Brown Thomas Style Summit: Violette
Brown Thomas Style Summit hosted the new make up collection La Dangereuse by Violette Estee Lauders Global Beauty Director.The French make up artist and social media superstar jetted in to host her Masterclass with Katy Young, Harpers Bazaar Beauty Director.
La Dangereuse Eyeshadow Palette by Violette
Shape. Sculpt. Play. Lighter shades illuminate. Mid-tones contour. Deep tones define. Sparkle, pearl and matte finishes. Mix, match, create endless looks. Limited edition double-ended brush included.
VIOLETTE’S TIP: Add a touch of brights on top of darks for a intense, dramatic look. Voilà—dangerously smoldering eyes.
Pure Color Envy Sculpting Face Trio by Violette
Sultry. Luminous. Seductive. Wear each shade alone or together. Voilà—a swirl of passion.
VIOLETTE’S TIP: Brush highlighter on high points: temples, cupid’s bow, cheekbones and chin. Swirl lighter blush on apples of cheeks, deeper blush under cheekbones.
Deluxe Eye Crayon By Violette
Smoky eyes. Femme Fatale eyes. Mysterious eyes. Violette’s sultry shadow and liner in one creates them all.Voilà—eyes that hypnotize.
VIOLETTE’S TIP: Keep the look a little uneven, imperfect and smudgy. Close cap tightly after use.
Glitter Pot By Violette
Glamour. Fantasy. Mystery. Add this twinkly micro-fine glitter on eyelids alone or on top of eyeshadow, cheekbones, cupid’s bow and bare shoulders.
VIOLETTE’S TIP: Apply your makeup first. Dip a brush or finger into glitter and pat on. Voilà—you’re a star.
Pure Color Envy Paint-On Liquid LipColor by Violette, Matte Finish
Liquid envy.Intense, bold color. Supple comfort.
VIOLETTE’S TIP: Swipe 1-2 times and set. Voilà—the kiss of seduction.
Pure Color Envy Sculpting Lipstick by Violette
Passionate. Daring. Irresistible.
VIOLETTE’S TIP: Outline lips precisely with a lip pencil. Apply lipstick. Voilà—the pout of a true Femme Fatale.
Eye Gloss By Violette
Light. Sparkle. Shine. Illuminates eyelids and browbones.
VIOLETTE’S TIP: Dot on bare skin or over eye makeup. Voilà—sheer brilliance.
About Violette
“Estée Lauder herself and I have so much in common that I’m working with her in my mind always. It’s still her maison, how you say in French, and I am just a guest,” says newly appointed Estée Lauder global beauty director Violette, who succeeds Tom Pecheux. The 33-year-old native Parisian, who now resides in Williamsburg, Brooklyn, will work closely with the brand on product development, digital-content creation, and consumer education, through her signature beauty tutorials (her YouTube channel
has nearly 100,000 subscribers and is cumulatively just short of three million views).
My main focus right now is to create very strong products that are as good as having a makeup artist in your bathroom so you don’t have to overthink it and you don’t have to struggle with the technique,” Violette explains. This focus on simplicity directly aligns with the artist’s je ne sais quoi–centric style. She frequently focuses on a single area of the face—sometimes it’s a statement lip, sometimes its sparkling eyes—to create quick-and-easy looks no matter where you are or where you’re going.
More than anything, Violette intends to continue to help create high-quality products while bringing a bit of “va-va-voom” to the more-than-70-year-old brand. Utilizing social media as one of her greatest assets, her hope is to work with and on women of all ages and skin tones, customers old and new. “As soon as you are shown one example or look on a woman that is similar to you, then you can relate more,” she says. “But I’m not going to try to please everyone,” she adds. “Estée Lauder should be Estée Lauder.” A brand that, in many ways, speaks for itself.
Violette….
If there is one look I would like to see more of, it’s seeing more women daring to celebrate their femininity and having fun with their makeup.
https://www.instagram.com/violette_fr/
You can find all of the new collection at….
https://www.brownthomas.com/brands/estee-lauder/make-up/
