First up this week? Well – me!
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Out of all the gorgeous women in the world, my favourite has got to be Elizabeth Taylor. From sassy child star [always seemingly playing second fiddle to an animal star… Lassie Come Home and National Velvet were among her early hits!] through to sultry starlet, Elizabeth was the media darling of the 50s and 60s for her stunning looks and turbulent love life. I particularly love her in Cat on a Hot Tin Roof [1958].
Get The Look
As Maggie the Cat, Elizabeth played a woman who was frustrated by her husbands complete disregard for her on a personal and sexual level even though she was undeniably beautiful and spent time perfecting her beauty. This was mirrored in the make-up that Elizabeth wore for the role.
Dark, arched brows [try Eye Brow Cake in 'Vehement' mixed with a drop of 'Sealing Gel'] were created using an angled eyebrow brush [try Eye Brow Brush]. A dark, smoky look enhanced her bright eye colour. Powder Eye Shadow in 'Lestat' and 'Gimp' would be perfect.
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“If someone's dumb enough to offer me a million dollars to make a picture, I'm certainly not dumb enough to turn it down.” – Elizabeth Taylor
i looove the new blog!!!! thanks alot for elizabeth taylor look. is it a problem that you post all the products used for the looks of Noir, Fantasy, Romance and Berlin visuals?
ReplyDeletethanks alot..
hugs from croatia
I love the new blog. "Maggie the Cat" is one of my all-time favourite movie characters. A true icon.
ReplyDeleteI have that Medium Pencil, so I might try to recreate that... Thanks for sharing! xxx
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