A quick post today, just 10 days before Halloween, to rave about this incredible zombie flapper makeup tutorial I found on YouTube. It doesn’t start out zombie-y. It starts out oh-so-lovely-y:
But then…if you are not a fan of the scary and the gory and the maybe-some-fake-blood-would-be-awesome kinda Halloween fun, seriously: avert your eyes now. But everyone else: Jordan Hanz is a genius, please let us all bow down to these skills:
YUP. And please note: those pearls are PAINTED ON. That is makeup. 2D. Incredible! If you’re the squeamish sort or interested in a “pretty” look for Halloween, the first half of this tutorial is a great straight-up flapper makeup tutorial. If you want to get into the gore, stick around and go to town ladies!
She’s also got a million and one other incredible tutorials (um, if you are a gamer, or know one… The Witcher transformation is truly insane), Halloween-y and not so check out her channel! Also: if you’re still in the market for some 1920s inspired Halloween-wear, don’t forget to browse some of the Halloween flapper dresses in our shop!
There’s something to be said for the deco-purist, the 20s enthusiast still wearing period-appropriate underpinnings and loving every minute. But there’s also a loveliness to the reinterpretation of old classics, like this gorgeous almost punk, almost goth, all 1920s wedding look. Stunning! 1920s punk pinup look. Photo by Blast Em Photography, Makeup by Nicole Patterson …
Today’s post is all about the deep, abiding love we have for that smoky eyed, pouty-lipped flapper look. Sugar and spice is a perfect embodiment of the flapper style, and I absolutely adore modern variations on the dark eyes and red lips of the era. Like this photo: gorgeous green smokey eyes, just bitten lips, …
Something old, something new, something borrowed, and this gorgeous art deco feather fascinator can be your something… Something Blue No 2 Fascinator from Lo Boheme. A little deco, a little nouveau, all gorgeous.
We’ve posted a few 1920s makeup looks before, but it’s hard not to keep coming back to that flapper favorite (and modern trend), the smokey eye. Just ask our previously featured art deco Hollywood style icons Myrna Loy, Louise Brooks and Clara Bow… So today I’m posting because I came across a really excellent video …
Zombie Flapper Makeup Tutorial
A quick post today, just 10 days before Halloween, to rave about this incredible zombie flapper makeup tutorial I found on YouTube. It doesn’t start out zombie-y. It starts out oh-so-lovely-y:
But then…if you are not a fan of the scary and the gory and the maybe-some-fake-blood-would-be-awesome kinda Halloween fun, seriously: avert your eyes now. But everyone else: Jordan Hanz is a genius, please let us all bow down to these skills:
YUP. And please note: those pearls are PAINTED ON. That is makeup. 2D. Incredible! If you’re the squeamish sort or interested in a “pretty” look for Halloween, the first half of this tutorial is a great straight-up flapper makeup tutorial. If you want to get into the gore, stick around and go to town ladies!
She’s also got a million and one other incredible tutorials (um, if you are a gamer, or know one… The Witcher transformation is truly insane), Halloween-y and not so check out her channel! Also: if you’re still in the market for some 1920s inspired Halloween-wear, don’t forget to browse some of the Halloween flapper dresses in our shop!
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