Summer 2012–Bridal Makeup Trend

Summer 2012–Bridal Makeup Trend

For all the engaged swirlers…

Author : Tanisha Shulamit

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Oh you Swirlers, in love, planning weddings and your lives everlasting together. Oh and the home and 2.3 children and vacations and and and…. well, you need someone to help you plan the festivities and the most  forgot about professional at every wedding but most needed is the Makeup Artist. Who wants to remember how beautiful your dress was but how horribly gaudy the makeup was? No one. So I am here with this seasons makeup trends for brides, because you know, they are their own specialty.

 

 

The Vintage Bride

This lady is all about the glam. The Classic, the Harry Winston and Rolls Royce wedding car. She is all about elegance and definitely putting on a show, grand enough for the Queen herself. No stone is unturned and every platinum utensil is buffed to a mirrored shine. This lady is luxury personified and she wouldn’t dare go anywhere without her favorite red lip. If you are all about the traditional in the classical sense then this is your style.

Vintage Bridal Makeup
The Rebel Bride
This bride is all about the surprise, the style, the going against the norm. She is daring and more than likely non-traditional and so are all her friends.  This in no way means she is gaudy or tacky, just someone who marches to the beat of her drum so deal.
Bold and the Bridal--Colorful Bridal Makeup
The Naturalista Bride
This bride is all about the simple and the natural. No over the top antics here. She wants to keep it clean and wholesale, practically embodying the blushing bride of yore. She is all about letting her true natural beauty shine through. Ok so its a tad bit boring but its lovely really…
The Naturalista--Bridal Makeup
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Bren82 1394 pts

My ideal pallet is the naturalista however I would choose the vintage red lipstick. I like plan with a little pop.

ASwirlGirl 3220 pts

I did the Vintage look for my first wedding.  At this point in my life I'm totally into the Rebel Bride look for my next wedding; I also plan to rock my natural curls. All three looks are stunning. 

Law Wanxi 5948 pts

And here I was, just going to go for that stereotypical Chinese girl 'Smoky Eye' look. I guess I can send back that pallet of Shisedo eye liner.

 

OK, help me out here. Should I rock one of those US$ 25,000 'saloon girl' Pnina Tornai gowns with the corset back and scoop front, or something retro, traditional and modest? I need to know before I go to Kleinfled's and meet with Randy and Joan. 

 

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Brenda55 20939 pts moderator

 Law Wanxi 

 

 

"OK, help me out here. Should I rock one of those US$ 25,000 'saloon girl' Pnina Tornai gowns with the corset back and scoop front, or something retro, traditional and modest? I need to know before I go to Kleinfled's and meet with Randy and Joan. "

 

 

None of the above.  Do something daring.

 

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ElfeV 7355 pts

 Brenda55  Law Wanxi 

 

that's very ummm Wedding Spectacular...on Ice.

Toni_M 20075 pts moderator

I really like the first one. :D 

ElfeV 7355 pts

Beautiful looks! y'know, i went with a Naturalista look for my wedding but looking back, I wish i'd done a Vintage w/ a red lip. I look kinda washed out in some of my pics! :P younger & more fresh-faced yah but a bit bland. I guess that was where I was at at the time.

annedreshfield 1130 pts

I love the naturalista look, but if your wedding theme calls for something more glam, the other looks are really great! 

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MixedUpInVegas 1691 pts

Great looks, Tanisha.  I especially like the naturalista look, which is the one I try to emmulate on a daily basis.  Too much fussy makeup on an old lady makes it appear you are trying to hide the obvious--rapidly advancing age.

 

No that I'm a bride, mind you; but on June 10 2005 I was a bride for the second time . . . .