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Lena Dunham
Make-up by Jo Strettell

Meet Jo Strettell

Make-up Artist Jo Strettell created the stunning make-up worn by Lena Dunham

at the Emmys 2012



Lena Dunham at the Emmy Awards 2012



Here is a video where Jo talks about herself and her work

 

The 64th Emmy Awards 2012 Best Make-Up

 Apart from the obvious yellow gounds trend

 




Julie bowen, Claire Danes (Lanvin) , Julianne Moore (Dior Couture)



 

 

We also witnessed a lot of beauty trends on the red carpet of the 64th Annual Emmy Awards,  such as nude lips, smokey eyes, bold lips and big hair!

Let's focus on the two clear make-up trends of the soirée.

 

 

Bold Lips with  flawless skin and defined eyes

 

 

Jessica Pare - Make up by Kate Lee

 

 “I didn’t want to use a matte shade, I was trying to avoid any product that would make the look retro as opposed to modern,” Kate Lee told InStyle.com

 

 

Christina Hendricks - Make-up by Vanessa Scali

 

“I was inspired by the soft, feminine look of the dress and its cool, shimmery neutral color against her skin. I kept her face soft and romantic, but added contrast and strength with a bold lip color.” Vanessa Scali

 

 

Kat Dennings - Make-up by Beau Nelson

 

 

 

Strong eyes and nude lips

 

 

Ginnifer Goodwin - Make-up by Mai Quynh

Ginnifer Goodwin's thick graphic jet black eyeliner and nude lip allowed her natural beauty to shine. Amazing !!!



Lena Dunham - Make-up by Jo Strettell

 

Our favourite Girl, Lena Dunham debuted her brand new pixie cut with a dark smokey eye and a nude lip.

She looked absolutely stunning and cool!!!

 

January Jones - Make-up by Rachel Goodwin

January Jones' navy smokey eye seemed to be the most controversial make-up of yesterday's Emmy Awards.

Personally I loved it !

Celebrity Makeup Artist for Chanel, Rachel Goodwin, explained to hollywoodlife.com the glamorous Emmys look she created for January: “I created a powerful indigo smokey eye paired with soft berry stained lips. I wanted her whole look to have a dramatic high fashion feel to it, not passive but of real intentional glamour.
 

Allison Williams - Make-up by Julie Harris

 
Allison Williams (Marnie from Girls) looked dazzling with a rosy lip and lashy smokey eyes.