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"Wearing a dark lacy top and a pompadour in her hair, actress Olivia Thirlby was the epitome of red carpet glamour at a screening of her new film, Dredd 3-D. Her rock 'n' roll makeup, with tinges of silver and blue, drew attention to her bold eyes, while keeping the lips simple and nude. The best beauty essential, after all, is a bright smile. Celebrity makeup artist Tina Turnbow explains how Olivia's nighttime look was achieved.\n\n \"For the face, I used Chantecaille Just Skin Tinted Moisturizer SPF 15 in Glow with Yves Saint Laurent Touche \u00C9clat Radiant Touch to brighten her face. Then, I added Fresh Chalet Girl Face Luster powder to finish off. To shape, I used Giorgio Armani Sheer Bronzer on her cheeks. For the eyes, Nars Eyeliner Stylo in Atlantic went along the upper lash line. I also used the Too Faced Smokey Eye Shadow Collection palette. First, I put Smoking Jacket shadow on the lid. Then, I put Smolder shadow on the outer corner of the eye and extended out to create the V shape. I blended it into Smoking Jacket. For the inner corner of the eye, I used In a Flash shadow, which has a silvery pop, to brighten. I used MAC Chromaline in Marine Ultra for the the inner rim of the eye, pulling it out to the outer corner of the eyes to extend. Then, I used a firm smudging brush and finger to smudge. I wanted to bring out the navy lace in her dress and create more of a punk feel to go with the mohawk. For the top lashes only, I used Giorgio Armani Eyes to Kill Mascara Excess. To finish off her look, I used NYX lipstick in Pure Nude.\""^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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