The makeup artist, Tina Turnbow, spritzed the models' skin with Caudalie Beauty Elixer ($49 at sephora.com) for a glowing, dewy look. To even out their complexions she used Tarte's tinted moisturizer ($35 at sephora.com), and dabbed Tarte's cheek stain in Blushing Bride ($28 at sephora.com) on the cheeks for a natural flush. Here's the interesting part. She dabbed Tarte's Vitamin-Infused Lip Gloss in Liquid Sunshine ($28 at sephora.com) at the inner corner of the eyes, on the lid and upper lash-line, and on the browbone. It's basically a like using a really liquidy highligher gel. It makes you look glowy and dewy, but has better staying power and no glitter fall-out. So it sounds weird, but kind of makes sense. The hair was really, really teased in the front, and then styled in a simple french braid down the back. If you have long hair, you should definitely rock this. Maybe with a little less teasing. Just a little.
Here's the final product on the runway. This is like the umpteenth very natural, low makeup look I've seen this week. The 90s are back! Oh dear...
Image Sources:
Runway: style.com
Closeup: jetsetgirls.blogspot.com
Group shot: jetsetgirls.blogspot.com
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