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Emily Blunt
We couldn't decide what looked more luminous — Emily's rose-gold shadow or her dewy complexion.
Hair: Laini Reeves
Makeup: Jenn Streicher
Key products: Fekkai Full Blown Volume Lightweight Styling Whip ($20), Laura Mercier Shimmer Bloc in Pink Mosaic ($44)
VE MAKYAJLARA DEVAM
BOOM, it's Oscar time! Last night in Los Angeles, we arrived at the grande finale of awards season.
Of course, there are many celeb hair and makeup situations we need to discuss:
BRIE LARSON
Brie Larson at the 2016 Oscars.
Close-up of Brie Larson at the 2016 Oscars.
What I love: Brie's fuchsia lipstick. See? I knew those brownish makeup tones she used to wear were doing her no favours. This is so pretty against fresh but matte skin, subtle but brightening eyeshadow and brushed-up (but not dark) brows. What I'd change: Half-up, centre-parted hair with drop earrings... seriously? I find the hair so dated.
Brie is wearing: Eyeshadow in Moonlight Pink // Eyeliner in Purple Choc// Lipstick in Rayonnante
ALICIA VIKANDER
Alicia Vikander at the 2016 Oscars.
Close-up of Alicia Vikander at the 2016 Oscars.
What I love: Skin! Just like Brie, Alicia nailed the whole fresh-but-matte thing. There's contour, but it passes the close-up test. I like the soft lips and monochromatic taupe lids. What I'd change: Annnd we're back to the half-up hair again. It's not that I don't like that style once in a while, but we've seen it a million times on Alicia. (That said, there's a little bun back there, so at least it's not exactly the same.) Her lashes still look weighed down.
JENNIFER LAWRENCE
Jennifer Lawrence at the 2016 Oscars.
Close-up of Jennifer Lawrence at the 2016 Oscars.
What I love: I don't think anyone can go wrong with a straight blunt lob, but Jennifer's is exceeding all expectations. Wow! It's so blonde. So shiny! It's also doing great things for her skin (way more than brunette did). As usual, she did a smudgy eye focused on the lower liner, with a soft pink mouth—but somehow it looks better than usual. And her skin is so luminous!! What I'd change: No to the fake, curling lashes.
Jennifer is wearing: Eyeliner in Catwalk Black // Lipstick in Miss 359// Lip gloss in 343 Spring Ball (out next month)
ROONEY MARA
Rooney Mara at the 2016 Oscars.
Close-up of Rooney Mara at the 2016 Oscars.
What I love: Rooney seriously looks like a porcelain doll. But in a good way—her skin is flawless, and the eyeshadow and blush were so carefully applied, you can't tell where they begin or end. Lips and lashes are perfect, and I love the little fans adding interest to her brows. You just cannnot beat Kate Lee for attention to detail! What I'd change: Maaaaybe the brow pencil is a little reddish compared to her hair, but I don't think it's wrong.
Rooney is wearing: Foundation in 10 Beige and 12 Beige Rosé // Blush in Rose Pètale // Eyebrow pencil in Brun Cendré // Waterproof mascara in Noir// Lip liner in Cinnamon // Lipstick in La Sensuelle
PRIYANKA CHOPRA
Priyanka Chopra at the 2016 Oscars.
Close-up of Priyanka Chopra at the 2016 Oscars.
What I love: Priyanka's brownish-berry lip colour is gorgeous, and so is its soft, creamy texture. I like that she didn't go crazy with shadow or liner (would've been too heavy). I can live with these lashes. What I'd change:Overall, I'd like a bit more ease, more freshness. I feel "meh" on the centre-parted ponytail, and I think her brows are too thin and angular. Obviously, she threads them.
Priyanka is wearing: Brow powder in Dark Brown // Brow pencil in Soft Brunette // False lashes in Short // Lipstick in Cocoa Pout // Lipstick in Seduction
BOOM, it's Oscar time! Last night in Los Angeles, we arrived at the grande finale of awards season.
Of course, there are many celeb hair and makeup situations we need to discuss:
BRIE LARSON
Brie Larson at the 2016 Oscars.
Close-up of Brie Larson at the 2016 Oscars.
What I love: Brie's fuchsia lipstick. See? I knew those brownish makeup tones she used to wear were doing her no favours. This is so pretty against fresh but matte skin, subtle but brightening eyeshadow and brushed-up (but not dark) brows. What I'd change: Half-up, centre-parted hair with drop earrings... seriously? I find the hair so dated.
Brie is wearing: Eyeshadow in Moonlight Pink // Eyeliner in Purple Choc// Lipstick in Rayonnante
ALICIA VIKANDER
Alicia Vikander at the 2016 Oscars.
Close-up of Alicia Vikander at the 2016 Oscars.
What I love: Skin! Just like Brie, Alicia nailed the whole fresh-but-matte thing. There's contour, but it passes the close-up test. I like the soft lips and monochromatic taupe lids. What I'd change: Annnd we're back to the half-up hair again. It's not that I don't like that style once in a while, but we've seen it a million times on Alicia. (That said, there's a little bun back there, so at least it's not exactly the same.) Her lashes still look weighed down.
JENNIFER LAWRENCE
Jennifer Lawrence at the 2016 Oscars.
Close-up of Jennifer Lawrence at the 2016 Oscars.
What I love: I don't think anyone can go wrong with a straight blunt lob, but Jennifer's is exceeding all expectations. Wow! It's so blonde. So shiny! It's also doing great things for her skin (way more than brunette did). As usual, she did a smudgy eye focused on the lower liner, with a soft pink mouth—but somehow it looks better than usual. And her skin is so luminous!! What I'd change: No to the fake, curling lashes.
Jennifer is wearing: Eyeliner in Catwalk Black // Lipstick in Miss 359// Lip gloss in 343 Spring Ball (out next month)
ROONEY MARA
Rooney Mara at the 2016 Oscars.
Close-up of Rooney Mara at the 2016 Oscars.
What I love: Rooney seriously looks like a porcelain doll. But in a good way—her skin is flawless, and the eyeshadow and blush were so carefully applied, you can't tell where they begin or end. Lips and lashes are perfect, and I love the little fans adding interest to her brows. You just cannnot beat Kate Lee for attention to detail! What I'd change: Maaaaybe the brow pencil is a little reddish compared to her hair, but I don't think it's wrong.
Rooney is wearing: Foundation in 10 Beige and 12 Beige Rosé // Blush in Rose Pètale // Eyebrow pencil in Brun Cendré // Waterproof mascara in Noir// Lip liner in Cinnamon // Lipstick in La Sensuelle
PRIYANKA CHOPRA
Priyanka Chopra at the 2016 Oscars.
Close-up of Priyanka Chopra at the 2016 Oscars.
What I love: Priyanka's brownish-berry lip colour is gorgeous, and so is its soft, creamy texture. I like that she didn't go crazy with shadow or liner (would've been too heavy). I can live with these lashes. What I'd change:Overall, I'd like a bit more ease, more freshness. I feel "meh" on the centre-parted ponytail, and I think her brows are too thin and angular. Obviously, she threads them.
Priyanka is wearing: Brow powder in Dark Brown // Brow pencil in Soft Brunette // False lashes in Short // Lipstick in Cocoa Pout // Lipstick in Seduction
RACHEL MCADAMS
Rachel McAdams at the 2016 Oscars.
Close-up of Rachel McAdams at the 2016 Oscars.
What I love: I've been critical of Rachel's hair lately, but she pulled it together for Oscars night, when it counted! She touched up her roots, which gives the sleek updo more polish. I like the blondification a lot with the green dress and matchy liner. Soft pink lipstick and a warm blush complete the look. Lash game also improving! What I'd change: Nothing, but I do prefer Rachel as a light brunette, and not so streaky.
Rachel is wearing: Contour in Bronzing // Eyeshadow in Griffith Green //Lipstick in Conte
MARGOT ROBBIE
Margot Robbie at the 2016 Oscars.
Close-up of Margot Robbie at the 2016 Oscars.
What I love: Margot is my favourite so far! She went for the simplest hair and makeup to counter the glitziness of the plunging gold dress. The air-dried hair texture (even though I'm sure it wasn't, in fact, air-dried) with fresh perfected skin is just right. I love the darker brows that don't look obviously filled in, and natural lashes—no harsh liner or shadow. Her lips have sharper edges but the hue is still soft. What I'd change: Nothing. Love beauty minimalism!
Margot is wearing: Primer // Foundation // Lipstick in Sensual
KATE WINSLET
Kate Winslet at the 2016 Oscars.
Close-up of Kate Winslet at the 2016 Oscars.
What I love: Kate looks a little more relaxed than we often see her on the red carpet—her hair and makeup aren't quite so "done." I like the fresher skin texture and light touch on the eyes. What I'd change: I'm iffy on the lashes, but mostly I think it's high time for new hair. I'm over this brassy blonde with dark roots and the boring mid-length waves—how about a slightly darker hue and a fresh chop of a few inches? It would be SO much more current and youthful. This is getting borderline dated.
Kate is wearing: Primer // Foundation in No. 4 and No. 5 // Blush in Shimmer Rose Cashmere // Eyeshadow in Nude and Joie // Eyeliner in Noir// Eyeliner in Pluie // False lashes // Mascara in Noir Mirifique // Lip balm// Lipstick in Beige Mirage
REESE WITHERSPOON
Reese Witherspoon at the 2016 Oscars.
Close-up of Reese Witherspoon at the 2016 Oscars.
What I love: Reese's general adorableness shines through here. I like her eyes the best; the gold shadow isn't too yellow, and illuminates the area (along with fluffy lashes, no dark liner). I think simple hair is always a good idea to counter a dramatic strapless dress. What I'd change: The blush! Or is that contour? Whatever the intent, it's way too dark and actually clownish. It fights with the lip colour, big time.
Reese is wearing: Foundation // Blush in Chestnut (as contour) // Blush in Happy // Blush in Flair // Eyeliner in Violet Damask // Eyeshadow in Laguna// Eyeshadow in Peach // Lipstick in Red Juniper // Lipstick in Poppy
OLIVIA WILDE
Olivia Wilde at the 2016 Oscars.
Close-up of Olivia Wilde at the 2016 Oscars.
What I love: I'm impressed with Olivia's skin coverage—she has zero discolourations or redness, yet it doesn't look like she's wearing heavy makeup. I'm also in a no-blush phase right now, so I like the lighter hand on the cheeks. What I'd change: I'm not feeling this braided updo, false lashes and blah monochromatic palette AT ALL. (Also, what's up with the heavy choker and skating costume insert at the front of her dress??) In my opinion, Olivia is at her best in creative eye makeup and with her hair down. This is disappointing.
Olivia is wearing: Foundation // Concealer // Highlighter in Peach Glow //Blush in Classy Coral // Eyeshadow in Decadent // Eyeshadow in Burnished Bling // Eyeliner in Black // Brow pencil in Light Brown // Mascara in Blackest Black // Lip liner in Natural // Lipstick in Champagne On Ice
SAOIRSE RONAN
Saoirse Ronan at the 2016 Oscars.
Close-up of Saoirse Ronan at the 2016 Oscars.
What I love: Don't mind me, just freaking out over Saoirse's eyeshadow (!!!). The silvery grey sparkly smudginess is giving me life! I like that the rest of the makeup is super-natural and muted, not even any shine on the lips. Makes sense with such a showstopper dress. What I'd change: The spray tan job is a little too warm/dark—I think you have to be so careful with fair colouring. Saorise has such ashy brows and roots that bronzing can really start to look "off." I'm also not sure those earrings go with the eyeshadow or the dress, but that's neither here nor there.
Saoirse is wearing: Illuminator // Blush in Fandango // Eyeshadow in Mysterio // Eyeshadow in Tissé Smoky // Eyeliner in Feuilles // Mascara in Noir // Lipstick in Adrienne
ISLA FISHER
Isla Fisher at the 2016 Oscars.
Close-up of Isla Fisher at the 2016 Oscars.
What I love: We haven't seen Isla in ages, and this is a triumphant return! First of all, the feminine neckline and light colour of her dress really flatter her. Wearing her red hair in a voluminous ponytail is way less stuffy than the usual red carpet updos or side-swept waves. She kept the makeup simple, basically just red lipstick! What I'd change: Seriously nothing. This is another favourite for me.
Isla is wearing: Contour and highlighter // Eyeshadow in Eternal Gold //Eyeliner in Smoky Black // Blush in Floral Pink // Lip liner // Lipstick in Royale
CATE BLANCHETT
Cate Blanchett at the 2016 Oscars.
Close-up of Cate Blanchett at the 2016 Oscars.
What I love: I don't think I've ever noticed what a great smile Cate has! Not only does she have pretty teeth, but it's so genuine, not posed. That SK-II regimen must still be working wonders, because her skin is insane. I love the sheer touch on the lips—sans lip liner—with a wash of pale purple eyeshadow on the lids. The new blonde bob is equal parts classy and casual. What I'd change: Nothing.
Cate is wearing: Blush in 506 // Eyeshadow in 08 Flannel // Eyeshadow in 10 Senso (as liner) // Lipstick in Beige 103
SOFIA VERGARA
Sofia Vergara at the 2016 Oscars.
Close-up of Sofia Vergara at the 2016 Oscars.
What I love: Gosh, this is a tough one... I suppose the lipstick isn't bad. I like that Sofia went with a glossier texture this time; it's not so heavy. Also, we never see her with her hair back, so that's something. What I'd change: I'm bothered most by these weird curving lash strips, which don't even come close to approximating normal human eyelashes. The entire makeup comes across very heavy, given we have falsies, eyeliner, bold lipstick and full brows. (Even just gelling up the eyebrows would help matters.) The little bouffant at the crown of her pony isn't my favourite. Finally, her cheeks look blurred and I can't figure out why?!?
KERRY WASHINGTON
Kerry Washington at the 2016 Oscars.
Close-up of Kerry Washington at the 2016 Oscars.
What I love: Oh wow, Kerry's Cleopatra-esque eyeliner is so good! It definitely brings the cool factor to this red carpet. Her pale, subtly shiny lips are exactly the right choice with the eyes. What I'd change: I wish she'd left it at that. The lashes are way too cray (why, Kerrrrry???). I also think her brows needed more attention to detail. Last of all, I wonder if this is the right hairstyle. She already has an oblong face shape, so the height at the top accentuates that.
Kerry is wearing: Foundation in Cocoa // Blush in Raisin Glow // Brow wax // Eyeliner in Noir // Eyeliner in Cosmic Black // Mascara in Carbon Black // Lip crayon in Almond Nude
JENNIFER GARNER
Jennifer Garner at the 2016 Oscars.
Close-up of Jennifer Garner at the 2016 Oscars.
What I love: On past red carpets, I've sometimes felt like Jennifer's hair, makeup and dress were wearing her and not vice-versa. Fortunately, that's not happening here. The simple updo and fresh, soft makeup are very well-suited to her girl next door aura. I especially like the peachy lip colour. What I'd change: The overlining is too much and unnecessary when she has full lips already.
Jennifer is wearing: Eyeliner in Cosmic Black (upper lash lines) //Eyeliner in Brushed Pewter (lower lash lines) // Eyeshadow in Soft Taupe //Blush in Rosy // Lip crayon in Classic Nude
NAOMI WATTS
Naomi Watts at the 2016 Oscars.
Close-up of Naomi Watts at the 2016 Oscars.
What I love: Naomi is really, really good at pulling off modern Hollywood glamour. Case in point: her full strong brows, rich raspberry lipstick and waved blonde lob. So striking, but never overdone. I admire her brows a lot; a lot of women her age can't grow them this thick! What I'd change: The lipstick texture needs help.
DAISY RIDLEY
Daisy Ridley at the 2016 Oscars.
Close-up of Daisy Ridley at the 2016 Oscars.
What I love: This is my kind of beauty look right here. Daisy looks so fresh, young and chic in a strawberry lipstick (notice the soft edges) and silver shadow all the way up to her brows and under her eyes. Love, love, love! Her lashes are natural, but her brows got darkened to frame her face—albeit with no harsh angles. Pulling her hair back and up makes it feel super-clean. What I'd change: Not a thing. Another fave of the night!
Daisy is wearing: Lip liner in Scarlet // Lipstick in Histoire
LADY GAGA
Lady Gaga at the 2016 Oscars.
Close-up of Lady Gaga at the 2016 Oscars.
What I love: The edges aren't the best, but I'm very into this metallic copper eyeshadow paired with soft lipstick in a similar tone. Gaga's skin also looks really good, and I guess this Marilyn Monroe-style 'do is appropriate. What I'd change: Usually, she has a better false lash game than this. It also might be time to step away from the brow bleach.
Lady Gaga is wearing: Eyeshadow in Topaz // Eyeshadow in Mango, Toffee and Burgundy // Eyeshadow in Pearl and Silver // Eyeshadow in Dream // Eyeliner in Smoked Topaz // Mascara in Deep Black
OLIVIA MUNN
Olivia Munn at the 2016 Oscars.
Close-up of Olivia Munn at the 2016 Oscars.
What I love: You don't often see an orange dress and matching lipstick on the red carpet, but I love both on Olivia. The lip has a hint of red in it, which makes it easier to wear than a straight yellow base. I also like the knotted low bun, and how she kept her eyes neutral. What I'd change: Why contour with blush? I don't get it. I don't want to see the blush all the way down there (nor do we need that much of it).
Olivia is wearing: Lipstick in Excentrique // Lipstick in Pimpante
CHARLIZE THERON
Charlize Theron at the 2016 Oscars.
Close-up of Charlize Theron at the 2016 Oscars.
What I love: I'm actually paying more attention to the dress (which is amaze) than the beauty part—but Charlize did a good job with that, too. What draws me to this look is that it's SO glamorous, yet it also plays to her athleticism and doesn't try to be too girly. I really like the absence of colour on her face, particularly the tone-on-tone eye makeup. What I'd change: I know Charlize has naturally thin brows, so I think they should be softer, not so dark.
Charlize is wearing: Eyeshadow in 796 Cuir Cannage // Eyeshadow in 573 Mineral (out in April)
JULIANNE MOORE
Julianne Moore at the 2016 Oscars.
Close-up of Julianne Moore at the 2016 Oscars.
What I love: Julianne never gets it wrong, does she? I appreciate that we're seeing her real skin—not covered up with gobs of makeup—and loose, shiny, healthy hair. Less is more on her, so a little dab of blush, soft pink lips and sparkly shadow are all she needs. What I'd change: Nothing.
Julianne is wearing: Blush in Pink Lift // Lipstick in Jennifer's Nude
CHRISSY TEIGEN
Chrissy Teigen at the 2016 Oscars.
Close-up of Chrissy Teigen at the 2016 Oscars.
What I love: Honestly, I'm stuck here. I suppose Chrissy's gold glitter eyeshadow and lipstick tone could be okay if there wasn't so much product on her face. What I'd change: I think we can partially attribute this situation to really bad lighting. The first things that got my attention were the powdery, mask-like foundation and the scary overlined lips. Also, everyone is talking about her intricate braid, but I don't like it at all. And at least in this light, her highlights are looking très streaky.
Chrissy is wearing: Foundation // Concealer // Powder // Contour //Blush in Tinge // Eyeshadow in Unzipped // Eyeliner in Black // Eyeliner in Bronze // Mascara in Black // Brow pencil // Lipstick in Nude and Rose Brown // Lip gloss in Socialite
Rachel McAdams at the 2016 Oscars.
Close-up of Rachel McAdams at the 2016 Oscars.
What I love: I've been critical of Rachel's hair lately, but she pulled it together for Oscars night, when it counted! She touched up her roots, which gives the sleek updo more polish. I like the blondification a lot with the green dress and matchy liner. Soft pink lipstick and a warm blush complete the look. Lash game also improving! What I'd change: Nothing, but I do prefer Rachel as a light brunette, and not so streaky.
Rachel is wearing: Contour in Bronzing // Eyeshadow in Griffith Green //Lipstick in Conte
MARGOT ROBBIE
Margot Robbie at the 2016 Oscars.
Close-up of Margot Robbie at the 2016 Oscars.
What I love: Margot is my favourite so far! She went for the simplest hair and makeup to counter the glitziness of the plunging gold dress. The air-dried hair texture (even though I'm sure it wasn't, in fact, air-dried) with fresh perfected skin is just right. I love the darker brows that don't look obviously filled in, and natural lashes—no harsh liner or shadow. Her lips have sharper edges but the hue is still soft. What I'd change: Nothing. Love beauty minimalism!
Margot is wearing: Primer // Foundation // Lipstick in Sensual
KATE WINSLET
Kate Winslet at the 2016 Oscars.
Close-up of Kate Winslet at the 2016 Oscars.
What I love: Kate looks a little more relaxed than we often see her on the red carpet—her hair and makeup aren't quite so "done." I like the fresher skin texture and light touch on the eyes. What I'd change: I'm iffy on the lashes, but mostly I think it's high time for new hair. I'm over this brassy blonde with dark roots and the boring mid-length waves—how about a slightly darker hue and a fresh chop of a few inches? It would be SO much more current and youthful. This is getting borderline dated.
Kate is wearing: Primer // Foundation in No. 4 and No. 5 // Blush in Shimmer Rose Cashmere // Eyeshadow in Nude and Joie // Eyeliner in Noir// Eyeliner in Pluie // False lashes // Mascara in Noir Mirifique // Lip balm// Lipstick in Beige Mirage
REESE WITHERSPOON
Reese Witherspoon at the 2016 Oscars.
Close-up of Reese Witherspoon at the 2016 Oscars.
What I love: Reese's general adorableness shines through here. I like her eyes the best; the gold shadow isn't too yellow, and illuminates the area (along with fluffy lashes, no dark liner). I think simple hair is always a good idea to counter a dramatic strapless dress. What I'd change: The blush! Or is that contour? Whatever the intent, it's way too dark and actually clownish. It fights with the lip colour, big time.
Reese is wearing: Foundation // Blush in Chestnut (as contour) // Blush in Happy // Blush in Flair // Eyeliner in Violet Damask // Eyeshadow in Laguna// Eyeshadow in Peach // Lipstick in Red Juniper // Lipstick in Poppy
OLIVIA WILDE
Olivia Wilde at the 2016 Oscars.
Close-up of Olivia Wilde at the 2016 Oscars.
What I love: I'm impressed with Olivia's skin coverage—she has zero discolourations or redness, yet it doesn't look like she's wearing heavy makeup. I'm also in a no-blush phase right now, so I like the lighter hand on the cheeks. What I'd change: I'm not feeling this braided updo, false lashes and blah monochromatic palette AT ALL. (Also, what's up with the heavy choker and skating costume insert at the front of her dress??) In my opinion, Olivia is at her best in creative eye makeup and with her hair down. This is disappointing.
Olivia is wearing: Foundation // Concealer // Highlighter in Peach Glow //Blush in Classy Coral // Eyeshadow in Decadent // Eyeshadow in Burnished Bling // Eyeliner in Black // Brow pencil in Light Brown // Mascara in Blackest Black // Lip liner in Natural // Lipstick in Champagne On Ice
SAOIRSE RONAN
Saoirse Ronan at the 2016 Oscars.
Close-up of Saoirse Ronan at the 2016 Oscars.
What I love: Don't mind me, just freaking out over Saoirse's eyeshadow (!!!). The silvery grey sparkly smudginess is giving me life! I like that the rest of the makeup is super-natural and muted, not even any shine on the lips. Makes sense with such a showstopper dress. What I'd change: The spray tan job is a little too warm/dark—I think you have to be so careful with fair colouring. Saorise has such ashy brows and roots that bronzing can really start to look "off." I'm also not sure those earrings go with the eyeshadow or the dress, but that's neither here nor there.
Saoirse is wearing: Illuminator // Blush in Fandango // Eyeshadow in Mysterio // Eyeshadow in Tissé Smoky // Eyeliner in Feuilles // Mascara in Noir // Lipstick in Adrienne
ISLA FISHER
Isla Fisher at the 2016 Oscars.
Close-up of Isla Fisher at the 2016 Oscars.
What I love: We haven't seen Isla in ages, and this is a triumphant return! First of all, the feminine neckline and light colour of her dress really flatter her. Wearing her red hair in a voluminous ponytail is way less stuffy than the usual red carpet updos or side-swept waves. She kept the makeup simple, basically just red lipstick! What I'd change: Seriously nothing. This is another favourite for me.
Isla is wearing: Contour and highlighter // Eyeshadow in Eternal Gold //Eyeliner in Smoky Black // Blush in Floral Pink // Lip liner // Lipstick in Royale
CATE BLANCHETT
Cate Blanchett at the 2016 Oscars.
Close-up of Cate Blanchett at the 2016 Oscars.
What I love: I don't think I've ever noticed what a great smile Cate has! Not only does she have pretty teeth, but it's so genuine, not posed. That SK-II regimen must still be working wonders, because her skin is insane. I love the sheer touch on the lips—sans lip liner—with a wash of pale purple eyeshadow on the lids. The new blonde bob is equal parts classy and casual. What I'd change: Nothing.
Cate is wearing: Blush in 506 // Eyeshadow in 08 Flannel // Eyeshadow in 10 Senso (as liner) // Lipstick in Beige 103
SOFIA VERGARA
Sofia Vergara at the 2016 Oscars.
Close-up of Sofia Vergara at the 2016 Oscars.
What I love: Gosh, this is a tough one... I suppose the lipstick isn't bad. I like that Sofia went with a glossier texture this time; it's not so heavy. Also, we never see her with her hair back, so that's something. What I'd change: I'm bothered most by these weird curving lash strips, which don't even come close to approximating normal human eyelashes. The entire makeup comes across very heavy, given we have falsies, eyeliner, bold lipstick and full brows. (Even just gelling up the eyebrows would help matters.) The little bouffant at the crown of her pony isn't my favourite. Finally, her cheeks look blurred and I can't figure out why?!?
KERRY WASHINGTON
Kerry Washington at the 2016 Oscars.
Close-up of Kerry Washington at the 2016 Oscars.
What I love: Oh wow, Kerry's Cleopatra-esque eyeliner is so good! It definitely brings the cool factor to this red carpet. Her pale, subtly shiny lips are exactly the right choice with the eyes. What I'd change: I wish she'd left it at that. The lashes are way too cray (why, Kerrrrry???). I also think her brows needed more attention to detail. Last of all, I wonder if this is the right hairstyle. She already has an oblong face shape, so the height at the top accentuates that.
Kerry is wearing: Foundation in Cocoa // Blush in Raisin Glow // Brow wax // Eyeliner in Noir // Eyeliner in Cosmic Black // Mascara in Carbon Black // Lip crayon in Almond Nude
JENNIFER GARNER
Jennifer Garner at the 2016 Oscars.
Close-up of Jennifer Garner at the 2016 Oscars.
What I love: On past red carpets, I've sometimes felt like Jennifer's hair, makeup and dress were wearing her and not vice-versa. Fortunately, that's not happening here. The simple updo and fresh, soft makeup are very well-suited to her girl next door aura. I especially like the peachy lip colour. What I'd change: The overlining is too much and unnecessary when she has full lips already.
Jennifer is wearing: Eyeliner in Cosmic Black (upper lash lines) //Eyeliner in Brushed Pewter (lower lash lines) // Eyeshadow in Soft Taupe //Blush in Rosy // Lip crayon in Classic Nude
NAOMI WATTS
Naomi Watts at the 2016 Oscars.
Close-up of Naomi Watts at the 2016 Oscars.
What I love: Naomi is really, really good at pulling off modern Hollywood glamour. Case in point: her full strong brows, rich raspberry lipstick and waved blonde lob. So striking, but never overdone. I admire her brows a lot; a lot of women her age can't grow them this thick! What I'd change: The lipstick texture needs help.
DAISY RIDLEY
Daisy Ridley at the 2016 Oscars.
Close-up of Daisy Ridley at the 2016 Oscars.
What I love: This is my kind of beauty look right here. Daisy looks so fresh, young and chic in a strawberry lipstick (notice the soft edges) and silver shadow all the way up to her brows and under her eyes. Love, love, love! Her lashes are natural, but her brows got darkened to frame her face—albeit with no harsh angles. Pulling her hair back and up makes it feel super-clean. What I'd change: Not a thing. Another fave of the night!
Daisy is wearing: Lip liner in Scarlet // Lipstick in Histoire
LADY GAGA
Lady Gaga at the 2016 Oscars.
Close-up of Lady Gaga at the 2016 Oscars.
What I love: The edges aren't the best, but I'm very into this metallic copper eyeshadow paired with soft lipstick in a similar tone. Gaga's skin also looks really good, and I guess this Marilyn Monroe-style 'do is appropriate. What I'd change: Usually, she has a better false lash game than this. It also might be time to step away from the brow bleach.
Lady Gaga is wearing: Eyeshadow in Topaz // Eyeshadow in Mango, Toffee and Burgundy // Eyeshadow in Pearl and Silver // Eyeshadow in Dream // Eyeliner in Smoked Topaz // Mascara in Deep Black
OLIVIA MUNN
Olivia Munn at the 2016 Oscars.
Close-up of Olivia Munn at the 2016 Oscars.
What I love: You don't often see an orange dress and matching lipstick on the red carpet, but I love both on Olivia. The lip has a hint of red in it, which makes it easier to wear than a straight yellow base. I also like the knotted low bun, and how she kept her eyes neutral. What I'd change: Why contour with blush? I don't get it. I don't want to see the blush all the way down there (nor do we need that much of it).
Olivia is wearing: Lipstick in Excentrique // Lipstick in Pimpante
CHARLIZE THERON
Charlize Theron at the 2016 Oscars.
Close-up of Charlize Theron at the 2016 Oscars.
What I love: I'm actually paying more attention to the dress (which is amaze) than the beauty part—but Charlize did a good job with that, too. What draws me to this look is that it's SO glamorous, yet it also plays to her athleticism and doesn't try to be too girly. I really like the absence of colour on her face, particularly the tone-on-tone eye makeup. What I'd change: I know Charlize has naturally thin brows, so I think they should be softer, not so dark.
Charlize is wearing: Eyeshadow in 796 Cuir Cannage // Eyeshadow in 573 Mineral (out in April)
JULIANNE MOORE
Julianne Moore at the 2016 Oscars.
Close-up of Julianne Moore at the 2016 Oscars.
What I love: Julianne never gets it wrong, does she? I appreciate that we're seeing her real skin—not covered up with gobs of makeup—and loose, shiny, healthy hair. Less is more on her, so a little dab of blush, soft pink lips and sparkly shadow are all she needs. What I'd change: Nothing.
Julianne is wearing: Blush in Pink Lift // Lipstick in Jennifer's Nude
CHRISSY TEIGEN
Chrissy Teigen at the 2016 Oscars.
Close-up of Chrissy Teigen at the 2016 Oscars.
What I love: Honestly, I'm stuck here. I suppose Chrissy's gold glitter eyeshadow and lipstick tone could be okay if there wasn't so much product on her face. What I'd change: I think we can partially attribute this situation to really bad lighting. The first things that got my attention were the powdery, mask-like foundation and the scary overlined lips. Also, everyone is talking about her intricate braid, but I don't like it at all. And at least in this light, her highlights are looking très streaky.
Chrissy is wearing: Foundation // Concealer // Powder // Contour //Blush in Tinge // Eyeshadow in Unzipped // Eyeliner in Black // Eyeliner in Bronze // Mascara in Black // Brow pencil // Lipstick in Nude and Rose Brown // Lip gloss in Socialite
TINA FEY
Tina Fey at the 2016 Oscars.
Close-up of Tina Fey at the 2016 Oscars.
What I love: Tina has such pretty brown eyes, I think this eye makeup is doing a pretty great job of emphasizing them. In particular, I like the baby flicks to enhance an almond shape; the other twist is that they're actually done in deep violet instead of black. Her brows look good, too. What I'd change: I'm just not crazy about the dress/necklace/updo combo, but I think this is more an issue of wardrobe than beauty. My favourite hair for Tina is still the ponytail from last year's Globes.
Tina is wearing: Eyeliner in Bourbon Street // Eyeliner in Tatar // Mascara in Black Moon
EMILY BLUNT
Emily Blunt at the 2016 Oscars.
Close-up of Emily Blunt at the 2016 Oscars.
What I love: The waves in Emily's hair straddle the line between vintage and modern—they hold their shape but don't look stiff. I've noted in the past that bolder makeup can overwhelm her, so I'm glad she (mostly) stuck to soft pinks. What I'd change: I always think it looks strange to add individual lashes that are really, REALLY long, like the ones at Emily's outer corners. I also wish her eyeshadow was a bit better blended and not quite so dark.
Emily is wearing: Foundation // Concealer // Blush in Pink Mosaic // Eye primer in Cotton // Eyeshadow in Rose Gold and Grey Pearl // Eyeshadow in Cashmere // Eyeshadow in Petal Pink // Mascara in Black // Lipstick in Amaretto Swirl
SOPHIE TURNER
Sophie Turner at the 2016 Oscars.
Close-up of Sophie Turner at the 2016 Oscars.
What I love: Sophie's eyes look super-gorgeous with the pale, shimmering shadow and intense black fringe of lashes. I love this eye makeup so much! Her skin also looks dreamy. What I'd change: It would've been nice to see some big, glamorous waves at the ends of her hair.
MARIA MENOUNOS
Maria Menounos at the 2016 Oscars.
Close-up of Maria Menounos at the 2016 Oscars.
What I love: It's not exactly "love," but I think Maria's hair is nice here. I like when she wears it down, and this helps the sparkly dress to not look too formal. Her skin also looks great. What I'd change: The false lashes! I would also swap her highlights for a rich, solid brown with blunter ends. Fluff it up a bit and that would look younger, less contrived.
LILY COLE
Lily Cole at the 2016 Oscars.
Close-up of Lily Cole at the 2016 Oscars.
What I love: The overall concept here, I love. Red hair with dramatic copper eyeshadow and a metallic silver dress? Yes! I also think Lily's updo is super-pretty (and I don't usually say that about updos). What I'd change:Unfortunately, this isn't as awesome as it could be because of the makeup application. The eyeshadow doesn't have that blended, "pro makeup artist" finish, and I dislike the white highlighter under the brows. The lashes cheapen it, and I feel the lips and cheeks make it too matchy.
HEIDI KLUM
Heidi Klum at the 2016 Oscars.
Close-up of Heidi Klum at the 2016 Oscars.
What I love: The good news is, there's far more wrong with Heidi's dress than her hair and makeup. In fact, I think she looks quite pretty. Skin is fresh, makeup is really low-key and her updo is so effortless (of course, it's better suited to a different outfit). What I'd change: I'm starting to think Heidi must surround herself with "yes" people and they just won't tell her about the tacky white eyeliner in her waterlines—or the WTF dress. (Madonna's makeup artist once told me this IS a problem in the industry, so Madonna puts her people through a series of tests to make sure they're not so intimidated that they won't tell her the truth.) Oh well, even with her questionable style, I still think Heidi is hot stuff.
Tina Fey at the 2016 Oscars.
Close-up of Tina Fey at the 2016 Oscars.
What I love: Tina has such pretty brown eyes, I think this eye makeup is doing a pretty great job of emphasizing them. In particular, I like the baby flicks to enhance an almond shape; the other twist is that they're actually done in deep violet instead of black. Her brows look good, too. What I'd change: I'm just not crazy about the dress/necklace/updo combo, but I think this is more an issue of wardrobe than beauty. My favourite hair for Tina is still the ponytail from last year's Globes.
Tina is wearing: Eyeliner in Bourbon Street // Eyeliner in Tatar // Mascara in Black Moon
EMILY BLUNT
Emily Blunt at the 2016 Oscars.
Close-up of Emily Blunt at the 2016 Oscars.
What I love: The waves in Emily's hair straddle the line between vintage and modern—they hold their shape but don't look stiff. I've noted in the past that bolder makeup can overwhelm her, so I'm glad she (mostly) stuck to soft pinks. What I'd change: I always think it looks strange to add individual lashes that are really, REALLY long, like the ones at Emily's outer corners. I also wish her eyeshadow was a bit better blended and not quite so dark.
Emily is wearing: Foundation // Concealer // Blush in Pink Mosaic // Eye primer in Cotton // Eyeshadow in Rose Gold and Grey Pearl // Eyeshadow in Cashmere // Eyeshadow in Petal Pink // Mascara in Black // Lipstick in Amaretto Swirl
SOPHIE TURNER
Sophie Turner at the 2016 Oscars.
Close-up of Sophie Turner at the 2016 Oscars.
What I love: Sophie's eyes look super-gorgeous with the pale, shimmering shadow and intense black fringe of lashes. I love this eye makeup so much! Her skin also looks dreamy. What I'd change: It would've been nice to see some big, glamorous waves at the ends of her hair.
MARIA MENOUNOS
Maria Menounos at the 2016 Oscars.
Close-up of Maria Menounos at the 2016 Oscars.
What I love: It's not exactly "love," but I think Maria's hair is nice here. I like when she wears it down, and this helps the sparkly dress to not look too formal. Her skin also looks great. What I'd change: The false lashes! I would also swap her highlights for a rich, solid brown with blunter ends. Fluff it up a bit and that would look younger, less contrived.
LILY COLE
Lily Cole at the 2016 Oscars.
Close-up of Lily Cole at the 2016 Oscars.
What I love: The overall concept here, I love. Red hair with dramatic copper eyeshadow and a metallic silver dress? Yes! I also think Lily's updo is super-pretty (and I don't usually say that about updos). What I'd change:Unfortunately, this isn't as awesome as it could be because of the makeup application. The eyeshadow doesn't have that blended, "pro makeup artist" finish, and I dislike the white highlighter under the brows. The lashes cheapen it, and I feel the lips and cheeks make it too matchy.
HEIDI KLUM
Heidi Klum at the 2016 Oscars.
Close-up of Heidi Klum at the 2016 Oscars.
What I love: The good news is, there's far more wrong with Heidi's dress than her hair and makeup. In fact, I think she looks quite pretty. Skin is fresh, makeup is really low-key and her updo is so effortless (of course, it's better suited to a different outfit). What I'd change: I'm starting to think Heidi must surround herself with "yes" people and they just won't tell her about the tacky white eyeliner in her waterlines—or the WTF dress. (Madonna's makeup artist once told me this IS a problem in the industry, so Madonna puts her people through a series of tests to make sure they're not so intimidated that they won't tell her the truth.) Oh well, even with her questionable style, I still think Heidi is hot stuff.
AMY POEHLER
Amy Poehler at the 2016 Oscars.
Close-up of Amy Poehler at the 2016 Oscars.
What I love: I guess Amy's stylized wavy side bangs are okay, and I like that we can see her actual skin texture; it's not caked with makeup. What I'd change: The extra-long false lashes creep me out! And you know what? I've been an advocate for Amy's red hair, but I'm starting to miss the blonde. Remember how great she looked at Power of Women? That brought more light to her face.
KELLY RIPA
Kelly Ripa at the 2016 Oscars.
Close-up of Kelly Ripa at the 2016 Oscars.
What I love: I like the softness of Kelly's updo, and the loose wavy piece framing her face. What I'd change: This one isn't so much about the surface styling stuff (although obviously that's not to my taste). My feeling is the deep spray tan, heavy contour and eyeshadow, and fake lashes are all trying to give the appearance of good health—to no avail. We've all heard about how devoted Kelly is to her diet and exercise regimen. The "tell" that it is probably harming her health is her eyebrows, which have almost completely disappeared.
Amy Poehler at the 2016 Oscars.
Close-up of Amy Poehler at the 2016 Oscars.
What I love: I guess Amy's stylized wavy side bangs are okay, and I like that we can see her actual skin texture; it's not caked with makeup. What I'd change: The extra-long false lashes creep me out! And you know what? I've been an advocate for Amy's red hair, but I'm starting to miss the blonde. Remember how great she looked at Power of Women? That brought more light to her face.
KELLY RIPA
Kelly Ripa at the 2016 Oscars.
Close-up of Kelly Ripa at the 2016 Oscars.
What I love: I like the softness of Kelly's updo, and the loose wavy piece framing her face. What I'd change: This one isn't so much about the surface styling stuff (although obviously that's not to my taste). My feeling is the deep spray tan, heavy contour and eyeshadow, and fake lashes are all trying to give the appearance of good health—to no avail. We've all heard about how devoted Kelly is to her diet and exercise regimen. The "tell" that it is probably harming her health is her eyebrows, which have almost completely disappeared.
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Brie Larson
Wearing a Gucci dress and Niwaka jewels.
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Louise Roe
Wearing Christian Siriano.
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