, we love the moody shade range. Gel Eyeliner View photos Marc Jacobs Beauty Highliner Gel Eye Crayon Eyeliner in Pink of Me ($25) Liquid liner not your cup of tea? We're equally obsessed with these easy-to-apply, dreamily hued gel crayons from Marc Jabocs Beauty. (As are countless makeup artists and celebs.) Not only is the application gorgeously smooth, but you can also choose from a variety of finishes like matte, shimmer, or even glitter if you're feeling fancy. Pro tip: Makeup artists love to line the inner eye and waterline with Pink of Me for an instant brightening effect that mocks a full night's sleep. Eyelash Curler View photos Surratt Beauty Revelée Eyelash Curler ($34) Historically, popular eyelash curlers from brands like Shu Uemura and Shiseido have been considered the top-tier cult classics. But this one from Troy Surratt is the one that's truly the apple of our eye. The ergonomic, Japanese-inspired design gently bends the lashes (without breakage) for ultimate length and flutter. Mascara View photos Chanel Le Volume de Chanel Mascara ($32) We'd like to say that when it comes to the best holy-grail makeup products, there's a difference between trendy and what we'd deem as "holy grail." Even though this mascara might be lesser known than more audacious and cheekily named counterparts, it's beloved among celebrities, makeup artists, and beauty editors. Our tip? Apply one layer, comb through, let dry for at least five minutes, and then repeat as needed. You'll be left with the prettiest and most voluminous flutter. (We're addicted to Lash Star Beauty's Lash Styler Comb, $15.) Glitter View photos Lemonhead.LA Spacepaste in Dirty Penny ($22) Yes, we have a glitter category, and yes, you absolutely have not lived until you've tried Lemonhead.LA's beloved galactical glitter pastes. We dare you to buy just one! Celeb makeup artists like Sir John (um, Beyoncé) and Katie Jane Hughes (um, Rosie Huntington-Whiteley) are fans. Brow Product View photos Anastasia Beverly HIlls Brow Wiz ($21) Name a more iconic eyebrow product; we'll wait. Honestly, anything from Anastasia Beverly Hills is iconic, but the brand's pencils, in particular, are beloved. Alas, if your brows prefer pomades, powders, or gels, Anastasia has you covered too. Lip Liner View photos Charlotte Tilbury Lip Cheat Lip Liner ($22) We've never heard a single negative murmur about this holy-grail lip liner from Charlotte Tilbury. The shade range is beautiful, it lasts up to six hours (and through multiple glasses of wine—we've personally vetted), and it keeps your lipline velvety smooth and soft. Plus, if you feel like reshaping or overdrawing your natural lipline a tad, it makes for ultimate believability. Lipstick View photos Pat McGrath Labs BlitzTrance Lipstick ($38) Choosing one holy-grail lipstick and one only is almost impossible just because there are so many finishes, preferences, and standards to consider. That being said, we think Pat McGrath's BlitzTrance Lipsticks are pretty damn spectacular. They're infused with luxurious Brazil nut oil to keep your pout free from parch and the colors are gloriously pretty—luminous but not in a tacky or overly shiny or glossy way. Lip Gloss View photos MAC Lipglass in Clear ($18) We're going to do our best and resist quoting Lil Mama here, but lip gloss—if you're a lip gloss fan—doesn't get better than MAC's epic glass. We love nurturing our inner '90s babies and reaching for the clear whenever we want to take our shine up a few notable notches. It's one of the only glosses that create a mirror-like shine that actually stays put and doesn't just dissolve minutes or hours after application. Setting Spray View photos Urban Decay All Nighter Long-Lasting Makeup Setting Spray ($33) There is no shortage of face mists and setting sprays on the market, but if your aim is to create a long-lasting makeup application, this iconic best seller from Urban Decay has your back. Or rather, your face. All it takes is a few swooping spritzes, and gone are the days of running to the nearest bathroom to anxiously check what your face looks like midday (or midnight). Up next: 28 Holy-Grail Skincare Products That Cost Less Than $5 Per Wear This article originally appeared on Who What Wear Read More from Who What Wear |
| Posted: 05 Aug 2019 12:00 AM PDT  One Royal tour, a glowing pregnancy and a guest editor role at British Vogue, in the past twelve months the Duchess of Sussex has had quite a year - and quite a lot of beauty changes. From her relaxed Australian tour tendrils to her radiant pregnancy glow and the gradual evolution of her signature up-do, as Meghan, Duchess of Sussex, celebrates her 38th birthday, we look back at her best beauty looks of the year. 1. Sleek ballerina bunDetails, details, it's all about the details. In one her most recent public appearances, attending the movie premiere of The Lion King in London, Meghan, Duchess of Sussex, stunned onlookers with her simplistic sheer black gown and formal up-do. Her low, sleek bun marks... |
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