This is my first look that I created for Estella's character. I tried to maintain a natural look but still contouring a little the face. I also wanted to put in avidence the eyes by applying the mascara and some black eyeshadow aroung the eye-line. Also on the eyes I thought to apply a soft make-up with a light brown colour on the eye-lid. A peachy (very natural and light colour) as a blusher. And glossy redish lips.
I thought that this look could be good for a modern version of Estella, because As I needed to maintain the aspect of that particular period of time, the make-up must be as natural as possible, nearly invisible on the camera, because these are what the Victorian Beauty required.This is my second design for the same cahracter, Estella. This make-up includes a natural make-up for eyes and natural skintones tor the face, with peachy blusher a little bit of contouring. The lips are glossy pink. A detail that I think captures everyone's attention from my point of view are the eyelashes. I left myself go and I thought that this make-up would look great with fake eyelashes on the upper lid and small pieces of eyelashes on the bottom lids on the outter corners.
I created this make-up thinking of a fashion catwalk with a topic based on Charles Dickens' character - Estella. And I think it can be very suitable as it is rafinated, natural and soft make-up but that still has a modern touch.
This is the last face chart that I also used as the one for the assessment. I tried to represent a natural look that consists of foundation a a light contouring; a peachy pink blush. On the eyes I wanted a natural make-up in which is used just some highlighter on the innercorner of the eye and under the eyebrow, and a darker shade (brownie) eyeshadow on the outter part of the eyelid. I also applyed some mascara. The lips, I wanted to keep them of a natural colour that tends to pink, even if on my face chart it looks orange.
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