"Effortless impact!" M.A.C Senior Makeup Artist Romero Jennings told me backstage of his look for Carmen Marc Valvo Fall 2011. "Carmen wanted these girls to look like fresh, young, energetic ballerinas." But at the same time, the look was very wearable and approachable. "Every woman will feel like they can actually wear these clothes, you can wear this hairstyle and you can actually do the makeup yourself!"
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Romero Jennings hard at work applying makeup for the Carmen Marc Valvo show. |
Jennings wanted to start with clean, healthy skin. He prepped the skin with
Studio Moisture Fix before applying
Face & Body Foundation with the
168 Brush. He also used
Studio Finish Concealer and
Mineralize Skinfinish Natural/Light as a set powder.
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Some of the M.A.C products used to create the look. |
To highlight the cheekbones, Jennings used
Cream Color Base in Pearl, and then dabbed
Blush Cream in Posey onto the cheeks with his fingers. "It just screams ballerina," he told me. "It’s very fresh, it’s very youthful, it’s great on all skin tones."
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1) This model is gorgeous. 2) I love her outfit. |
Using the
224 Brush, Jennings applied a new cream eyeshadow coming for fall,
Chestnut, from the lashline and blended upward. He purposely left the rosy tone on the models' eyelids "to make the shadow look more individual," he said. "It's more custom-made when you use your own natural shade with it." Lashes were curled 2-3 times and then Jennings used both wands from
Haute & Naughty Mascara on the top lashes only -- "one to really pile it on and one to really separate!"
On the lips, Jennings dabbed the same
Blush Cream in Posey from the cheeks and then added a touch of
Cremesheen Glass in Pure Magnificence, a beautiful pearl lavender shade coming for fall.
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