Brush on black mascara, or try false lashes - either individual or a somewhat natural-looking strip. The line should be thickest at the center, then taper all the way to the outer corners. Then, with a liquid liner, trace along the upper lash lines.
Follow with a neutral shade all over the lids. Apply a taupe eye shadow in the crease of your eyes, concentrating the color on the outer two-thirds. "They should be very square and fade out into a fine tip," says Murphy.
Use a dark pencil (black or brown, depending on your hair color) to fill in and shape your brows. To really embody Audrey Hepburn's Holly Golightly, it's more a matter of getting the makeup right.Īfter applying foundation, concealer, and loose powder, dust a pink blush on the apples of your cheeks. You know you have a little black dress in your closet. Better to check your costume shop for a generic version or bust out blue construction paper. Slide on a coral or retro frosty pink lipstick.Ī vintage Pan Am pillbox hat would certainly nail this costume, but the real thing goes for thousands on eBay. "You want a simple, rosy flush - not sculpted cheekbones," she says. If you don't, fill them in with a natural color, but don't exaggerate them."īrush pink blush on the apples of your cheeks. Instead, layer volumizing mascara on the upper and lower lashes. "It was not an era of false lashes," says Whelan. Highlight the brow bone with a pearly highlighter. Choose a taupe eye shadow for the crease of your eyes and a pastel, such as baby blue or sea-foam green, for the lids. "Concentrate on making the line a little thicker at the outer corners and then wing it up," says makeup artist Erica Whelan. Winged liner is what really sells this look. If your hair isn't already similar to Kim's, a long, black wig completes the look.Īfter you've raided the thrift store for a knee-length skirt and matching blazer, clear late-'60s/early-'70s makeup for landing. Line your lips with a neutral pencil and fill them in with a pinky-neutral lipstick or gloss.
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"Apply a full strip of false eyelashes, then coat on tons of black mascara," says Murphy. "Apply a taupe shadow in the crease and a lighter silver or shimmery pink shade on the center of the lid and on the brow bone." "Go over what you did in pencil with black matte eye shadow to make it stronger," says Murphy. Use black eyeliner pencil along the top lash lines and the inner rim of the bottom of your eyes, and then smudge the color. Apply a peachy pink blush to the apples of your cheeks, and exaggerate your brows by filling them in with a pencil, ending them at a point. Take that same bronzer and dust it on your forehead and the tip of your chin. "Then use a bronzer to further deepen that contouring." Apply foundation, then get ready to contour like crazy: Take a second foundation that's two shades darker than your base and apply it to the hollows of your cheeks, says makeup artist Quinn Murphy. As for getting Kim's signature aesthetic, though, start with concealer as needed. If you've kept up with the Kardashians, you know what you really need to complete Kim's look is two friends to go as Khloé and Kourtney. Whether you want to dress up in your most sparkly jumpsuit inspired by Harry Styles at the Grammys or channel your inner Wes Anderson with all the pastel makeup money can buy, let this list of 54 Instagram-worthy and award-winning costumes inform your upcoming Halloween look. There’s still time for you to craft a clever, unique costume that will stand out in the crowd - and maybe even win you a few awards.
While there’s absolutely nothing wrong with dressing like a black cat or wearing a tiara and calling yourself a princess, sometimes you just want to wear something no one else at your Halloween party will have on. Whether you’re celebrating the spookiest day of the year with a makeup-centric costume, themed Halloween nail art, or wearing a wig to transform into your favorite pop culture icon, there’s no shortage of options out there. With inspiration from some of our favorite characters and some of the best moments of this past year and beyond, this list is sure to include the perfect get-up for you. That means planning and sifting through costume ideas early. Halloween is still weeks away (not that we’re counting the days or anything), but we already know we're going all out for 2023.
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