I was recently surfing Pinterest and got on a spree where I was looking up all of Sophia Loren's old photos. She had some really interesting looks, so I decided to shoot a Sophia Loren inspired makeup tutorial for you guys! Sophia was the original queen of the cat eye. She definitely had a unique makeup style that was like no other.
DID YOU KNOW? Sophia Loren often did really dramatic lined eyes and used a bright white liner on her waterline. That's because many of her movies and photos were in B&W and the white liner made her eyes pop!
My recreation of her look is very dramatic, but I had so much fun doing it! I always love trying something new.
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Eyeshadow: NYX | Brows: Benefit | Concealer: bareMinerals | Concealer (eyelids): Benefit | Pencil Eyeliner: Smashbox | Liquid Eyeliner: Clinique | White Gel Liner: NYX | Matte Black Liquid Liner: NYC | Lashes: KISS | Mascara: Maybelline | Foundation: Too Faced | Setting Powder: it Cosmetics | Blush: NYX | Lip Liner: Charlotte Tilbury | Lipstick: Revlon
TIP: When creating a smokey eye, it's often easiest to do your eyes first and foundation last. That way you can use a makeup wipe to easily wipe away the dark fallout from your eyeshadow application.
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My inspiration for this look:
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I've added some close up shots of the eye makeup below. I really loved using The Smokey Eyeshadow Palette from NYX! It's such a pretty look for a great low price, and NYX is easily one of my favorite drugstore makeup brands.
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Thanks for checking out my look! I know it's way too unique for everyday, but wouldn't it be fun for a party? If you have any questions about it, just let me know in the comments. If you like the Hollywood starlet look, you might also want to check out my Bridgette Bardot makeup tutorial while you're here!
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