mark Spokeswoman, Lauren Conrad looked both beautiful and sophisticated in a retro, 1940’s look at the Avon Hope Honors Gala. Lauren attended the star-studded benefit on behalf of m.powerment by mark, the philanthropic initiative dedicated to breaking the cycle of dating abuse and partner violence. Celebrity Makeup Artist Amy Nadine gave her secrets for creating the glammed up look, reminiscent of Lana Turner and Rita Hayworth.

How to Get Lauren’s Retro Look:

Face: “For a perfectly polished complexion, I evened out Lauren’s skin tone with mark Powder Buff Natural Skin Foundation in Natural, for a super-velvety finish. To emphasize the delicate contours of her face, I applied mark Bronze Pro Bronzing Powder starting in the hollow of her cheeks, then directly under her cheekbones, up to her temples, across her hairline and under her jaw line. I then swirled mark Good Glowing Custom Pick Powder Blush in Star Glo on the apples of her cheeks for a subtle rosy glow.”

Kay Panabaker, star in the new movie “Fame”, made her mark on the red carpet at the movie’s LA Premiere! mark celebrity makeup artist Jamie Greenberg explains how she created Kay’s gorgeous red carpet look.

Eyes:  “Kay wore a gorgeous red dress, so we wanted to go glam for her look. For her eyes, I started by applying mark I-Mark Custom Pick Eyeshadow in Biscotti as a wash all over her eye and then smudged mark I-Mark Custom Pick Eyeshadow in Luvstruck in her creases. Next, I added mark I-Mark Custom Pick Eyeshadow in Fairy Dust to her inner corners and a little Plum Velvet on the outside crease. I then lined her top lash line with mark Get In Line Hook Up Waterproof Eyeliner in Violet and then lightly lined her lower lash line with mark Eye Glimmer in Glammed. To finish the eyes, I applied two coats of mark Make It Big Mascara in Raven.”

We gave Talking Makeup’s lovely intern, Meryl, some of Lauren Conrad’s favorite mark Cosmetics makeup products to put them to test: mark Lip Exotics Lip Lacquer Hook Up in Fever & mark On the Edge Hook Up Liquid Eyeliner in Cleo.

Meryl created an Old Hollywood Glamour girl look using mark Lip Exotics Lip Lacquer Hook Up in Fever & mark On the Edge Hook Up Liquid Eyeliner in Cleo .

Meryl in mark Cosmetics makeup & necklace.

Here is how to get Meryl’s Old School Hollywood Glamour girl look:

Red lipstick is one of the hottest trends this summer. Many trends come and go but red lipstick will always be here. Think of old schooled Hollywood glamour which featured classy and elegant look. So I tried to pull off the old Hollywood glamour look with one of my favorite lip glosses out right now: mark Lip Exotics Lip Lacquer Hook Up in Fever. The lip gloss is fabulous.

mark Lip Exotics Lip Lacquer Hook Up in Fever creates a sexy, wet look with this conditioning, high-shine, opaque gloss featuring a hint of cool spearmint. This lip gloss was the key to creating my vintage Hollywood look. Since red lips are very dramatic, rest of my face was very simple. I kept my eye shadow light and shimmery color, afterwards I lined entire eye with mark On the Edge Hook Up Liquid Eyeliner in Cleo to get that elegant eye look.

I then applied little mascara, kept blush to a natural tone and now I have completed my old Hollywood glamour look!

I hope you guys like it!

Twilight sensation Ashley Greene rocked the 1940’s glam goddess look on the red carpet of the MTV Movie Awards Sunday night! Makeup artist Jamie Greenberg explains how she created Ashley’s vintage look with mark.

Jamie Greenberg Explains How She Created Ashley’s Red Carpet look:

Eyes: “Use mark’s I-mark Custom Pick Eye Color in Whisper to highlight under the brow, and I-mark Custom Pick Eye Color in Latte on the lid and blend it into the crease. Then take On the Edge Hook-Up Liquid Liner in Cleo to create a Sophia Lauren-style cat eye.

Miley Cyrus, performer at this year’s 2009 Academy of Country Music Awards made her mark in Hollywood on the red carpet! mark celebrity makeup artist Mai Quynh explains how she created Miley’s gorgeous red carpet look.

Mai Quynh Explains How She Created Miley’s Red Carpet look:

Eyes: “Miley’s Monique Lhullier dress was hunter green and with her hair pinned up you could see the jeweled detail of the dress on the shoulder, so we decided do a sheer wash of hunter green on her eyes. I started by applying mark Winkstick Hook Up Eye Shadow Stick in Envious from the lash line to the crease using a flat eyeliner brush to help blend and distribute evenly.