There really isn't anything I can say about this, other than I think she is hilarious. If you aren't following her on YouTube, you're missing out.
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Halloween Video Tutorials: Lauren Luke's Angel Fairy Eyes
I'm sharing some of my favorite Halloween video tutorials with you for the next few days. Enjoy!
Halloween Video Tutorials: Sexy Witch by MissChevious
I'm sharing my favorite YouTube Halloween looks with you for the rest of the week. Have you decided what you're going to be for Halloween? Do you have makeup plans? Do share!
Erin Featherston Releases Short Film Showcasing Fall/Winter Collection
Designer Erin Featherston has released her third short film on Style.com recently, and it showcases her Fall/Winter 2009 collection. Directed by Marisa Crawford, the film features Erin’s Fall/Winter 2009 collection and features cameo’s from some of Erin’s favorite models and muses including Reni Lane, Kelsey Barrett of the all female punk band Effi Briest, actress Paz De La Huerta, model/actress Ingrid Schram, as well as models Daria Strokous, Kelsey Close, Rudi Ovchinnikova, Sacha Blue and Karina G. Below are all details as well as a bevy of images from the film.
For the first time, Erin Fetherston is partnering with online retailer Shopbop for hosting the collection as seen in “Birds of a Fether” for purchase and will be running a special promotion to enter to win an all-expenses paid trip to New York City and tickets to the Erin Fetherston Spring 2010 show during this September’s Fashion Week.
Where Do You Find Inspiration?
It’s easy to get bored with your makeup stash, even if you have tons and tons of it. Even the most dedicated of us need inspiration to come up with new looks and new reasons to buy great new stuff! Reading about trends helps, but actually seeing how to use something, especially something untried, can inspire me to really mix up my look for the better.
But finding that inspiration can be hard. I look to magazines first, especially ones that focus on beauty and fashion because you can get more information on what the products are and, occasionally, how to use them. Allure magazine is excellent in terms of explaining technique and listing sources, but many of the glossies can be inspiring.
Celebrities are also a popular choice, especially if you can find an accompanying article interviewing the makeup artist. Celebrities can always be counted on to wear the most current trends as well as have an excellent artist available to work their magic. These articles can be really helpful for learning technique.
My favorite source of inspiration, by far, are the real people that I find on YouTube. So many amazing talented everyday people, motivated by nothing other than sharing their expertise, post videos not only showing their look but telling you how to achieve it. Do a quick search for “makeup tutorial” and start checking out all the amazing looks and talent!
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