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These days, Y2K nostalgia is truly ruling everything around us.
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It’s infiltrating our wardrobes,manicures,hairstyles,andour favorite TV show is returning, too.
Luckily, Tagliamonti shared all withAllureahead of theGossip Girlpremiere on July 8.
“I think people will see a reference to Blair… just subconsciously,” Tagliamonti says.
Audrey
“They look a little bit alike.
They’re both powerful, strong-minded young women.”
However, their makeup resemblances were not purposeful, she adds just serendipitous.
Julien
Audrey
Julien, portrayed by Jordan Alexander, goes more extreme with beauty.
“With theshaved head, the whole attention then becomes on her face,” Tagliamonti says.
“It is a little throwback to Serena, but nobody knows I’m doing it.”
Zoya
Whitney Peak’sZoya, on the other hand, is fresher-faced with minimalist looks complete with lots oftinted balmsandlip oils.
“I wasn’t out of the gate going to [give Zoya] a full face.
There’s progression and time [for that].”
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“I’m not trying to reshape their faces.
As for the boys, Tagliamonti had to focus more on taking things away than amping them up.
Also, several of their tattoos had to be covered up in an extensive process.
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“Then,setting sprayon top of that lots of setting spray,” Tagliamonti adds.
(Tagliamonti is a huge fan of a high-low makeup kit.)
The originalGossip Girlpredates the splendor ofInstagram beauty trends.
She tends to play off of what the costume and hair departments pick.
“It’s a weird beauty calculation I do,” she says.
“I don’t want the makeup to compete with the hair and clothing.
I want everything to complement [each other.]”
This time around, the hair and makeup trailers had to be separated.
She used to collaborate with Johnson as they literally worked alongside each other to create a cohesive beauty look.
“I don’t want the makeup to compete with the hair and clothing.
I want everything to complement [each other].”
“I just start digging through the drawer.
I’m very much an in-the-moment person.”
“I kept getting texts saying, ‘What is that on Jordan’s lips?'”
OK, consider our curiosity completely peaked and eyes peeled for the whole sought-after look.
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