The makeup for this look was a bit of a challenge, because proper society women of that era didn't wear makeup. Hmmm...a bit too bland! So....I had to create a look that was gorgeous, but yet very natural....easier said than done. I used soft neutrals on the eyes for a bit of definition, created perfect, porcelain "British" skin, and just a slight flush to lips and cheeks with subtle, flirty lashes. Like the look? It's a classic look that would actually work for any bride! (Note: Be sure to check back to see the same model made up for a totally different shoot...you'll be shocked at just how different she looks!)
We had the most fabulous, talented and FUN group of vendors working on this project, I was thrilled to be a part of it! We're all incredibly proud of this gorgeous shoot, we hope you enjoy the results.
The Creative Team
Photographer - Peyronet Photography
Planning and Styling - Minted Artistry
Florals – Justine’s Flowers
Vintage Furniture and Accessories – Gold Dust Vintage Rentals
Hair – Renn Traylor
Gowns – Bridal Boutique of Lewisville
Linens – La Tavola
Cake – Romano’s Bakery
Sweets – Tart Bakery
Chairs and other accessories – May I Serve U
Venue – T&P Station
Model - Christina Conoly
