At a special screening for I Hate Luv Storys, Sonam Kapoor sported some grungy smoky eyes. To get her look, blend a matte black and a shimmery gray eye shadow over your lids with a small eye-shadow brush, starting at your lashes and moving just beyond the crease. With the brush, line your lower lashes with the same color combination. Starting at the inner corner of your eye, trace a line of black eye liner along your upper lashes. Leave the lashes bare. Finish off with a pale pink lipstick.
Rec: M.A.C Print and Carbon Eye Shadows
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Make-up Trend: Grungy Smoky Eyes
When Bad Make-up Happens To Good People
All in all, both of these ladies are stunning, and do not need that much make-up be it in events or movies.
Your opinions?
Sonam Kapoor's L'oreal UV Perfect Cream Advertisement
Make-up Trend: Midnight Blue Eye Shadow
Looking every bit regal in her Gucci dress, makeup artist Mickey Contractor took inspiration from it for Sonam's gorgeous midnight blue smoky eyes. He rimmed her eyes with black liner, then topped it with a blend of smoky blue and gray shadow. A few swipes of rich, thickening mascara finished her look. For her lips, he added a pop of peachy coral lipstick and topped her cheeks off with some peach blush. She looks stunning!
Rec: Tarte Flower Child Natural Eyeshadow Palette (colors used: Shimmering Delphinium Blue and Shimmering Gray Periwinkle)
Make-up Trend: A Springtime Red Lip
Rekha and Sonam Kapoor show us that age is not a factor when it comes to a classic red lip. On the latest cover of Filmfare they show us red lips are appropriate in any season. If you're a big fan of red lips and are unsure how to wear them in the spring, look for a shade that's slightly more pink. Also, skip matte formulas which can feel too stiff. A swipe of sheer balm will give even bold colors a lightweight and airy feeling.
Make-up Trend: Shimmery Eyes and Bold Lips
Rec: NARS Paris Duo Eye Shadow; NARS Jungle Red Lipstick
Make-up Trend: Shimmery Slate Eye Shadow
For her latest photoshoot with ace photographer Daboo Ratnani, Sonam Kapoor dazzled us. Glittery eye shadow may give off a childish vibe, but not in a muted slate shade. When keeping the application incredibly neat and controlled it looks sophisticated and classy. Instead of sweeping sparkly formulas along your entire lid, fill only the section just below your crease.
Rec: M.A.C Print Eye Shadow
Make-up Trend: Pastel-Blue Shadow
Rec: M.A.C Winkle Eye Shadow
Make-up Trend: Pastel Pink Glossy Lips
Sonam Kapoor's glossy pink lips were subtle and statement-making all at once, also they looked amazing against that teal Diane Von Furstenberg dress she wore. If a bold pink hue feels too childish, go for a greyish, dusty shade like the one Sonam chose. The result? All the fun of bubblegum pink without feeling like a teenybopper.
Rec: M.A.C Cremesheen Glass in Ever So Rich
Make-up Trend: Forest Green Eyes
In the pages of Filmfare's latest issue Sonam Kapoor went green-- with her eyes. Rather than blending a metallic forest green hue across your entire lid, keep it below the crease, then brush a shimmery chestnut shadow just above for a slightly sculpted effect. (The brown accent also prevents green shadow from looking garish.) To finish off the look add a pop of pink on the lips and cheeks, to balance the eyes.
Rec: NARS Duo Eyeshadow in Earth Angel
Sonam Kapoor's L'oreal Shots
Sonam looks awful in the first photograph. Her eyes have BAGS under them. Her make-up looks oily and uneven as well. Awful, just plain awful. I did not expect this from the L'oreal team, especially since renowned photographer Chou Chiang took these pictures. Though, I have to admit she looks stunning in the second picture.
What's your take on the pictures?
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Sonam Kapoor's New L'oreal Advertisement for Riche Shine Gelee
Sonam Kapoor is wearing L'Oreal Color Riche Shine Gelee in 200 Berry Rose.
Make-up Trend: Pink Cheeks
For a gorgeous flush like Sonam Kapoor, use a sheer cheek stain. Sweep two strokes over the apples of each cheek and gently blend into the skin with two fingers using a circular motion, with the warmth of your fingers, the stain blends well and will stay on longer. Apply the same cheek stain on the lips, and finish off with some tinted lip balm and you're all set.
Rec: Stila Convertible Color in Petunia
The Latest Trend: Black Eyes, Lips, Nails
Sonam Kapoor in smoky eyes and black nailsWhen using black, the most important thing is to focus on one feature at a time and not overdo it to avoid looking garish. “Also, you can only carry off as much black as your personality allows”, believes Cory Walia. Finally, this shade is best left for the evening. As Charmaine Rao, make-up artist for Yves Saint Laurent puts it “black is glamorous after the sun sets.”
- Nailing It
“If you’re using black on your nails, make sure your nails are cut properly. Worn on nails that are too long, it could look tacky. Too short nails could end up looking messy. So ensure that your nails are clean and neat,” says Xavier Bertrand, Chanel retail manager. Finally, top black nail polish with a transparent top coat makes the nails look glossy and finished, advises Charmaine Rao. - Lip Service
“Not very wearable, this trend is more suited for fashion make-up but if you’re daring enough to try it, wear nude lipstick with black gloss. Alternatively, you can use dark plum shades that look more subtle,” suggests Meeta Awatramani, training manager, Clarins India. “If you’re wearing black on lips, eyes and nails should be neutral. Use pinkish-beige shades on eyes with neutral colors and a French manicure on nails. Hair tied back in a chignon with a classic cocktail dress works well,” says Charmaine Rao. - Eye Do
The smoky eyes look is classic and eternally in fashion. Start with less, then intensify color gradually. Under-eye circles must be concealed perfectly first. Finish off the look with mascara to open up the eyes and intensify the effect. Awatramani’s pick is Clarins Instant Light Eye Perfecting Base. When using black on the eyes, always create a barrier of loose powder under the eyes to avoid spillage of color from ruining your foundation. Subtle and smooth shading with metallics—gold and silver—layered over the black looks ultra glam, Cory Walia says.
- Clarins Waterproof Eye Pencil in Black
- Estee Lauder Double Wear Zero-Smudge Liquid Eyeliner in Black
- Make Up For Ever Aqua Black Waterproof Cream Eye Shadow
- L'oreal Bare Naturale Gentle Mineral Eyeliner in Defining Onyx
- YSL Eyeshadow Duo in #17 Ivory Beige and Deep Black
- Chanel Nail Color in Black Satin
- YSL Pure Gloss in 49 Pure Black
- Chanel Quadra Eye Shadow in Smoky Eyes
- Lancome Color Fever Gloss in Piha Black
- Lancome Le Vernis in Piha Black
IIFA 2009 Make-up Trends
Aishwarya Rai Bachchan's Cat Eye Eyeliner and Eye Shadow
Sonam Kapoor's Neutral Eyeshadow
Raveena Tandon Thadani's Brown-Red Lipstick
Mughda Godse's Smoky Eyes and Rosy Cheeks
Kangna Ranaut's Peachy Cheeks and Lips
Bipasha Basu's Smoky Eyes, Peachy Cheeks and Coral Lips
Genelia D'Souza's Silver-Blue Eye Shadow and Pale Lavender Lips
Lara Dutta's Silver-Gray Smoky Eyes and Pale Pink Lips
Amrita Rao's Basic Smoky Eye and Bronzy Peach Cheeks
Make-up Trend: Full Pouty Lips
If you want lips that scream to be smooched, take a cue from Sonam Kapoor who accentuated her cupid's bow with subtle lip liner. For added oomph and sexiness, draw light to the peaks of your cupid's bow using a shimmery white pencil, like Lancome Le Crayon Khol in Blanc.
Sonam Kapoor's Make-up Must-Haves
[Click on the image to zoom in]Sonam's make-up must haves are:
L'oreal Wear Infinite Waterproof Eyeliner in Black
L'oreal UV Perfect Ultra Sun Protection Cream SPF30
L'oreal Wear Infinite Waterproof Eyeliner in Black
L'oreal UV Perfect Ultra Sun Protection Cream SPF30
Sonam Kapoor's L'oreal White Perfect Cream Advertisement
I think she looks gorgeous! Your thoughts?
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