The facechart above was my first design I chose for an option for my final design. I gathered my ideas from the picture below taken from Chanel. It's almost the opposite of the traditional Elizabethan make-up where they have no make-up on their eyes, I decided to go to the extreme and use black. However I am still keeping the traditional pale lips and skin.
Rachel Adler. (2012).
Chanel Pre-Fall 2013 Took Hair to New Heights. Available: http://beautyhigh.com/chanel-prefall-2013-hair-heights/. Last accessed 25th Oct 2013.
This facechart above was inspired by Cate Blanchett who played Elizabeth in Elizabeth: The Golden Age. Her make-up was very natural and almost hardly there. So I decided to put a contemporary spin on it and make the make-up stronger. I kept with the natural shades of make-up I just applied them a bit heavier. However, I still feel I could design something a bit more exciting.
Melissa Michaels. (2008).
Oscars 2008: Cate Blanchett Doubles Down on Her Lucky Number Two. Available: http://www.hollywoodtoday.net/2008/02/22/oscars-2008-cate-blanchett-doubles-down-on-her-lucky-number-two/. Last accessed 25th Oct 2013.
This facechart is my favourite out of the three, it seems the most exciting and regal. The colour purple is most certainly a royal colour, and the gold I have used on the eyes give is the perfect balance. Purple and yellow are also complementary colours so this also played a big part in creating my design. I wanted to chose colours that went well together rather than bland neutrals. As you have seen from my other blogpost I have done some research into furnishings that are purple and gold. these were big inspirations to me, as I wanted to create something beautiful like those designers had.
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