Robert: So this look is all about recreating Anne Hathaway's look from the Oscars and it's a really
simple look it's kind of a modern-day twist on the Audrey Hepburn look. It's got
the Audrey Hepburn line and it's got that clean lid with a little bit of a pinkish
gray twist to it. So that's what we're going to do. And in doing that, we still need to prep it like a normal Audrey Hepburn eye where we make the lid really quite clean but then we're going to go back and we're going to give it a but of a wash of a silvery gray color before we do
our liner.
So the first thing we're going to do is we're going to go ahead
and create that really pretty canvas which of course means
a nice clean
canvas.
So I'm going to start with a matte crème
beige. Close for me.
And I'm just going to give the whole lid
a wash of that.
Then I'm going to go back over that with a
matte beige.
So we just get a nice pretty highlighted lid.
I'm going to take my twenty eight and just
buff it out.
So a nice blend.
Just going to do a quit coat of mascara so I can kind of see what's happening with her lashes.
Okay now, I just need a tiny bit of definition in the crease before I do my wash of gray.
I'm just going to take a little bit of a matte taupe
just lightly define the crease.
Because of course
the focus of this look is the lash line.
Alright I'm going to take my fluffy brush,
my number twenty seven,
and a nice pretty silvery gray
and I'm just going to wash it over the lid.
Going back and blending it out
with my number twenty eight.
I'm going to take my number thirty so I can get closer to the lash line.
A little more pinky silver gray.
Get it a little deeper.
Alright now I'm going to line.
Give her that little Audrey line, before I start though I'm going to push some color into her lash line. Open and look down for me.
So using my number forty one brush because I'm going to put that color right at the lash line.
I want
that liner to look like it's one with the lash line.
So I'm going to darken in between the lashes. Look down and over that way.
Now I'm going to first start with pencil.
Anytime I'm doing an Audrey eye I want to start with pencil first.
Open and look down.
Nice and thin on the inside.
Going to start to make our line with our pencil.
Tracy thinks she's allowed to look at herself in the camera.
Okay so we're starting to create our shape with pencil.
We're going to fine tune it with shadow and powder.
Or shadow and a brush.
Open and look down.
Using my number forty two.
And the reason you do it with shadow and a brush first is it enables you to fine tune your
line before you start with
your liquid or your gel.
Then we will go back over it
with our gel liner.
Open and look down.
Now I've finished the line, I threw on a false lash.
I'm going to just mascara the lashes together.
Remember when you're doing a line like this, depending on the pitch of the eye,
because Anne Hathaway's eye was more
hooded
her line
is a slightly different shape
than Tracy's 'cause her eye is more deep set.
So whenever you're doing a celebrity look,
remember you have to change
what you're doing
based on the person that's really wearing it.
It's not just about matching the celebrity exact.
You can take the inspiration of the celebrity look and then adjust it for
the person that's wearing it.
Now I'm going to start
with that silvery gray color, look up, because it is there's color underneath
on this look. That's part of the look.
And I'm going to take my thirteen and I'm going to start to define along the lower lash line.
So I'm still using thirteen,
more pointed.
It's not as dark as black.
Now a little bit of mascara on the lower lashes.
Now Anne did not have much cheek color on at all.
She just had a really soft pink.
Tracy's skin tone is a bit darker,
a lot darker.
Tracy: It's natural. Robert: Anne is much more alabaster. Yeah it's so natural, no it is natural.
So I'm going to do hers a little bit peachier rather than pink.
I'm first going to do a little bit of bronzer.
Just a tiny bit.
Smile for me.
And then just doing a little bit
peachier of a pink
on her cheeks
versus Anne's pink.
Then I'm going to just give me a better edge to her lip. So I'm going to go ahead and conceal the edge of her lip
so I have a more
defined edge.
Anne had a very distinctive
kind of matte pink on.
I'm gonna make it more of a neutral
shade for Tracy.
I'm going to start off with just kind of a nude lip pencil over her entire lip.
With my nub of a pencil.
I can't go as pink as Anne's was because Tracy's skin tone is darker.
And we're going to go over that with
a nice soft nude.
Blotting that off 'cause that's my base.
Okay put them together just normal, relax them. No
just there you go.
Okay, that creates my base.
Anne's were very matte.
I'm going to have a little bit of shine to mine.
Like I said I can't go as pink as hers were
but I can create a pinker shade with my gloss.
As with any time you're recreating a celebrity look,
it's all about keying in on the significant parts of that look that make the look special or
part of that celebrity's look.
What was special about Anne Hathaway's look for the Oscars was the Audrey
Hepburn line which we of course adjusted for Tracy's eye shaper versus Anne's eye shape.
We have that line.
The fact that it was still lined underneath slightly with a bit of color.
We did that as well. That the lid instead of being stark light like
normally on Audrey Hepburn eye had a gray wash to it which is what we did with
Tracy's eye. And
it had a bit of color to the lid. Now we couldn't go as pink as Anne's did
because
the skin tone
difference and I didn't think with Tracy's it would work as well.
So we chose a bit softer pink. So I used a matte crème,
a matte beige,
a matte taupe,
a shimmer pinky gray, a
black gel
liner,
a
soft pink
peachy pink
blush
and then a
pale nude lipstick with a pink lip gloss.
So this is
our take on Anne Hathaway's Oscar look.
So we're going to take Tracy away and we'll come back with her hair down and the finished look. We'll be right back.
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