Makeup artist schools us on exactly what Campos is referring to by pairing a brighter-than-life classic red lip with a Julia Fox-inspired bold black eyeshadow wing (via Instagram). "I love that it's taking on a brighter, candied twist this fall and staying consistent with the bolder colors that are dominating the runways," Campos shares with The Zoe Report. Once you've filled in your eyeliner wing, line your lower waterline with a white pencil eyeliner before completing the look with lashes and a colored contact in one eye.īright red lips are trending this season as much as ever before, according to NYC-based makeup artist Marco Campos. Turn that same eyeshadow into eyeliner by simply adding some water to a thin brush and dipping it in the shadow. Next, go over that line with a white liquid eyeliner to create the effect of the lightning's highlights - making sure to use a heavier hand in the center and a lighter hand for the branches of the bolt. Using a sky-blue eyeshadow, such as Clinique's All About Shadow in "Lagoon," start sketching out the shape of your lighting strike by lightly drawing a medium-thick wavy line with "branches” across your left cheek and extending it diagonally up to your right eye. After adding your favorite blush and highlighter, you can begin working on the lighting strike.
#RED PHANTOM OF THE OPERA COSTUME PROFESSIONAL#
Begin with Milk Cosmetic's Hydro Grip Hydrating Primer to create a luminous base, follow it up with the Wet n' Wild Photo Focus Dewy Foundation – we recommend it for the quality and price point - and finally, set the foundation with NYX Professional Dewy Finish Setting Spray.
#RED PHANTOM OF THE OPERA COSTUME SKIN#
To capture the look, go for dewy skin to really play up the wet, thunderstorm concept.
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