It's been almost two weeks since the royal wedding, but that doesn't mean the fever for it has completely died down. Since the eventful day, we've discovered even more details about Kate Middleton's look and other beauty tidbits surrounding the wedding, including a surprising connection to Claire's. Find out more now.
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While Kate Middleton has yet to confirm whether or not she applied her own makeup for her big day, one thing is for sure: the makeup used for the bridal party was Bobbi Brown Cosmetics. In a status update on the brand's Facebook page, a few details were given, although some mystery remains. The statement read:
"We are proud to confirm that Bobbi Brown Cosmetics makeup artist Hannah Martin provided makeup artistry assistance to members of the bridal party for the royal wedding. We wish to respect the privacy of all those involved, and therefore will not be releasing further details."
It does make sense that Kate would use products from the line, as she was apparently seen stocking up on makeup at a Bobbi Brown counter just about a week before the wedding, and the brand's makeup does fit in with the new duchess's clean-looking aesthetic. But as for exactly what was used and on whom (get the details on who was who in the group here), it seems that information will remain a royal secret.
Kate Middleton's wedding beauty look is bound to captivate not just Prince William, but much of the world. The new Duchess of Cambridge was captivating with her hair in long, soft waves and a lovely, understated lace veil over her tiara. She reportedly did her own makeup, and the natural color palette was soft and totally typical of Kate. Her famously glossy hair was courtesy of her longtime stylist, James Pryce of Richard Ward salon in London. What do you think of this memorable wedding look?
Whether or not Kate Middleton did her own wedding makeup remains unknown, but the rumor is she took lessons from makeup artist Arabella Preston to perfect her technique for the big day. For the perfect bridal glow, Kate chose a rosy-toned blush with a coordinating pink gloss. She accentuated her look even further with black eyeliner (her staple) and a smoky blend of charcoal and taupe shadows on the lids and creases. It's a classic palette that's also universally flattering on just about all skin tones. Check out the widget below for inspiration on creating your own Princess Catherine wedding makeup look.
