How To Do Your Makeup Like The 1980's

While '80s makeup looks have been making a comeback for years, summertime is e'er the official start of our own '80s revival. Think fuchsia lips, blueish lids, and tons and tons of chroma. Only the modern takes on '80s looks aren't exactly identical to those you may find in an one-time yearbook. They've been updated with blendable formulas, velvety textures, and, of course, so much gloss, vinyl, and shimmer.

Now, rather than view these looks as gaudy or nostalgic, we're thinking of them equally of-the-moment and creative. Such trends are allowing united states of america to leave no-makeup makeup behind for bolder, more than exciting products and shades. Below, discover an fourscore's makeup tutorial past celebrity makeup artist Sandy Linter, plus each editor'due south interpretation of their favorite '80s wait and the products they used to recreate them.

Click Play to Watch an 80's Makeup Tutorial With MUA Sandy Linter

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Sandy Linter is a celebrity makeup artist with clients amidst the likes of Christie Brinkley and Elizabeth Hurley. Her piece of work appears in Vogue, Harper'due south Bazaar, and more.

Victoria

@victoriadawsonhoff/@alwaysjudging

"I'g currently loving graphic center shadow looks in vivid, unexpected colors—probably because it'southward a deceptively minimalist approach to the very maximalist '80s aesthetic. I counterbalance information technology with a very commonsensical outfit (like a jumpsuit or jeans and a T-shirt), keep the residual of my makeup very neutral, and that's enough to be a await.

"Blue is definitely tougher because it screams '80s in a deadline cheesy way, but I saw it done correct last NYFW during Collina Strada's presentation: The pastel shades of blue were artistic in a quiet kind of way, and I remember thinking, I can practice that. I finally put it into practice this past weekend with the help of (an apparently discontinued) Models Ain foam eye shadow and my secret weapon, Rituel de Fille Eye Soot in Pyxis, which lends any colour a bluish-flecked holographic sheen. I just followed the natural lines of my lid with blending brush, et voilà—blue magic."

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Rituel De Fille Angelic Sphere Eye Soot in Pyxis

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Hallie

Imaxtree/Hallie Gould

"I have been obsessed with draping ever since Adam Selman featured the blush-heavy await on his spring/summer 2017 rail. Information technology's both assuming and architectural in equal measure. Information technology's everything makeup is supposed to be—beautiful, fun, and experimental.

"What I realized afterwards trying it out myself (i.e. having our managing editor Lindsey apply it to me because she might as well exist a professional person makeup artist), is that it'south shockingly versatile. I've always been wary of chroma, especially in such bright colors, because my cheeks go pretty red on their own. But I am so enthralled with the fashion this turned out. I film wearing information technology with a neutral palette for a special event or even adding some shimmer to feel more like an '80s video girl. This time, I used [the now-discontinued] Urban Decay Backtalk Eye & Face Palette, Beautyblender Bounciness Liquid Whip Long Wear Foundation, and Pat McGrath Labs' Lust Lip Gloss in Aliengelic."

For perfect placement, smile when applying blush. This helps raise the fullest parts of your face, plus adds youthful dimension.

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Beauty Blender Bounciness Liquid Whip Long Habiliment Foundation

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Pat McGrath Labs Lust Lip Gloss in Aliengelic

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Faith Xue, @alwaysjudging

"I had an '80s-themed trip the light fantastic in high school, of which there is withal photographic show (unfortunately), and since then, I have mostly strayed from neon or bright makeup looks of any kind. I prefer sultry and smoky to anything brilliant and bright, but subsequently wearing lavander eye shadow for the first fourth dimension in my life, I'm tempted to switch teams. I institute this silky powder, Catrice Precious Pigments Loose Eyeshadow in the shade Purple Fiction (props for punny name!). Because it'due south a loose shadow, it goes on sheerer and also gives you more than command over the intensity. I dipped my finger in like the dominion-breaking beauty editor that I am (okay fine, I'1000 merely lazy) and practical it directly to my eyelid. The end result wasn't gaudy in the slightest simply a soft, dare I say, pretty wash of hazy violet over my eyelids. I finished with a swipe of Kat Von D Studded Buss Crème Lipstick in Trounce, and my '80s transformation was complete. And yes, I'k wearing this centre shadow the residual of the day (and probably tomorrow)."

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Kat Von D Studded Kiss Creme Lipstick

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Lindsey

@lindseymetrus/Imaxtree

"I wish I could be more than experimental with center shadow colors, but my fair peel and pinkish undertones don't allow for it. Equally such, I stick to taupes and shimmery camel browns simply about every unmarried day. Just when tasked with trying an '80s look, I volunteered to do pinkish lids considering yous can't pare down the '80s—get bold or get home. I used Dazzler by PopSugar Exist the Boss Lip Gloss in Fourth dimension After Time—how apropos for an '80s look—for a glossy pink-mauve launder of color and loved the results. I'm as well wearing it on my lips in this picture (which goes to prove how versatile it is). Later a while, my lids felt a bit too sticky, so I'd save the look for a special event, just I had so much fun photographing it and picking upwardly the dimension of the gloss."

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