Ballerina construct-Up For A Spectacular Look

Posted by on February 9th, 2010 at 04:09am

Marc Jacob’s spring 2010 show was the point of discussion, not just for its soft colors and fabrics but plus for the bold theater inspired assemble up. Francois Noir, the manufacture up master, felt the need of striking construct up to offset the soft looks of the garments.

Francois Noir along with Martha Graham chose to form the models resemble ballerinas who had just walked off the stage. The tight pulled back buns, very white faces, red pointed lips and eyes that have been drawn outwards instead of upwards completed the theatrical look.

The whole look reminded one of the ‘30s stage makeup, despite that it had a very contemporary and contemporary edge to it. The skin was made to look very pale and powdery and the slight hue of the skin was created thanks to the Sheer Matte foundation and loose powder.

The eyebrows were thin lines drawn with the help of an eyebrow pencil. Liquid eyeliner was used to create the graphic eye. The eyes were made to stand out with false lashes and lengthening mascara.

Strips of white shimmer, reminiscent of the ‘70s were used on the eyelids to create a 3D look. The look was completed with dark red lipstick from Velvet Matte Lipstick.