Sentence examples for dramatic makeup from inspiring English sources

She had very dramatic makeup and a punk haircut and an attitude.

"Embellished and dramatic makeup just feels right at this moment," said Rachel Goodwin, a celebrity makeup artist for Chanel.

In public, she often wears dramatic makeup, dramatic outfits and a rainbow of dramatic wigs, which is to say she performs both on- and offstage.

Just as burlesque performers are using their dance backgrounds to give burlesque an experimental edge, contemporary choreographers lately have added dramatic makeup and costumes.

As well as the processions and rituals, Zhang documents the preparations – girls dressing up and applying their dramatic makeup – and the funfairs and stalls that spring up around the event.

The global goth community has banded together after a woman was told to remove her dramatic makeup before boarding the subway in Guangzhou, China, apparently for fear of distressing other passengers.

From promising designer handbags in exchange for on-air cat fights to producers arranging meet-ups and re-filming dramatic makeups and breakups, other stars have come forward to explain how nothing that took place on the show was completely organic.

She prefers nude, and light pink colors around her eyes and skin, so there's no need for overly-dramatic makeup.

Dramatic, glittery makeup, especially around the eyes; gilt fake tattoos; and stick-on jewels worn like bindis were also popular with young women.

Also new was Roderick George's "Darkness Is Blinding," in which Mr. George, wearing glittery black tights, a frilly foulard and dramatic eye makeup, split his legs in martial arts kicks, crouched, pounced and generally showed off.

Some partyers will outfit themselves in the styles of the 60's -- big hair, dramatic eye makeup -- not as costume but as a look that, in Ms. Collins's words, is "fresh and new again".