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Ooh la la! All eyes are on Lily Collins lately. The Emily in Paris star is killing it with her Netflix mega-hit (renewed for seasons three and four!), has multiple new projects in the works and is newly married to director Charlie McDowell — with whom she shares an adorable dog named Redford. The life!

Of course, Collins is also known for her ethereal beauty. From her always-perfect eyebrows to her pretty pout, it’s no surprise everyone wants a little bit of that Collins glam in their own life. So why not look to the person behind her countless gorgeous looks for recommendations?

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Collins’ makeup artist, Fiona Stiles, luckily isn’t in the business of

Be it the recently married actor Kiara Advani, or actor Alia Bhatt at her summer wedding last year, Indian brides are warming up to the minimal bridal beauty look. Since the pandemic, beauty looks from the ramps to the red carpet have been focusing on skincare first, making bare skin looks a norm, freckles et al. Ahead, a celebrity makeup artist and a bridal makeup expert share how to create a minimal bridal beauty look. 

Prep before the prep

“Makeup can only do so much if you need a minimal look. Good skin is the key. ​Taking care of your skin is the thumb rule. Visit a dermatologist minimum of three to four months before your wedding to manage any skin issues. Acne, open pores, pigmentation— there are different facials, peels and treatments such as the

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The moment eager Outer Banks fans have been waiting for is almost here — season 3 of the hit Netflix show officially hits the streamer on February 23. And to kick off the new season, the show’s stars hit the red carpet for the official premiere in Los Angeles, and judging by their glam, even the Kooks would be impressed.

Madelyn Cline, who plays Sarah Cameron in the series, stunned in a Stella McCartney crystal embellished dress in pale blue, but it was her radiant complexion that turned heads. And we found the exact products Cline’s makeup artist Jen Tioseco used to help the star get her glow.

It turns out Dermalogica’s Circular Hydration Serum with Hyaluronic Acid is responsible for

HUNTSVILLE, Ala. (TENNESSEE VALLEY LIVING) – Getting everything ready for the big wedding day? We’ve got the best bridal beauty advice from a professional makeup artist.

Olivia Sparks is known all over the Tennessee Valley for her neutral to glam looks. You want to look your best on your wedding day and Olivia is sharing secrets the pros want you to know.

• Before booking your makeup artist make sure they’re a good fit for you!
  • Do they have any sanitation/hygiene practices in place?
  • Does their portfolio show that they can work on the range of skin tones in your bridal party?
  • Does their makeup style look similar to the style you’re envisioning for your wedding look?
• If you think you’re a good fit, book a bridal trial with the artist to try out your wedding look!
  • Wear the color of your wedding dress to your trial run so you

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SI Swimsuit’s “Beauty Boost” series offers expert advice on makeup, hairstyling, fashion and all things beauty from leading professionals in the industry. This month, the series features tips from Black hair and makeup stylists who have worked on SI Swimsuit photo shoots.

It’s no secret that if you want glowing skin, the first step is a good skincare routine. But with my hectic schedule, I need it to be as quick and efficient as possible. As much as I love experimenting with makeup products, let’s face it—my cabinets could use some decluttering. Luckily, we tapped an expert in the field to tell us the best of the best of makeup and skincare: Emmy award-winning makeup artist, Valente Frazier.

With over two decades of experience in the industry, Frazier is

While makeup has the power to conceal acne, emphasize your best features and help you develop your personal aesthetic and style, it could also inadvertently add years to your look if not used correctly. With that said, we reached out to professional makeup artists for two quick, go-to tips to keep in mind for a more youthful-looking, radiant feel overall. Read on for tips and suggestions from professional makeup artist Mandie Brice, Global AAPI makeup artist Natasha Moor, chief empowerment officer and founder of Natasha Moor Cosmetics, Victoria DiPietro, cosmetologist and owner of Bella Angel (whose clients include Chelsea Handler, Elizabeth Banks, Bridgit Mendler, and more), and makeup artist Mary Winkenwerder.

Mistake #1— Using a Drying Foundation

As we age, our skin loses its elasticity and produces less oil. This, Brice explains, means that using a foundation with a matte or drying effect can draw more attention

This week, one woman is reminding people of why some TikTok beauty trends just aren’t worth the hassle after she unexpectedly embarrassed herself at a local bowling alley.

According to Chloe (@_chloe_michaela_), the 21-year-old makeup artist recently used a glue stick to help shape her eyebrows. Though that might sound a bit random, the trend has actually become increasingly popular on TikTok as a way to hold each hair in place and create the look of shiny, smooth brows. It apparently works as a simple (and cheaper) alternative to using brow gels or opting for eyebrow lamination.

“Drag queens and other stage performers have used this method for years,” the experts at L’Oréal Paris explained in a recent blog post, “so while it seems a little unorthodox, trust that it’s the best tool for the job.”

The only problem? While Chloe’s glue stick may have dried clear,

Studying the bulldoggish layers already covering Sheri Wise’s face, Nathan Bright dipped a brush in black paint and carefully continued transforming the model into a petite, pink-faced pup.

“Sheri, she is phenomenal. … I absolutely adore her to no end,” Bright said as he daubed black paint onto the muzzle he had already applied to the patient model’s motionless, increasingly canine face. “We thought we’d come out here and do a little fun one today.”

An Edmond-based special effects makeup artist, Bright was among the dozens of exhibitors and hundreds of attendees to crowd the second-floor rotunda Feb. 28 for Film Day at the state Capitol.

It was the second annual Film Day organized by the Oklahoma Motion Picture Alliance but the first at the state

There’s a film crew driving around Windsor-Essex this month, and it’s bringing zombies and vampires with it. 

A Windsor filmmaker is shooting his latest movie, Vampire Zombies…From Space!, in various places throughout the county.

“We’re shooting in Windsor, but also Kingsville and Harrow and Essex in the south,” said Michael Stasko, a co-writer, director and producer of the movie.

Vampire Zombies…From Space! is a horror comedy movie, and is a spoof of black and white monster movies from the 1950s. The movie takes place in a small town in 1957, and requires small towns in Windsor-Essex to serve as filming locations.

“On day one, we were at a farm near Leamington,” said Ted Bezaire, a producer and production manager of the movie. “Today and most of the week,