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Magnificent at the Met's: Iman at The Costume Institute's American Woman Gala

Swaddled in slinky Prada and glittering Fred Leighton, supermodel Iman turned to celebrity makeup artist Sam Fine to created a sultry, modern 30's glam look, courtesy of her eponymous makeup line.

face. "Every look that walks the red carpet begins with flawless skin," Fine reveals. IMAN Luxury Radiance Second to None Liquid Makeup & Brush Set in Earth 2; Second to None Semi-Loose Powder in Earth Medium.

eyes. Luxury Eye Defining Powders in Black Magic, Vixen & Bewitched; Luxury Liquid Eyeliner in Platinum.

cheeks. IMAN Bronzing Powder in Afterglow.

lips. Luxury Moisturizing Lipstick in Wild Thing; Luxury Lip Shimmer in High Drama.

hair. The 30s made an appearance in Iman's classic, wavy bun. It was pulled off her face and pinned back ever so elegantly, thanks to celebrity hairstylist Oscar James.

by: BlaqVixenBeauty 1 Comment - 54 Views
Filed under: Magnificent at the Met's; Vixen Validated: Makeup
Tags: Prada, Iman, Fred Leighton, Sam Fine, fred leighton jewelry, celebrity makeup artists, celebrity makeup looks, Oscar James, The Costume Institute's American Woman Gala
November 22, 2009
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How to Get Rihanna's American Music Awards Makeup by Mylah Morales

Editor's note: The post will be updated with pictures soon. Thanks for understanding.

When I saw Rihanna at the 2009 American Music Awards last night, it was apparent that her makeup maven, celebrity makeup artist Mylah Morales, looked to the runway for inspiration.

If you followed New York Fashion Week, then you'll know that Pat McGrath, the P&G Global Creative Design DIrector,  made up models' eyes in a similar fashion for Prada F/W '09 show. The star product? M.A.C. PRO Glitter in Reflects Rust, $20.

According to Style.com, the theme was female empowerment. "Prada's women, with their violently frizzed-up hair, certainly had a disconcerting look about them as they advanced, with red-rimmed, glitter-ringed eyes catching the light with a nearly malevolent glint."

Correct me if I'm wrong, but I never envisioned female empowerment quite like this. Their description makes me think of demon-possessed prostitutes in the age of Sherlock Holmes and Jack the Ripper. Just saying. Can you even imagine?

Thanks to Who What Wear, I know Rihanna wore an electric, custom blend of two Make Up For Ever Pure Pigment Powders: No. 4 and No. 6. Morales applied the two-toned pigment with a damp skinny eyeliner brush. She then completed Rihanna's statement-making eyes with several coats of CoverGirl's LashBlast mascara.

What do you think? Are you feeling Rihanna's look?

by: BlaqVixenBeauty 0 Comments - 58 Views
Filed under: Vixen Validated Makeup
Tags: Prada, Style.com, Covergirl, Rihanna, Make Up For Ever, Pat McGrath, M.A.C., New York Fashion Week (NYFW), Mylah Morales, 2009 American Music Awards

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