BeautyHack recalled the most unfortunate images of the stars this year and asked makeup artists to explain how to fix the situation.
Monica Bellucci at the Cannes Film Festival
Anastasia Cherenkova, student of Elena Krygina, makeup artist:
“In the advertising campaigns for Dolce & Gabbana, we are used to being an Italian woman with a philosopher's stone in her bosom. Ageless Monica is the hope and faith of women who dream of being young all their lives.
The image of Bellucci at the Cannes Film Festival destroyed this "fairy tale": in this photo we see all the wrinkles and the poor quality of the skin.
How to fix it? Let's deal with the "dropped" eyelid. Arrows should be applied higher - so you visually "stretch" your eyes, and the image will noticeably rejuvenate."
Bella Hadid at the Cannes Film Festival
Olesya Erokhina, makeup artist, Wax Detox Bar:
“I am confused by the brown color of the lipstick. A more pink berry shade would suit Bella. The area under the eyes is visibly whitened. Avoid white proofreaders!"
Eva Herzigova at the Cannes Film Festival
Olesya Erokhina:
"I would add bronzing powder for a light tanning effect, choose a warmer lipstick and highlight the inner corners of the eyes and the space under the eyebrow - a drooping eyelid makes the image heavier."
Hailey Baldwin at the Cannes Film Festival
Anastasia Cherenkova:
“Hayley is barely 20 and looks like a tired 90s film star. What's wrong? Let's start with the hair color - it looks deliberately bleached. I would reduce the emphasis on coloration at the roots. Leave the ends light. If Hayley follows my advice, she will look fresh and natural!"
Dakota Johnson at the Academy Awards
Dakota's overly smoothed, unfinished hairstyle makes her face look tired and downright exhausted. And then there's a makeup dip that doesn't soften her Victorian look or contrast with the chunky necklace. After such an exit, the idea of returning the bangs does not seem so bad.
Robin Wright at the Cannes Film Festival
Olesya Erokhina:
“If you are blonde with fair skin, be careful with black. It gives great contrast and “overlaps” the makeup. Robin needs a bright lipstick shade and a more intense blush."
Susan Sarandon at the Cannes Film Festival
Anastasia Cherenkova:
“Why does the legend of world cinema Susan have such dark glasses?
Let's say the actress is hiding bruises or the aftermath of seeing a surgeon. I am sure that you can do without black lenses! There are no big problems, there is a lack of a good concealer and dense concealer."
Lea Michele at the Grammy
The case when playing with fashionable pink eyeshadows did not work. The eyes appear sunken due to the dark circles underneath. And with contouring, Leia's makeup artist overdid it.
Elle Fanning at the Cannes Film Festival
Anastasia Cherenkova:
“The bundle does not look sloppy, but sloppy. I would like to go up to El and fix the situation with a good varnish.
Makeup! I suggest changing the color of the eyebrows - they are painted too intensely. For such a light type, a couple of strokes with a color gel brush are enough.
The contour of the lips looks insufficiently traced - I would have made it clearer, because we are still at the Cannes Film Festival!"
Victoria Bonya and model Hofit Golan at the Cannes Film Festival
Anastasia Cherenkova:
“Bright, very bright! I see makeup, not girls. How do you “calm” these images? Let's start with Victoria Boni. The amount of dark cold shade sculptor makes the cheekbones aggressive.
Miss Golan should change her lipstick - to a classic red (for example, Ruby Woo, M. A. C) or a light burgundy shade (like Magnetic Monica, Dolce & Gabbana). This will get rid of the "red" effect on the lips of the model."
Lady Gaga at the Grammy
As unpredictable as it may sound, Lady Gaga repeated Susan Sarandon's mistake. Her makeup and hairstyle would have looked much better if the singer had taken off her black aviators. A good make-up is hidden under them: lipstick and shadows of a purple hue, neat arrows - and all this to match the strawberry blonde (we wrote about the "life" variants of this coloring here).
Charlotte Gainsbourg at the Cannes Film Festival
Anastasia Cherenkova:
“The Cannes Film Festival demands accents. To highlight the lips: add a very “Parisian” lipstick in the color of burgundy wine. Eyes should be highlighted with liquid eyeliner - classic arrows will instantly make Charlotte smart.
Hair lacks volume. I would lift them up and ruffle them a little - an easy way to look sexy."
Lola Kerk at the Golden Globe Awards
For the ceremony, Lola chose an unsuccessful haircut with a parting in the center. Short bangs and a cascade of strands visually make the face look rounder. This is how the 26-year-old actress looks older. And the makeup, it seems, was done in haste - a greasy shine is visible where it should not be.
Thandie Newton at the Met Gala
Anastasia Cherenkova:
“I don't think Rei Kawakubo would appreciate Tandy's image. In addition to glitter and artificial colors, like from Ikea, the actress is spoiled by smoky eyes up to the eyebrows with active shading in the inner corners of the eyes."
Sarah Jessica Parker at the Golden Globe Awards
At the BeautyHack editorial office deja vu The image of Sarah Jessica from the Met Gala 2016 has already hit our disastrous compilation. This year, nothing has changed: heavy smokies visually reduce the eyes and add a decade to the actress. Sarah herself said that any resemblance to Princess Leia on the red carpet is completely unintentional. I wonder who thought so?
Kristen Wiig at the Golden Globe Awards
This year for American comedians (as well as for many other girls) has become the year of short haircuts. Only if Michelle Williams and Millie Bobby Brown cope with the styling with a bang, Kristen seems to forget about it, only smoothing the natural waves.
Rita Ora at the Met Gala
Anastasia Cherenkova:
“Rita Oru was let down by her curly hairstyle (or rather a helmet?). The singer's feminine features have become angular, so the makeup looks like a failure."
Katie Holmes at the Met Gala
Anastasia Cherenkova:
“Katy wears two shades of active shadows - green and blue. I like these combinations, but I would argue with this lipstick! I propose to beat the image with a rich berry shade."
Carey Russell at the Golden Globe Awards
Already the choice of dress and accessories makes Carey's image lifeless and tired. And makeup in this case does not help. Master Tina Turnbow (New York beauty blogger and make-up artist Julianne Moore and Natalie Portman) used bronze eyeshadow to make Carey even more "waxy".
Evan Rachel Wood, Met Gala
Anastasia Cherenkova, student of Elena Krygina, makeup artist:
“Evan's eyes are so thick that they turn into eyebrows (and vice versa). Most likely, makeup artist Evan confessed his love for the Japanese avant-garde, but he probably forgot about his love for the actress."
Selena Gomez at the Met Gala
Anastasia Cherenkova:
“On the red carpet, Selena looked like a princess (arm in arm with the radiant singer The Weeknd and in contrast with his ex-girlfriend Bella Hadid in a tight bodysuit). The color of the shadows may fit into this image, but I would not raise them so high!"
Lily Collins at the Met Gala
Anastasia Cherenkova:
“Lily Collins seemed to take on the role of Snow White again, only this time in a gothic version. Makeup artist Lily (usually her makeup is done by Molly R., Lancôme) made two accents in the image: the actress's active eyebrows and very thickly dyed eyelashes - "spiders".
La La Anthony at the Met Gala
Anastasia Cherenkova:
“The actress with the musical name did not have a very successful eyebrow makeup - they are pulled up so that you involuntarily recall the heroines of pin-up comics. I don't think La La wanted to make that impression."
Grace Hartzel at the Met Gala
Anastasia Cherenkova:
“It looks scary! 20-year-old Grace got together for Halloween and slept until May - I see no other excuse for the Metropolitan model's image (even stories about Rei Kawakubo's black collections will sound unconvincing)."
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