Hot Pink Outfit Makeup

Jun 11, 2011

Meshal M.

Hey guys! I'm having trouble deciding how I should do my makeup for my friend's bridal party. I have a bright hotpink outfit with almost white silver detail.
I'm a weary of matching my makeup with my outfit...I don't want to look tacky.
Any ideas for how I should do my eyes and lips? Any video suggestions? I have a tan/olive skintone and black hair :)

Jun 12, 2011

Arie C.

You could go with a retro neutral eye with cat-eyeliner, and then a pink lip. That would match but not be tacky. Oooor if you wanted something a little different, I bet a gunmetal smokey eye with nude lips would look great too. :)

Something like this! : http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=m-V6o0oO-HY

Jun 12, 2011

Jasmine P.

I agree with Arie on going retro neutral with your makeup and a pink lip. It would look hot, especially if you were to make your skin very glowy and coral!

Jun 13, 2011

Angela W.

I really like Selena Gomez's makeup in this pic. It's simple but pretty and would go great with hot pink. And best of all.. you'll look great but won't seem like you're trying to outshine the bride!

Jun 13, 2011

Tamara R.

By bridal party.. is this an event before the actual wedding, or as your makeup for the day of the wedding?

If it's a night out, I think you've got more room to go bold.

For the actual day I'd probably do a monochromatic nude-pink look (eyes, cheeks, lips), with plenty of definition along the lashes and some soft contouring.

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