"We made her eyes pop with shimmery, icy tones and added definition with black liquid liner," makeup pro Jillian Dempsey tells Us. To get a '50s-inspired ‘do, Frederic Fekkai hairstylist Adir Abergel blow-dried her hair back and set it in pin curls. He then raked the hair into a side pompadour.
"Glosses are much more appropriate for Dakota's age range," the actress' makeup pro Sammy Mourabit tells Us. She made Fanning's eyes pop by mixing Neutrogena Skin Cleaning Blemish Concealer and Healthy Skin Brightening Eye Perfector before adding a touch of blush and bronzer to her cheeks.
Morrocanoil Hairstylist David Babaii modeled Howard's waves after '60s star Bridget Bardot. "It was important to get a luminous, ethereal look," he tells Us. After creating a center part, he wrapped 2-inch strands around a curling iron and applied glimmer spray for extra shine.
"The overall look was golden skin, soft blushed cheeks, champagne shimmer and a softly lined eye, makeup pro Vanessa Scali tells Us of the mark brand ambassador. For Greene's hair, Ted Gibson created "Grecian goddess"-inspired curls and pulled her tresses back for a half-up, half-down look.
"I wanted her to look fresh and radiant," Reed's makeup artist Fiona Stiles tells Us. After moisturizing Reed's skin, she added luminous foundation and rosy powder to her cheeks. Using light pink and lavender gray shadows on her eyes, she finished off the look with a matte pink lipstick.
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