Golden Globes 2016 favorites

11/01/16

Here are my favourites from this year’s edition of the Golden Globes! I thought everyone was quite gorgeous in general, and full of inspiration for us to copy! I’ll choose one to film a video next week, which one do you suggest?

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{Translated by Ana de Almeida}

Lily James was one ofmy favourites of the night, I loved her hair worn down with structures waves - hair worn down with drama! - and the smoky makeup that enhanced her eyes

Alicia Vikander – I’ve been loving her looks, looking forwards to the next red carpet - with very illuminated makeup close to the eyes, gold eyeshadow, just a bit of eyeliner on the outer corner ofthe eye, illuminated skin and nude lipstick

Here you can see her updo a bit better, with twisted bits that end up in a low bun

Jennifer Lawrence is someone I also always love, and I liked this photo because you can see the eyeliner quite well + soft smoky eye in shades very close to her skin tone, just to give a bit of depth (the fake smoky eye) & red lipstick matching her dress

Here she is looking straight, so that you can see the effect...

...And from the side to show her updo! I loved it, from the front it seemed like she had gotten a haircut and done a quiff, but here you can see a low bun

Cate Blanchett being the same old absolute muse, although in this photo she looks a bit scared! I loved that she had a more dramatic eye, darker on the outer corner and with lots of lashes, and the pink lipstick

I also liked Cate’s hair, tighter on one side and looser on the other with this braided back

Rooney Mara being a fresh diva, with little but certain makeup! Focus on the lashes, light/pink eyeshadows, defined brows, pinkish blush and wine lipstick. And perfect skin

Her hair was tied up and very pulled back close tothe scalp, like she usually does, but this time the ponytail was braided

Julianne Moore, another magnanimous diva, had her hair down with relaxed waves and smoky eyes, I would say she had a brown eye pencil on the waterline, and shimmery eyeshadow on the inner corner

And another faux bob parted on the side on Amber Heard, who rocked in this very delicate makeup, very illuminated and with a bright red lipstick. Loved it

Kate Winslet also had her hair pulled to one side in this faux bob scheme, but with waves, and makeup of a beautiful winner, soft eyeliner, delicate false lashes, everything just to enhance her natural beauty

Katy Perry was looking very 60s, and I am biased cause I love this aesthetics! Perfect skin, eyeliner, lashes, beige eye pencil on the waterline, pink lipstick...

And half up half down hair with volume on the back!

Kirsten Dunst also went for a slightly more dramatic eye (for the current red carpet standards, which I found great for a change!) and pinkish blush to balance itin a “cute” way

Her hair was styled in a veeery relaxed bun that I imagine a lot of people will think doesn’t look appropriate for a red carpet, but I confess I liked it precisely due to that reason, I find itaninteresting complement for the dramatic dress & makeup

Lady Gaga in a lady version with a Marilyn touch, voluminous hair, defined eyeliner and brows. I like her in this less fabricated phase, but still... fabricated!

Rosie Huntington-Whitely was pure inspiration sporting a golden makeup, light gold on the center of the eyelid, darker on the crease, definition close to the lashes and slightly tanned skin + relaxed waves on her hair (loving this length)

Olivia Wilde had a makeup I loved in shades of wine and very defined on the contour in black, I think it really enhances the colour of her eyes! Hair worn down with waves and with no volume tocomplement

Amy Adams was super natural both in terms of makeup that was in the same shades asin terms of hair with luxurious waves

And to end, Zendaya showing the power of false lashes + smoky eye also in shades of wine (and also matching the dress, like in Olivia’s case) + hair worn down with waves and parted in the middle, front closer to the scalp pulled behind the ears