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Makeup artist Aaron De Mey for Bourjois did the makeup at Alice Roi's Spring 2007 fashion show on Saturday afternoon. "Alice's clothing is all about texture and blending different fabrics," explained De May. "The faces got the same look; we are varying the finishes to create contrast." Using a neutral palette, De May brought attention to the eyes with shimmer and shine, working gold shadow into the inner corners and around the lash lines. Lips and cheeks were kept simple with tawny nude tones. Paired with tousled hair, Roi's girly clothing with an eighties edge, and blaring punk rock music, the makeup gorgeously highlighted the model's nature-girl gone wild makeup.
Makeup artist Aaron De Mey for Bourjois did the makeup at Alice Roi's Spring 2007 fashion show on Saturday afternoon. "Alice's clothing is all about texture and blending different fabrics," explained De May. "The faces got the same look; we are varying the finishes to create contrast." Using a neutral palette, De May brought attention to the eyes with shimmer and shine, working gold shadow into the inner corners and around the lash lines. Lips and cheeks were kept simple with tawny nude tones. Paired with tousled hair, Roi's girly clothing with an eighties edge, and blaring punk rock music, the makeup gorgeously highlighted the model's nature-girl gone wild makeup.
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