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I am a 21 year old who has just graduated with a Styling and MUA degree... This is my Fashion Blog based on customising clothing, Vintage garments, Current trends and colour representation but most importantly its here to help save money.
Fashion is fast moving - be creative • Ask me anything
The Fashion Recycler
Fashion is fast moving - be creative • Ask me anything
The Fashion Recycler
FROM CARA D TO JEREMY SCOTT
MOVING on from the girl crush….JEREMY SCOTT! He’s a designer I’ve come to enjoy due to his use of colour and fun looks. His Make up look used for A/W ‘12 had his iconic bright colours and quirky touch. Inspired by Gwen Stefani from her No Doubt days mixed with 90’s rave - much how people are adding glow paint to their faces but this is the Jeremy Scott make-up look created by Kabuki. Kabuki says:
We’re doing a strong blue lip, for a shock value thing. It goes with the colorfulness of the collection. But the eyes and the skin are totally wearable. There’s no top liner. It’s all done with mascara and subtle shades of light reflective powder. There’s a little gold eyeshadow in the crease and a brown eyeliner pencil that’s bust up underneath the lash line. If you just looked at the eyes and the skin, it’s wearable makeup for everyone. Maybe wear it with a bright pink lip.
I ordered the LED bindi on line, in keeping with the online experience theme. Me and my assistant made the other bindis by hand last night after finishing a show. There are two jewels on each one. Each girl is getting 19 bindis and they’re applied with lash glue.
For lips, we’re using MAC Lip Mix. We’re mixing white lip mix with and cyan. We’re putting a powder eyeshadow over it which sets the color and gives it a richer, deeper finish. It has an almost satin finish. I like the way it looks under the lights. It looks a bit more dimensional.” – Kabuki
