Camila Alves wore a stunning lacey cutout dress that perfectly framed her face for the warm, natural makeup. Her hair was a throwback to a 70’s Cher look - long and straight with a severe center part. Her Makeup Artist Mary Phillips, said, “We wanted to go more sultry than sweet, still somehow muted, yet in a very powerful way. She looked like a queen of the desert; an aspirational woman.”
Read MoreEvery inch of Sarah Hyland exuded Hollywood glamour at the 2014 Emmy’s. She donned a custom gown by Christian Soriano. “We kept her entire look soft and pretty and definitely took inspiration from portraits of Audrey Hepburn and other old Hollywood film stars,” says her Makeup Artist Allan Avendano.
Here’s how you can re-create her red carpet look.
Read MoreJulia Roberts is the face of natural, fresh beauty, which was once again captured at last night’s Emmy’s. With a bronze eye and sun-kissed cheek, Roberts’ look was chosen by Makeup Artist Genevieve Herr to compliment the Emmy nominee and Lancome Ambassador’s gorgeous Elie Saab navy beaded dress.
Here’s how you can recreate Julia’s Emmy’s glow.
Read MoreShe is People Magazine’s “World’s Most Beautiful Person” of the year, and seemingly the Belle of the Ball at this year’s Met Gala. She is Lupita Nyong’o. Strutting her stuff in a flapper dress by Prada on the red carpet, she channels a modern-day Josephine Baker. Celebrity Makeup Artist Nick Barose played up Lupita with a fun mix of purples, pinks and berry colors to compliment her stunning, emerald green gown.
Want Lupita’s gorge red carpet look? Read on to find out how you can recreate your own Met Gala look.
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