Marrie Antoinette style
The easiest possible style, that can wary from perfectly natural to more pail and deathly looking is the middle age, Marrie Antoinette style. The less violent goth style is easily developed from this one.
First off it takes powder, and lots of it. Use baby powder and a big brush and just brush it over your face and blend it in, middle age style was characterized by paleness, and their powders were made by grinding rose pettals. Baby powder will do.
For the eyeshadow, use something natural, like an earthy colour, or nude colours like baby pink, and the spectars of white-like colours, like dirty white, pure white, elephant tusk and such. Red is an option when applied lightly.
Eyeliner wasn't used back then but that doesnt mean it shouldnt be used now, in moderation. With brown hair a little brown eyeliner gently rubbed under the eye could look good.
The eyelashes should also be a neutral brown or black colour, but nice and long.
Eyebrows shouldn't be plucked, natural is natural...
as for the beauty spot, I find it overrated but it would probably look good on a renaissance fair or a themed night out.
the clothes should be again nude white and pink colours, but black, dark red or green combination looks exelent also.
Working in this same style but with liquid eyeliner and/or a sharper, deeper eyeshadow worked in the eyes can look very goth, but not in the sharp way, but in the Renaissance (duh!) old way.
First off it takes powder, and lots of it. Use baby powder and a big brush and just brush it over your face and blend it in, middle age style was characterized by paleness, and their powders were made by grinding rose pettals. Baby powder will do.
For the eyeshadow, use something natural, like an earthy colour, or nude colours like baby pink, and the spectars of white-like colours, like dirty white, pure white, elephant tusk and such. Red is an option when applied lightly.
Eyeliner wasn't used back then but that doesnt mean it shouldnt be used now, in moderation. With brown hair a little brown eyeliner gently rubbed under the eye could look good.
The eyelashes should also be a neutral brown or black colour, but nice and long.
Eyebrows shouldn't be plucked, natural is natural...
as for the beauty spot, I find it overrated but it would probably look good on a renaissance fair or a themed night out.
the clothes should be again nude white and pink colours, but black, dark red or green combination looks exelent also.
Working in this same style but with liquid eyeliner and/or a sharper, deeper eyeshadow worked in the eyes can look very goth, but not in the sharp way, but in the Renaissance (duh!) old way.
Tags: Renaissance, goth
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Permalink Reply by Melifresh on -
ya like invisible eyeliner w/ long subtle lashes is excellet and pale skin w/ some berry or rosy colored lips. Its just like an old oil painting lol
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Permalink Reply by Team Unicorn on -
Took the words out of my mouth. xD
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Permalink Reply by Petitesser on -
This is how I looked when my friends styled me in an Marie Antoinette-y kind of way. The hair was my favorite part, there's a plasticbag with a t-shirt, and we coverd it with my hair, and then curled some parts and it was so fun to have! :D -
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Permalink Reply by Charlotte Peach on -
PRETTY!
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Permalink Reply by Petitesser on
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THANKS!
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Permalink Reply by Petitesser on
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Thank you, it was a lot of fun to do :3
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