Twilight 4 - Breaking Dawn FINALLY!!!

One of the perils of being single is that you rarely have anyone to go to the cinema with as your friends either;

1) Do not like the same films as you or
2) Have boyfriends therefore have a date for the night it is released....gosh darnit!

So I pre-ordered the DVD being a fan from the very first film release and not a tag-a-long watching it after New Moon was released. I have always loved fantasy films especially vampires, always have always will...anyway enough Scarlet!

The last few scenes of Bella (I won't disclose too much) were so refreshing to the quite hard to look at exposure during the majority of the film. Being someone who isn't particularily comfortable with my natural skin colour, her pale luminous skin, jet black lashes and ironically blood red lips (and eyes *wink) made me wince with envy. I have to say its one of my deepest beauty desires, I have tried many a different product to get my skin to look flawless but it just doesn't work long term. I would love to be able to get the foundation right for one, and the foundation for the foundation - a good facial! (As advised and seen with my own eyes, Nicholas skin is A-mezing)

But for now, as I don't go out too much and have no mullah for the treatment I think is required the look below is a mere dream!

The pictures don't exactly do her justice - buy the DVD and see!

Enjoy

Scarlet

Image - http://www.heraldsun.com.au/entertainment/movies/first-look-at-kristen-stewart-as-a-vampire-in-twilight/story-e6frf9h6-1226298097044

Browsin for eyes...

Eye makeup looks can be delicatley subtle to downright clownlike and the later seems to be on the runway recently...some looks are do-able but I'm just browsin for something colourless and vampish to go with a yellow dress, you may think thats boring and "done", but to be honest, I'm not bothered, after all you can't set something if you care for any one else opinions but your own (Note: this applies to fashion - most other aspects to life this does not apply, but some haha) Anywhoooo this is my fave "new" kinda vampish eyes...see the eyelash marks round the eyes, they look like extensions of the lash, and don't look too theatre, still very wearable *prunts off picture to take to make-up artist!

Anthony Vaccarello's autumn/winter 2012-13 collection
Estée Lauder's Tom Pecheux was behind the creativeism - sorry if thats not a word,but it seemed appropriate.

Enjoy

Scarlet

xxx

Images - http://www.vogue.co.uk/beauty?page=1