Model Mirona Axentoi dons faux freckle makeup in 'Color Forms,' an editorial that is captured by photographer Calin Andreescu for Design SCENE Magazine. The image series spotlights dynamic cosmetics that are executed by makeup artist Loredana Lupea. Lupea teams up with manicurist Loredana Zagon and talented hair stylist Bebe Veja who experiments with bold up-do looks.
Whether pulling off curled bangs or swept back locks, model Mirona sports faux freckle cosmetics ranging from fine black dots that are randomly dispersed to brown-toned flecks that appear more naturally layered and prominent.
While not ideal for everyday wear, this editorial's cosmetics aim to recreate natural beauty marks in a bold way. Despite of being covered up with makeup in the past, freckles are becoming more of a beauty statement and are becoming embraced even by those who are not naturally blessed with them.
Dotted Makeup Portraits
Design SCENE Magazine's 'Color Forms' Editorial Features Faux Freckles
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