Singer Gwen Stefani has for years been photographed going about her day-to-day activities in full makeup and a bright red lip. And it certainly isn’t forced upon us by the patriarchy- apparently most men think we look better when we wake up, au natural, bless them. I don’t think it’s an oppressive, societal trick designed to make women feel inadequate. Real Housewives of Melbourne star Gina Liano favours a more done-up look. If I could put on false eyelashes easily I’d do that daily too. I enjoy every second of putting my makeup on in the morning – I do it even if I don’t plan on going out of the house. She obviously feels better, more confident, more her when she’s made up. She’s pretty gorgeous, and I suspect she would look great without all the shellac, but she would definitely look like a different person.
That’s one way.īut then there is someone like Gina Liano, from the Real Housewives of Melbourne. It’s more about using Georgia O’Keeffe as an inspiration than the Real Housewives. There is the other alternative, the spare, elegant approach silver hair pulled back in a ponytail, bare faced (moisturised, with a touch of concealer), wrinkles, flattering glasses, minimal statement jewellery. Some women can pull it off, but on many of us it would look faintly ridiculous.” Related Coverage Less is more: celebrities bare all for the VMAs red carpet You must join Alicia Keys’ make-up free revolution Rio Olympics 2016: Fox News calls for female athletes to wear makeup “The crazy glasses, the clashing prints, the hot pink hair. “I’m going to resist heading into that clownish thing that everyone is hyping at the moment,” she said.
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