Makeup artist Georgie Eisdell used Dior products on Taylor and shares that her inspiration for the makeup look originated from the Dior gown that she was wearing. “The look has a little ’70s vibe to it, so I wanted to lean into that but keep it modern, so we went with a smokey bronzed eye, gorgeous fluffy lashes, and soft cheeks. To pull it all together, I opted for a modern, nude lip,” she says.
But before putting the actual makeup, Eidsell prepped Taylor’s skin by massaging Dior Capture Totale C.E.L.L. Energy Super Potent Serum onto her skin and applied eye cream (from the same skincare range) to revitalise and smoothen her under eye area. “To finish, I used The Dior Capture Totale Super Potent Rich Creme to lock in moisture and give a beautiful radiant healthy glow.”
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There’s been whispers about lipstick being “over.” Since we’ve been wearing masks and staying home for almost a year, some people think it’s no longer worth the effort that we’ve resigned ourselves to a sad little life of lip balm and no more. Peter Philips says not so fast. The Creative and Image Director for Dior and one of the most exciting makeup artists today has something he wants to show you: Rouge Dior, a rainbow of 75 (refillable!) lip colors.
“When we were in the first wave of the pandemic, we went for pure comfort,” says Philips, acknowledging that lipstick was understandably put on the backburner. Now he says people want to wear it not only for the look, but for the psychological benefits. “It’s part of the ritual,” he says. Lipstick affects your state of mind. You can taste it. You can smell it. Lipstick makes you feel different.”