Maggie Rizer sports some hot spring makeup for the Marie Claire UK April 2011 editorial shot by Sylvie Benoit. Spring is in the air with these playful beauty styles for your eyes. Maggie Rizer's lids dazzle in silver metallic, shocking electric blue and pretty pastel pink. Rizer's hair was styled by Joel Goncalves and her awesome makeup was done by the talented Andre Gallimore.
The Marie Claire UK April 2011 editorial is called Turn Up the Colour, and uniquely names their spring eye statements Disco Diva, Barbarella Babe, Sherbet Fizz and Biba-Licious. I am loving the Disco Diva eyes, which remind me of peacocks with the mix of bright greens and blues. I don't know about you, but I can't wait to try these styles out!
What's Driving This Trend
- Colorful Eye-makeup Trends
- Disruptive innovation opportunities for cosmetic companies to invest in developing new eye makeup products with bold, shimmery colors and playful names.
- Pastel Color Trends
- Disruptive innovation opportunities for textile industries to introduce an array of pastel colors in their collections, inspired by the pastel pink eye-shadow highlighted in the article.
- Editorial Makeup Trends
- Disruptive innovation opportunities for fashion magazines and makeup artists to come up with innovative editorial makeup looks to inspire creative customers.
Who This Affects Most
- Cosmetics Industry
- By developing a new generation of bold and playful eye-shadow colors, the cosmetics industry could meet the demand of a younger, more creative customer base.
- Textile Industry
- This trend could inspire the textile industry to create playful and colorful collections that celebrate spring and the bright and bold colors of eye makeups.
- Fashion Magazine Industry
- Fashion magazines could promote editorial makeup trends and partner with cosmetic companies to offer their readers ideas not only for fashion looks but also for fun and daring makeup looks.
