Wednesday, September 21, 2011
JF Models
Friday, June 10, 2011
Kim Kardashian - MAKE UP Tips II
By Mario DedivanovicSKIN-
I started with moisturizing Kim’s face and neck using La Mer’s The Moisturizing Lotion. I let that settle for about five minutes and then applied Veil Fluid Makeup (No. 3: Sand) by Hourglass all over the skin and blended with a damp sponge. This foundation gives a luminous, lasting coverage. Under the eyes, I used By Terry’s Touche Veloutee Concealer To set skin I used a bit of Jane Iredale PureMatte Finish Powder, mainly on the T-zone and over the concealer to set. in the Cream shade. I blended a bit on the eye lids as well to prime them for the eyeshadow.
EYE brows, lids and lashes
I filled in Kim’s brows with Brow Tech To Go in Taupe, by Smashbox. To get the soft, golden shade on Kim’s eyes, first I layered LORAC Tantalizer Baked Bronzer on eyelids and along the lower lashes. Next I went over it and applied Eye M Glam highlighter (giella.com) over eyelids, inner corners of eyes and a bit on the brow bones. Sweep Eye M Glam along lower lashes as well and blend it out to get that smoky golden look. I defined the upper lash line with By Terry eyeliner in Macassar Brown. In the waterline or inner rim of the eyes, I used the Eye M Glam all over pencil (available soon) I added a few medium sized individual lashes by Reese Robert (really cool line of eyelashes!) for extra volume and finished off the eyes with two coats of Hypnose Mascara by Lancome on the top and bottom lashes.
CHEEKS-
I bronzed the hollows of Kim’s cheeks, along her hairline, jaw and down the center of neck with Terracotta Bronzing powder by Guerlain. I added a hint of color to the apple of the cheeks using LORAC blush in Pink and swept over the apples and along the cheekbones with Giella’s Eye M Glam highlighter. I used the left-over highlighter on the brush and applied it down the bridge of the nose and on the cupids bow of her lips. To add some of that golden glow to the body, I used Sigma’s Body Brush which is plated in 18K gold and has super-soft bristles! Just dip the brush into the Eye M Glam lid and apply straight to your body.
LIPS -
I lined Kim’s lips with Josie Maran lipliner in Natural and kept the lip shade in the same color family as the cheeks by applying a blend of MAC lipstick in Half ‘n Half followed by Eye M Glam AcryLip gloss (available soon.)
I finished off Kim’s makeup by spraying a light mist of Rose Water by Dream Organics on her face and neck. This sets the makeup and gives a fresh, dewy look to the skin.
I hope you have fun trying this look out. Don’t forget to send me pics of yourself so I can post them!
Tuesday, February 8, 2011
Mario Share Tips/Tricks Make Up
recently had me on her show to discuss some supermodel beauty tricks
Thursday, January 6, 2011
Ashley Green for MARK Cosmetics
Beautiful picture of Alice Cullen / Ashley Green for her MARK Cosmetics promotional shoot!. Looking cute and lovely Alice.
Saya baru tahu produk ini, dan seperti nya produk make up ini bisa di bilang bagus (walau saya belum pernah memakai nya). Untuk variasi warna nya juga di bilang tidak terlalu lengkap, bisa di lihat pada tone warna foundation nya. Kurang beragam.
C U T E
Monday, December 20, 2010
Kim Kardashian - MAKE UP Tips
Buat fellas yang ingin make up nya seperti Kim Kardashian, bisa di coba dengan mengikuti langkah-langkah yang saya kasih dari make up artistnya Kim K, Mario Dedivanovic:Skin Care Crème de la Mer all over skin
Foundation Giorgio Armani Luminous Silk Foundation in Golden Beige
Concealer Make Up For Ever Full Cover Concealer in Beige under the eyes Powder Laura Mercier Loose Setting Powder in Translucent applied with a velour puff
Bronzer Smashbox Bronze Lights in Suntan Matte framing the face and in hollows of cheeks
Blush M.A.C. Powder Blush in Springsheen
Eye Shadow NARS Single Eyeshadow in Cyprus on the lid; Smashbox Eye Shadow in Walnut in the crease; M.A.C. Eye Shadow in Vanilla on the brow bone; and M.A.C. Eye Shadow in Carbon along lower lash line, extended out past the eye
Eye Liner (On upper lid) Make Up For Ever Eyeliner Waterproof in Black, winged out; (On inner lash line) M.A.C. Eye Kohl in Fascinating, also extended out
Brows Dior Powder Eyebrow Pencil in Sand
Mascara L'Oreal Voluminous® Carbon Black Mascara on top and bottom lashes
Lips NARS Lipliner Pencil in Fantasia, Dior Addict Lipcolor in Vintage Coral and Josie Maran Plumping Lip Gloss in Optimism
Highlights / Countour EYE M GLAM highlighter by Mario Dedivanovic at GIELLA.com on cheek bones, bridge of nose
Tuesday, July 20, 2010
Essence Make Up Tools
Thursday, March 11, 2010
The Miracle MAKEUP TIPS from Christian Siriano

- Mascara is key. It changes your entire face and opens it up.I love Dior Mascara.Stila has a good one, too, and Bobbi Brown's mascara is very natural.

- A little color for the face is really great. It can be a bronzer or same color on the cheek. You can get fabolous powder, bronzer, or blush from anywhere-even at Target!. And i love an all-over shimmer from Victoria's Secret Beauty.

- Finally, a fabulous lip looks great on every woman, I love a agood lip gloss, and M.A.C and Stila have an amazing range of colors.

Sunday, December 6, 2009
Twilight Sketches : Make Up

It’s about: Angst-y teen romance between a girl and her beau, a pretty-boy vampire who must fight the urge not to slurp her blood. Based on the bestselling young-adult series, shot in gloomily atmospheric Portland, Oregon and directed by Catherine Hardwicke.
It stars: Robert Pattinson, Kristen Stewart
Department head: Jeanne Van Phue
This job required: Preliminary artwork. “I had worked with the director before, but she wanted sketches,” said Van Phue, who collaborated with make-up artist and restoration painter Kathy Shorkey on these. “She described what she wanted and I met her with my vision.” Van Phue was asked to keep the principals pale, but to stay away from a Sweeney Todd orInterview with a Vampire-type make-up, so she chose a denser, more opaque look for the supporting vampires and a lighter look for the leading man (“He’s got to look fabulous,” she explained). The key was striking a delicate shading balance: “All of the vampires are pale, but I didn’t want them to look ghoulish,” she said. “I didn’t want to contour, but I didn’t want them to fade away, either.”
The biggest make-up challenges were: “Rain—we were outside all the time, and it rained the entire time we were there,” Van Phue said. “Most of the shots were exterior, and trying to fix make-up in the rain with wet face and wet brush was difficult.” The experience made her a convert to SK-II Air Touch make-up. “It goes on flawlessly—no smudges or streaks,” she said. “And I accidentally found out it was water resistant.”
Viewers should look for: Original vampires. “It was challenging, because everyone has their own idea of how a vampire looks,” Van Phue said. “It had to jive with the director’s vision, but she’s very open-minded.” 


