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Get dolled up: A Halloween makeup tutorial

October 25, 2022

Halloween is nearly here! To celebrate spooky season, makeup artist Lara Daly shows us how to create a makeup look inspired by the unforgettable John Galliano for Christian Dior dolls that haunted the runways between 2007 - 2010.

The Dior dolls ranged from soft and ethereal (think Lily Cole and Jessica Stam) to dark and devilish (Sasha Pivovarova). The mastermind behind this iconic period of runway beauty was none other than the Mother herself, makeup artist Pat McGrath, who worked with Galliano for the ready-to-wear and epic couture shows.

In the video above, Lara’s soft and simplified version uses just three key products: a tube of $2 face paint, metallic eye shadow, and a red lipstick. If you’re feeling really spooky, swap out the red for dark purple and use a black pencil to draw the eyebrows instead - the messier the better!

Iconic Galliano dolls: Jessica Stam serves ice queen in Autumn 2009 (left), Sasha Pivovarova gets spooky in Winter 2008. Photos / Getty Images

Add a touch of tulle, some stick-on pearls, and you have a perfect last-minute look - that also ticks all the boxes of our guide to a fun and non-offensive Halloween.

Watch the how to video, and shop the key products featured by clicking the credits on screen:

Products used (in order):

  1. Play Studio White Face Paint mixed with Nars Light Reflecting Foundation in Mont Blanc
  2. MAC Cream Colour Base in Luna
  3. RMS Lip2Cheek in Beloved (used as blush and lipstick)
  4. MAC Pigment in Platinum Silver
  5. Sephora Metal Effect eye shadow in 01
  6. Uniti Pearl Bling Stickers

Makeup: Lara Daly

Video & photography: Abigail Dougherty

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Halloween is nearly here! To celebrate spooky season, makeup artist Lara Daly shows us how to create a makeup look inspired by the unforgettable John Galliano for Christian Dior dolls that haunted the runways between 2007 - 2010.

The Dior dolls ranged from soft and ethereal (think Lily Cole and Jessica Stam) to dark and devilish (Sasha Pivovarova). The mastermind behind this iconic period of runway beauty was none other than the Mother herself, makeup artist Pat McGrath, who worked with Galliano for the ready-to-wear and epic couture shows.

In the video above, Lara’s soft and simplified version uses just three key products: a tube of $2 face paint, metallic eye shadow, and a red lipstick. If you’re feeling really spooky, swap out the red for dark purple and use a black pencil to draw the eyebrows instead - the messier the better!

Iconic Galliano dolls: Jessica Stam serves ice queen in Autumn 2009 (left), Sasha Pivovarova gets spooky in Winter 2008. Photos / Getty Images

Add a touch of tulle, some stick-on pearls, and you have a perfect last-minute look - that also ticks all the boxes of our guide to a fun and non-offensive Halloween.

Watch the how to video, and shop the key products featured by clicking the credits on screen:

Products used (in order):

  1. Play Studio White Face Paint mixed with Nars Light Reflecting Foundation in Mont Blanc
  2. MAC Cream Colour Base in Luna
  3. RMS Lip2Cheek in Beloved (used as blush and lipstick)
  4. MAC Pigment in Platinum Silver
  5. Sephora Metal Effect eye shadow in 01
  6. Uniti Pearl Bling Stickers

Makeup: Lara Daly

Video & photography: Abigail Dougherty

Creativity, evocative visual storytelling and good journalism come at a price. Support our work and join the Ensemble membership program
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Get dolled up: A Halloween makeup tutorial

October 25, 2022

Halloween is nearly here! To celebrate spooky season, makeup artist Lara Daly shows us how to create a makeup look inspired by the unforgettable John Galliano for Christian Dior dolls that haunted the runways between 2007 - 2010.

The Dior dolls ranged from soft and ethereal (think Lily Cole and Jessica Stam) to dark and devilish (Sasha Pivovarova). The mastermind behind this iconic period of runway beauty was none other than the Mother herself, makeup artist Pat McGrath, who worked with Galliano for the ready-to-wear and epic couture shows.

In the video above, Lara’s soft and simplified version uses just three key products: a tube of $2 face paint, metallic eye shadow, and a red lipstick. If you’re feeling really spooky, swap out the red for dark purple and use a black pencil to draw the eyebrows instead - the messier the better!

Iconic Galliano dolls: Jessica Stam serves ice queen in Autumn 2009 (left), Sasha Pivovarova gets spooky in Winter 2008. Photos / Getty Images

Add a touch of tulle, some stick-on pearls, and you have a perfect last-minute look - that also ticks all the boxes of our guide to a fun and non-offensive Halloween.

Watch the how to video, and shop the key products featured by clicking the credits on screen:

Products used (in order):

  1. Play Studio White Face Paint mixed with Nars Light Reflecting Foundation in Mont Blanc
  2. MAC Cream Colour Base in Luna
  3. RMS Lip2Cheek in Beloved (used as blush and lipstick)
  4. MAC Pigment in Platinum Silver
  5. Sephora Metal Effect eye shadow in 01
  6. Uniti Pearl Bling Stickers

Makeup: Lara Daly

Video & photography: Abigail Dougherty

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Creativity, evocative visual storytelling and good journalism come at a price. Support our work and join the Ensemble membership program

Get dolled up: A Halloween makeup tutorial

October 25, 2022

Halloween is nearly here! To celebrate spooky season, makeup artist Lara Daly shows us how to create a makeup look inspired by the unforgettable John Galliano for Christian Dior dolls that haunted the runways between 2007 - 2010.

The Dior dolls ranged from soft and ethereal (think Lily Cole and Jessica Stam) to dark and devilish (Sasha Pivovarova). The mastermind behind this iconic period of runway beauty was none other than the Mother herself, makeup artist Pat McGrath, who worked with Galliano for the ready-to-wear and epic couture shows.

In the video above, Lara’s soft and simplified version uses just three key products: a tube of $2 face paint, metallic eye shadow, and a red lipstick. If you’re feeling really spooky, swap out the red for dark purple and use a black pencil to draw the eyebrows instead - the messier the better!

Iconic Galliano dolls: Jessica Stam serves ice queen in Autumn 2009 (left), Sasha Pivovarova gets spooky in Winter 2008. Photos / Getty Images

Add a touch of tulle, some stick-on pearls, and you have a perfect last-minute look - that also ticks all the boxes of our guide to a fun and non-offensive Halloween.

Watch the how to video, and shop the key products featured by clicking the credits on screen:

Products used (in order):

  1. Play Studio White Face Paint mixed with Nars Light Reflecting Foundation in Mont Blanc
  2. MAC Cream Colour Base in Luna
  3. RMS Lip2Cheek in Beloved (used as blush and lipstick)
  4. MAC Pigment in Platinum Silver
  5. Sephora Metal Effect eye shadow in 01
  6. Uniti Pearl Bling Stickers

Makeup: Lara Daly

Video & photography: Abigail Dougherty

Creativity, evocative visual storytelling and good journalism come at a price. Support our work and join the Ensemble membership program
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Halloween is nearly here! To celebrate spooky season, makeup artist Lara Daly shows us how to create a makeup look inspired by the unforgettable John Galliano for Christian Dior dolls that haunted the runways between 2007 - 2010.

The Dior dolls ranged from soft and ethereal (think Lily Cole and Jessica Stam) to dark and devilish (Sasha Pivovarova). The mastermind behind this iconic period of runway beauty was none other than the Mother herself, makeup artist Pat McGrath, who worked with Galliano for the ready-to-wear and epic couture shows.

In the video above, Lara’s soft and simplified version uses just three key products: a tube of $2 face paint, metallic eye shadow, and a red lipstick. If you’re feeling really spooky, swap out the red for dark purple and use a black pencil to draw the eyebrows instead - the messier the better!

Iconic Galliano dolls: Jessica Stam serves ice queen in Autumn 2009 (left), Sasha Pivovarova gets spooky in Winter 2008. Photos / Getty Images

Add a touch of tulle, some stick-on pearls, and you have a perfect last-minute look - that also ticks all the boxes of our guide to a fun and non-offensive Halloween.

Watch the how to video, and shop the key products featured by clicking the credits on screen:

Products used (in order):

  1. Play Studio White Face Paint mixed with Nars Light Reflecting Foundation in Mont Blanc
  2. MAC Cream Colour Base in Luna
  3. RMS Lip2Cheek in Beloved (used as blush and lipstick)
  4. MAC Pigment in Platinum Silver
  5. Sephora Metal Effect eye shadow in 01
  6. Uniti Pearl Bling Stickers

Makeup: Lara Daly

Video & photography: Abigail Dougherty

No items found.
Creativity, evocative visual storytelling and good journalism come at a price. Support our work and join the Ensemble membership program

Get dolled up: A Halloween makeup tutorial

October 25, 2022

Halloween is nearly here! To celebrate spooky season, makeup artist Lara Daly shows us how to create a makeup look inspired by the unforgettable John Galliano for Christian Dior dolls that haunted the runways between 2007 - 2010.

The Dior dolls ranged from soft and ethereal (think Lily Cole and Jessica Stam) to dark and devilish (Sasha Pivovarova). The mastermind behind this iconic period of runway beauty was none other than the Mother herself, makeup artist Pat McGrath, who worked with Galliano for the ready-to-wear and epic couture shows.

In the video above, Lara’s soft and simplified version uses just three key products: a tube of $2 face paint, metallic eye shadow, and a red lipstick. If you’re feeling really spooky, swap out the red for dark purple and use a black pencil to draw the eyebrows instead - the messier the better!

Iconic Galliano dolls: Jessica Stam serves ice queen in Autumn 2009 (left), Sasha Pivovarova gets spooky in Winter 2008. Photos / Getty Images

Add a touch of tulle, some stick-on pearls, and you have a perfect last-minute look - that also ticks all the boxes of our guide to a fun and non-offensive Halloween.

Watch the how to video, and shop the key products featured by clicking the credits on screen:

Products used (in order):

  1. Play Studio White Face Paint mixed with Nars Light Reflecting Foundation in Mont Blanc
  2. MAC Cream Colour Base in Luna
  3. RMS Lip2Cheek in Beloved (used as blush and lipstick)
  4. MAC Pigment in Platinum Silver
  5. Sephora Metal Effect eye shadow in 01
  6. Uniti Pearl Bling Stickers

Makeup: Lara Daly

Video & photography: Abigail Dougherty

Creativity, evocative visual storytelling and good journalism come at a price. Support our work and join the Ensemble membership program
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