“Tonight was Sandra’s big night and she was in a happy, ethereal mood. I wanted her to look like the true movie star she is, so we went with modern classy Hollywood – dewy skin, soft eyes, and a bold classic red lip.” — Angela Levin
SKIN
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“We took the Veronica Lake regal, smooth, classic Hollywood look and gave it a modern but glamorous twist. We kept the warmth and added a little edge.” — Robin Fredriksz
FACE
CHANEL Rouge Coco in Gabrielle – dab a bit to the apples of the cheeks
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Makeup artist (as well as the real life Mrs. McDreamy) Jillian Dempsey created a soft, ethereal look for Kate Winslet. Here’s the breakdown:
FACE
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“Maggie is the muse of spring. Her Dries Van Noten gown is a swirl of bright colors that fades into white. For her makeup I wanted to bring out the color of her eyes with some depth while keeping with the brightness of her overall style.” – Molly R. Stern
SKIN
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Celebrity makeup artist Jo Strettell created a softly dramatic look for Demi Moore on Oscar night to go with her beautiful Versace gown.
FACE
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“This was Carey’s first Oscars so I wanted to make sure she looked age appropriate but still embrace the glamour of the night. Carey’s dress was edgy and elegant so I wanted to keep her makeup looking fresh and youthful.” – Georgie Eisdell
FACE
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Makeup artist D’Andre Michael created a soft, sexy plum smoky eye for Queen Latifah for the 2010 Oscars to go with her lavender gown. Here’s the breakdown:
FACE
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“We wanted to achieve a sexy and sophisticated look while keeping it balanced with her dress. With luminous skin and neutral-glossed lips, I was able to really focus on her beautiful almond-shaped eyes.” - Vera Steimberg
FACE
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“Based on her dress, I wanted to create an ethereal movie-star look. I kept the cheekbones high and highlighted with the NARS Enchanted Cream Blush for a soft and supportive look.” – Matthew Vanleeuween
FACE
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“The look I was going for Amanda was movie star glamour while maintaining a young, fresh and modern feel.” — Monika Blunder
FACE
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“We chose our colour palette based on the water colour look of Rachel’s dress. There was a wash of cool tones in the dress, blue, green, purple, pink so we wanted the eye, cheek and lips to all have this same water colour sheerness to it.” — Kayleen McAdams
EYES
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“It’s a ‘summer makeup in a winter palette’ – there’s a gothic sensibility (inspired by Dracula) yet still a real lightness and softness to the look.” – Georgina Graham
FACE
MAC Prep + Prime Face Protect SPF 50 – apply as a primer
MAC Face and Body Foundation
MAC Iridescent Powder in Silver Dusk – blend along the bridge of nose and cupid’s bow
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“Tough, graphic and tribal.” – Petros Petrohilos
FACE
MAC Strobe Cream – highlight cheekbones and temples
MAC Face and Body Foundation – apply to corners of nose, under eyes and centre of the forehead
MAC Prep + Prime Powder and MAC Set Powder in Invisible– combine and apply to the centre of face
MAC Gloss Texture – apply to cheekbones
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Makeup artist (as well as the real life Mrs. McDreamy) Jillian Dempsey created a soft, ethereal look for Kate Winslet. Here’s the breakdown:
Celebrity makeup artist Jo Strettell created a softly dramatic look for Demi Moore on Oscar night to go with her beautiful Versace gown.
Makeup artist D’Andre Michael created a soft, sexy plum smoky eye for Queen Latifah for the 2010 Oscars to go with her lavender gown. Here’s the breakdown:“Youthful, ethereal beauty-think soft, natural glowing skin.” – Sarah Glick
