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Kristen Stewart's Matte Brown Look from the Allure cover page

It was requested of me to try and dupe Kristen Stewart's matte brown eyes from the Allure cover page.

Here is the look:



Here is my rendition:

I am much much much darker than Kristen and my eyes are brown, so the look of course will be different on me. Mine probably came out a little bit too dark compared to her look










Items used:
  • Lid: Loreal HIP gel liner in brown. Smudge it with MAc 217
  • Upper lashline: Apply Stila Onyx black pencil liner very close to the lash line and smudge (I would try to avoid this step to get a lighter look)
  • Now pack MAC Cordoroy on the lid, layer it with Milani Rich Chocolate eyeshadow
  • Apply MAC Rule in the crease to fade out the color
  • outer V: darken with MAC Carbon as usual
  • Drag Milani Rich Chocolate below the waterline. Darken outer 1/3rd with MAC Carbon
  • Apply any black pencil kohl on waterline
  • Curl lashes and apply mascara
Done :)

EOTD: My fav fall look!!








Items used:
- MAC Gilded Ash cream e/s as base
- pewter/gray/brown color from Smashbox Eyelights in Smokebox palette (this is a MUST have palette for our skintones) over the lid
- outer v and crease - gray black from the smashbox palette. soften crease with MAC Cork
- line upper and lower waterline with tons on kohl
- smokeout waterline with the lid color
- highlight with MAC Vanilla pigment

Smokey satin taupe

Well yeah its some boring smoked out MAC Satin Taupe again. We were headed for dinner and I literally had 10 mins to put my face on..






Items used
  • Base: Gilded Ash Metal X Shadow (cream)
  • Lid color: MAC Satin Taupe
  • Inner V and highlight: MAC Shroom
  • Outer V and crease: MAC Carbon
  • Waterline and upper lashline: MAC Feline kohl
  • Mascara:

EOTD: Neutral soft smokey winged look

click on the image for a full size view, you can see the details of color placement



Items used:
  • Lid base: MAC Soft Ochre paint, dust MAC Vanilla e/s all over the lid, uptil the brow bone
  • Crease: MAC Rule, define it with MAC Swiss Chocolate
  • Upper lashline:Bobbi Brown black gel liner, set with MAC Carbon - wing it
  • Outter v: MAC Handwritten. Soften the wing, and blend into the outer V with MAC Handwritten
  • lower lashline: line waterline with black kohl (Hashmi), smudge it out with MAC Handwritten
  • Inner V, and inner 1/3rd of lid: tap on MAC Your Ladyship pigment
  • Apply loads of mascara: Maybelline Falsies

Matte: Smokey Brown (Priyanka Chopra)

Priyanka Chopra just looks STUNNING in this pic!!



Here is a closeup of her eyemakeup from the above picture:


Here is my rendition: How did I do?









Items used:
  • Base: MAC Blacktrack fluidliner
  • Lid: MAC Embark
  • Crease: Rule, Saddle, Corduroy
  • OuterV: Carbon
  • Highlight: MAC Femme Fi
  • Upper lashline - Maybelline Stilleto black liquid eyeliner
  • Waterline: MAC Feline
  • Smudge and set below waterline: MAC Brown Down, Embark
  • Mascara: Rimmel Glam Eyes

Slightly shimmery brown smokey eyes








Items used
  • Base of the lid: Laura Mercier Burnished Copper (cream eyeshadow - or use any taupy bronzey color like MAC Twinks eyeshadow). If you are using a powder eyeshadow, foil it.
  • Outer V and crease: Laura Mercier Chocolate Garnet (powder matte eyeshadow - or use any rich chocolate brown color like MAC Espresso or Milani Chocolate)
  • Liner upper lids and waterline with Urban Decay Zero eyepencil (or any black smudgey kohl liner, like MAC Smolder)
  • Smudge the upper liner and below waterline with MAC Carbon or any matte black eyeshadow.
  • Loads and loads of mascara - I used Dior Show Iconic. I am totally toving this by the way, can you tell how lonnnnnnng my lashes look!!
  • Always remember to curl and comb the lashes out.

Soft smokey brown gray




items used:
Revlon charcoal smudged over the lid
MAC carbon on upper lashline
MAC brown script in crease
MAC jardin airs to highlight brownbone, inner tear duct

It's all about blending and layering in this look.