Wedding Day Beauty

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The Look: Bordeaux-Painted Mouth

Bold and beautiful, a Bordeaux-painted mouth "always makes a statement," says James Kaliardos, a New York City makeup artist who used MAC Lipstick in Dark Side on models at the Luca Luca show. "It photographs so well, even in black and white. For extra impact, add clear gloss to the center of your lips." Look at the next few slides for more ways to get this look.
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For Sheer Lips

If you want to get this look but with a sheer shade on your lips, try a balm, like Fresh Tinted Lip Treatment in Sugar Plum.
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For Stained Lips

Another choice is a subtle stain, such as Laura Mercier Lip Stain in mulberry.
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For the Skin

Get perfect skin to complement your bordeaux-painted mouth with Lancome Teint Miracle Foundation.
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For the Eyes

And coat lashes with Maybelline New York XXL Pro Curl Mascara in Very Black, drugstores. "Flawless skin and clearly defined eyes are essential to pulling off this lip color," Kaliardos says.
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The Look: Soft, Smoky Eyes

Instead of the old charcoal standby for defining eyes, consider wearing lighter-looking metallic shadows, says Pat McGrath, makeup artist and global creative director for CoverGirl. When wearing dramatic eye makeup, go easy on lip and cheek colors, and minimize any dark spots with concealer.
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For the Eyes

For this look, try an aubergine, like Bare Minerals Liner Shadow in Sugar Plum.
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For Shimmery Taupe-and-Copper Eyes

You can also use a shimmery taupe-and-copper combo, such as CoverGirl Smoky ShadowBlast in Bronze Fire, drugstores, which McGrath used at the Nina Ricci show, shown on the model.
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For Pewter Eyes

Pewter shades, including Bobbi Brown Long-Wear Cream Shadow in Galaxy, are also pretty.
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For the Lips

Apply Dior Serum de Rouge Lip Color in Pearly Pink, nordstrom.com, to lips.
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For Under the Eyes

Nix under-eye darkness with Philosophy Eye Hope Anti-Aging Concealer.
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The Look: Warm Cheeks

"Anyone can wear these shades," says Dick Page, New York City makeup artist and artistic director for Shiseido. "They strike a balance between both warm and cool complexions." He used the hue on models at the Michael Kors show, shown here.
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For Pale Skin

If you have pale skin, try a sheer, allover apricot shade, like L'Oreal Paris Studio Secrets Professional Anti-Dull Skin Primer, drugstores.
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For Olive and Dark Skin

Olive skin tones look good in corals, such as Shiseido Luminizing Satin Face Color in Petal, sephora.com. And dark complexions can wear Nars The Multiple in Lamu, a rich terra-cotta.
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For the Lips

Give lips natural shine with Estee Lauder Pure Color Gloss in Perfect Nude.
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For the Eyes

And play up eyes with a little brown liner, like Clinique Quickliner in Intense Chocolate. Can't decide between a cream and a powder? "Absorbent powder formulas are good for oily skin, whereas cream blush benefits dry skin," Page says.