We used to say that The long long waves returned For the season, based on the appearance of last night, it looks as if Clooney is on board as well. The actress in the 1940s, Rita Hurath, is directed by famous and colorful hair player Dimitris Giannetos She created her bright look at the evening. “Sufficient Pearl [on her dress] “I wanted the old Hollywood dress, I wanted to give her a classic Rita Hureeth Glam,” Gianitus said in a press release. Brund The most prominent thing to shine things around her face. The light side part of her hair was allowed to shine in the inner Rita Hyorth.
To get the shape, “started with dry hair with a towel and drying it with a round brush to create a size,” Giannetos explained in the version. Then, “I put it Poetry in rollers And let them control. “He left rollers until their makeup was done.
“Once the makeup is finished, the rollers were removed and her hair was ignored with a glue brush,” Giannetos also explained. “To hold the style and keep everything free from the dry carpet, I have finished many of the people of poetry L’oréal Paris Elnett.” He did not say exactly any Elnett spray I used, but we love the origin A scenic version of HairsPray (If you want to wear a perfume or fog of hair, choose One is unreasonable).
Celebrities usually have separate makeup and makeup artists to do their peace before an event, but Clooney kept things simple and simple for Tony’s awards. Giannetos was on a double duty last night – not only created the old Hollywood poetry, but he also made her makeup between them.
So, while her hair was in rollers, he entered with Charlotte Tilberry Products to complete an antique glamorous look. Giannetos said in the statement: “The atmosphere that we used to go was an old magic in Hollywood with neutral coral tones,” Giannetos said in the statement. After its skin was prepared with products, including the beloved editor Charlotte magic creamUse Unrealistic skin moisturizing institution and The spray spray is free from defectsAmong other makeup products, for a healthy, radioactive glow that continues the clooney overnight.
Catherine Malzan, editor of beauty, contribute to luster.
