Makeup Magic Part One- Transforming Marilyn Monroe w Mathias

Added Jun 9, 2012

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Jul 2, 2012

Melanie R.

When i first saw her i thought she would never look like Marilyn! You are so talented it's insane! All i can say is WOW!

Jun 25, 2012

beauty w.

to much bronzer and its too dark

Jun 25, 2012

Hi there, just to clarify... that is not bronzer that you are seeing. It is a technique called "shading" or "contouring" in which the face shape is defined by adding a darker taupey brown powder to the sides of the face in order to "thin it out" - in this case to narrow the model's face to resemble Marilyn's bone structure.

Jun 23, 2012

Julianne J.

Wow, fantastic work. Your makeup is perfection with so much attention to detail! <3

Jun 22, 2012

Magda V.

The makeup and hair style are beautiful. The makeup is flawless.

Jun 22, 2012

Mathias A.

Thank you Magda!

Jun 21, 2012

Shannon C.

what matte shadows are your fave? i'm on a quest for something that doesn't wind up looking dry

Jun 22, 2012

Mathias A.

Make Up For Ever has the absolute BEST matte eyeshadow range and pigment

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"Hollywood... the place where movies and television are filmed and stars are discovered. When I searched for inspiration to create a stunning beauty editorial for Issue #33 of BELLO MAG, I reminisced about the iconic beauties that have been burned into my mind through decades of films and entertainment. From the most iconic blonde sex symbol of the silver screen, to the beloved actress with the jet black hair and uniquely violet eyes- I wanted to take this opportunity to create magic with my makeup skills by transforming one modern model named Jade into 4 distinctly different portraits of beauty heroines. Audrey Hepburn in "Breakfast at Tiffany's", Marilyn Monroe in "Gentleman Prefer Blondes", Elizabeth Taylor in "Cleopatra", and Liza Minnelli in "Cabaret".
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