Your Hampshire & Dorset Wedding - Mar/Apr 2019 (Issue 73)

101 EXPERT ADVICE Add this year’s hottest hue to your bridal palette Images courtesy of TP Photography CAROLINE SWAFFIELD Make-up artist Caroline says: It’s always a pleasure when you know that your year ahead will be filled with your very favourite colour Pantone’s Living Coral; even better that it’s a shade that suits nearly everyone. For this romantic look the remit for the make-up was to create a soft dewy glow. To get the look we used the following products: ❤ Charlotte Tilbury Hollywood Flawless Filter to reflect the light and brighten model Emma’s complexion ❤ Estée Lauder Double Wear Foundation gently rolled into the skin for a natural glow ❤ Tom Ford bronzer for that sun-kissed effect ❤ Charlotte Tilbury Pillow Talk eye palette ❤ Chanel Cassis Eyeliner and a few fluttery semi-permanent lashes ❤ Charlotte Tilbury K.I.S.S.I.N.G lipstick in Coachella Coral for the finishing touch GET THE LOOK “Importantly, what gives this look its warmth and radiance is the fabulous coral Nars Orgasm Blush which has a touch of sparkle to give an extra boost for even the most demure of brides,” adds Caroline. “The hair by Lucy, one of our fab team, was done in a gently whimsical yet romantic style, with a soft and unstructured curly low chignon so that the flower crown stands out and looks magnificent.” Contact the experts Photography, thurtlepower.com Hair and make-up, amazing-face.co.uk Dress, wedding-time.com Flower crown and bouquet, westdorsetweddingflowers.co.uk Venue, greenwoodgrange.co.uk Model, Emma Tyrrell Tracy Carroll Bridal boutique owner Tracy says: We chose a lace and tulle over Regency organza Stella York gown (style number 6502). The moscato and ivory colour gives it a blush vintage look and the ivory lace complements the layer underneath. It has a figure-flattering trumpet silhouette and the sweetheart neckline frames the face gorgeously.