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Met Gala makeup evaluation

 Met Gala makeup evaluation:




What I like about this look is the contour. I like the way the contour balances out the rest of the makeup, not making anything else stand out too much in comparison to the other aspects of this look. I also like the lip colour as it complements the eyeshadow well. Another part of this makeup that I like would be the base makeup as the foundation isn’t completely matte, yet it isn’t too shiny either, meaning that when photographed, since flash photography will be used, the base makeup will look even and natural.


However, this makeup could be improved by changing the way the colours of the eyeshadow have been blended as I feel as though they are too dark towards the inner corner, rather than focusing on keeping the depth of the eyeshadow more on the outer corner of the eye.


Edited: 26/02/2021
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