Gold Eyeshadow

Posted Aug 11th 2008 at 6:25PM by StyleList Staff (Subscribe to StyleList Staff's posts)

Gold Medal Makeup

Salvatore Ferragamo Spring 2008
What's this season's most precious metal? Gold! From the runway to the red carpet, gilded eyes give any girl a shot of instant glamour.

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Moschino Fall 2008
The subtle use of blended gold and bronze shadows with a fringe of heavy black lashes created a vintage look reminiscent of a young Sophia Loren.

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Jennifer Hudson at the MTV Movie Awards
Nothing compliments an Oscar like a little gold. The SATC stunner adds some star power to her red carpet look using shimmer to brighten the inside corners of her eyes

Roberto Cavalli Fall 2008
Swapping black and white for brown and gold, Cavalli's runway look was a modern take on 1960s mod makeup.

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Kate Walsh at The Art of Elysium 10th Anniversary Gala
The Private Practice star's champagne shadow makes her blue eyes sparkle.

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Versace Spring 2008
Blending coppery shades with lighter gold tones gave Donatella Versace's runway models rich, multi-layered lids.

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Oscar de la Renta Spring 2008
Pairing gilded shadows with super pale palette -- including nude lips -- kept the focus clearly on the models' eyes during de la Renta's runway presentation.

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Untied Bamboo Fall 2008Mixing red and gold shadows with porcelain skin and pale pink lips created a soft and romantic look for the United Bamboo runway.

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Blake Lively at the Vavoom Annual Upfront Party
Gossip Girl Blake Lively is golden girl at an NYC party.

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Conran Spring 2008
British designer Jasper Conran channels the '70s to create a luminous 14k look.

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