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Robert Pattinson-Inspired Looks from the Academy of Freelance Make Up

Photos courtesy of Academy of Freelance Make Up

Posted: Wednesday March 10, 2010

This February, eyebrows were a huge story at the New York and London fashion weeks. For Elliott Frieze's London catwalk show, Academy of Freelance Make Up Pro Team artist Rachel Wood designed a look inspired by actor Robert Pattinson.

AOFM London Fashion Week: Robert Pattinson lookalike

Brows were gently drawn in using the tip of a M.A.C. 266 brush and various shadows to match the models’ brows. L’Oréal Ellnet hairspray was sprayed onto a brow comb to push up brows to ‘80s-era Brooke Shields proportions on both the male and female models.

All the skin was prepared with Dr. Kadir Apple Lift Moisturizing Cream and Organic Rainforest Eye Cream. The skin was kept clean and corrected using Per-fekt Skin Perfection Gel. Women’s lips were painted with orange greasepaint (orange is another huge trend!) from the Make Up For Ever Flash Color Case, topped with M.A.C. Clear Lipglass. For more, go to www.aofmakeup.com.

AOFM London Fashion Week: Model and Artist

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