Get inspiration for prom with some of our favorite celeb looks. These makeup options cover a range of styles from barely-there to smoky-eyed!
The Best Prom 2012 Makeup Looks
Prom is right around the corner, so to make
your search for the perfect look a little easier, we've put together
some of the best celebrity styles.
Olivia Wilde
Olivia Wilde
really emphasizes her eyes by using a complementary shade of shadow. To
brighten green or hazel eyes, sweep on purple tones that range from
deep aubergine to barely-there lilac. Add a little liner, a couple coats
of mascara, and a touch of nude lipgloss to complete the show-stopping
effect.
Sara Ramirez
Sara Ramirez
created her luminous red carpet look using shimmery light-reflective
shadows, rosy blush, and shiny nude lipstick. For brown eyes,
incorporate cool icy hues and shiny shades of silver and pewter. Blue
eyes pop next to gold, copper and bronze tones.
Mila Kunis
Mila Kunis
kept her look light by using pastels and muted neutral tones. To define
her eyes she highlighted the upper lids with a pale shimmering pink
shadow and blended a sheer toasty brown neutral into the creases. A soft
rosy cream blush was applied to the apples of her cheeks and a wash of
beige-pink satin finish lipstick completed the look.
Abigail Breslin
Abigail Breslin
went with a monochromatic eye, using shimmering blue shades of shadow.
Two different blue tones were used to create the look. A silvery option
was used near the inner corners while a glimmering midnight blue was
used to define creases and as an eyeliner. To complete the look she
added a shiny bubblegum pink lipstick.
Ginnifer Goodwin
Ginnifer Goodwin's
alluring makeup style consisted of glimmering golden green shadow swept
over the entire lid and blended into creases, warm peach blush lightly
patted onto cheeks, and a touch of pale shimmering pink lipstick. Her
colorful cosmetics created a fresh, modern look that's perfect for a
formal springtime event.
Bella Thorne
Bella Thorne
mixed neutral shades with a hint of metallic for this look. Simple
sweeps of gold along the lower lids opened up her eyes while a cool
brown shadow defined creases. She also added another light-reflective
element by applying rosy lipgloss containing microfine glitter.
Vanessa Hudgens
Vanessa Hudgens'
makeup is the classic smoky eye, nude lip combination. It's a favorite
look that involves using deep shades of shadow applied heavily nearest
the lash line and blended upward to create a gradation of color moving
from dark to light. Black eyeliner and mascara are also key. Keep lips
and cheeks natural-looking with a soft peachy-colored blush and
lipstick.
Kat Graham
If you're looking for something a little different, Kat Graham's
vibrant look will certainly get attention. We've seen other celebs
wearing bright colors, but usually the products have been sheer and the
applications have been light. To recreate Kat's vivid green look, swipe a
primer over lids first for the biggest color payoff and build intensity
by layering applications of shadow.
Jennifer Hudson
Jennifer Hudson
loves to rock a smoky eye, nude lip look. She also likes to increase
the drama by adding a pair of lengthy false lashes. First a sweep of
black liquid liner is applied to upper lids and a black pencil is used
along lower lash lines and the inner rims of the eyes. Then, lashes are
gently glued on and finished with a couple coats of black mascara. She
completed the look with a minimum of rosy blush and a sheer layer of a
pink-infused caramel-colored lipstick.
Olivia Palermo
Olivia Palermo
created a smoky-eyed look with a single dark chocolate shade of shadow.
A black pencil was also used to accent her eyes by applying it along
the upper and lower lash lines and the inner rims. To keep her skin
looking luminous, a pearlescent powder was swept over the high points of
the face and a medium pink lipstick helped to lighten the overall look.
Evan Rachel Wood
Evan Rachel Wood's
sheer wash of golden shadow and kisses of barely-there cheek color are
great for those who prefer a no-makeup makeup look. It's just so easy to
sweep on a little metallic shadow to brighten the eyes! Use gold or
copper for blue eyes, violet shades for green or hazel eyes and misty
blue and silver tones for brown eyes. A pretty pink shade of lipstick
two or three shades darker than the natural lip color will complete the
look.
Emma Stone
Emma Stone
went with a heavy application of dark metallic blue liner and ditched
the eyeshadow. A couple coats of volumizing mascara completed the
glamorous, yet ultra-easy, look. Complementary shades including
shimmering peach-toned cheeks and pearly apricot lipstick made for
perfectly pretty finishing touches.
Jennifer Lopez
Jennifer Lopez's
sexy retro-inspired look could work with a variety of dresses. The key
is the versatile color palette that emphasizes the features while still
maintaining a natural-looking effect. To find out more about how to
recreate J.Lo's look,
Maria Menounos
Maria Menounos
brightened her brown eyes with lots of blue-violet shadows and black
eye pencil. She simply traded in a traditional black liner for a rich
aubergine option and then encircled her eyes with vibrantly colored
powder shadows. Bronzy-peach cheeks and a shimmering muted apricot
lipgloss with an iridescent finish completed the look.
Scarlett Johansson
Scarlett Johansson's
aqua eyeshadow is so impactful, yet so quick and easy to apply. Pat on a
silky powder or cream version of the shade along the lower lash lines
and all over the upper lids. Add a coat or two of mascara and eyes are
perfectly emphasized. Lips require only the faintest application of
pearly pale lipstick or a multipurpse product that can also be blended
onto cheeks.
Miley Cyrus
Miley Cyrus'
striking makeup look pairs a simple application of neutral shades with
an ultra-long set of false lashes. The faux fringes were intensified by
the application of a few coats of mascara. Eyeshadows are cool neutrals
while cheeks and lips feature warmer tones of peach and pink.
Nicky Hilton
Nicky Hilton's
look is the epitome of glamour. Her classic smoky eyes were done in
silvery shades that feature highlights, shading and lots of black eye
pencil and mascara. The sultry-eyed effect was balanced by soft
peachy-pink cheeks and wearable sheer pink lipgloss.
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