Category: wedding look
STYLE FORMULA: CREATING YOUR WEDDING LOOK
Article by — Helene, Paris elopement planner, helping brides since 2012
For you to be your own personal
wedding stylist
Style isn't something that comes naturally or something we were taught. Have you ever wondered why some colors look good on you, but others fade you out?
DO YOU SOMETIMES FEEL UNSATISFIED WHEN LOOKING IN THE MIRROR?
Have you wondered why you can or can not wear certain makeup shades? Do you know why one lipstick will turn you into a Hollywood diva, but the other will age you?
It is because we all look different.
We have our skin tone, eye, and hair color. Our appearance is unique. We created a guide that provides you with step-by-step instructions and tools to analyze your individual appearance.
How this guide will help you as a bride?
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Buying the right tone dress fabric. You will analyze your skin type and choose the right white shade of dress fabric that will fit your skin tone. Nope, not all white fabrics are the same
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Wedding dress details. Should you choose lace or not? Veil or not? Because proper details make our appearance shine and wrong details are destroying our looks
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Choosing your bouquet. Based on your unique features you will know which flowers to choose. Should you add greenery? Do pink roses or white roses match your cheek tone
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Makeup shades. How dark should your makeup be? Brown eyeshadow or black eyeshadow? Let’s find out your most flattering colors
You're going to discover a lot of information here, all designed to help you learn the types of colors that truly make your wedding look shine. So you know exactly what suits you without anyone's assistance.
The right colors and lines can transform you into another person, without any plastic surgery
Style formula is about self analyze.
Skip randomly choosing what to wear and discover what looks best on beautiful your appearance.
For 10 years I worked with wedding stylists and noticed every single detail of their work, noticed how they use their tools. I’ve collected their knowledge and created this guide. So you can access all the information that professional stylists use and you can be your own personal stylist.
WHAT IS THE PROCESS?
Like most people, you have a few colors you love to wear and some you don't like as much. Have you thought about which ones flatter you?
The first thing to start with when forming your wedding look is to take some tests. Of course, it serves just as your help, a vector direction where you go.
1. YOUR FACE CONTRAST
What contrast is your face? Contrast is a difference between dark and light colors or dark and light areas on your face. Depending on your face contrast, you can choose your makeup intensity, and bouquet tones.
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The easiest to begin with
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1-2 days of self-analysis
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Examples for every type
2. WARM OR COOL SKIN TONE
There are two types of undertones: warm and cool. Warm includes golden, yellow, or peachy undertones. Cool includes pink, red, or blueish undertones.
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You'll need a window and a mirror
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3-4 days of self-analysis
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Examples for every type
2. WARM OR COOL SKIN TONE
There are two types of undertones: warm and cool. Warm includes golden, yellow, or peachy undertones. Cool includes pink, red, or blueish undertones.
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You'll need a window and a mirror
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3-4 days of self-analysis
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Examples for every type
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