Rosie Willett

For my blog this week I wanted to share some exciting news with you - Pixiwoo have released their TWO magazine and showcased my work. I have personally followed Sam and Nic the duet sister's of Pixiwoo for many years.    Whilst being on the Val Garland course they was a live Q&A session for me to watch with the sisters.   During the video they talked about their passion for the magazine Two Magazine and i was thinking i have submitted my work, have they seen it yet?    And here it is! If you are reading this blog i am sure you have heard of Pixiwoo, if not, you really must have a look...


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Products used to create this look are: Foundation: Estee Lauder Double Wear Light Concealer: Ariane Poole Conceal and Contour Bronzer: Charlotte Tilbury Filmstar Bronze and Glow Eyeshadow: Charlotte Tilbury Luxury Palette The Rebel Eyeliner: Illamasqua Precision Gel Eyeliner Lipstick: Lipstick Queen Saint Rose     Full Credits to: Photographer: Rebecca Elizabeth Tate
 Hair:  James Reid Stylist: Harriet Moiser Model: Lauren Marshall Headpiece: Rosie Willett Follow my blog with Bloglovin


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Products used to create this look are: Foundation: Estee Lauder Double Wear Light Concealer: Ariane Poole Conceal and Contour Bronzer: Charlotte Tilbury Filmstar Bronze and Glow Eyeshadow: Charlotte Tilbury Luxury Palette Vintage Vamp Eyeliner: Illamasqua Precision Gel Eyeliner Lipstick: Giorgio Armani Rouge d’armani rouge 400   Full Credits to: Photographer: Rebecca Elizabeth Tate
 Hair:  James Reid Stylist: Harriet Moiser Model: Lauren Marshall Headpiece: Rosie Willett Follow my blog with Bloglovin


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I have over the last year or so been working alongside an extremely talented photographer Rebecca Elizabeth Tate. During these shoots it is wonderful to work in a team which includes of course make-up, then hair, model, stylist and of course the photographer,  To create this look Rebecca was liaising with myself with her inspired mood boards to create this modern twist of 1920's inspired.  We didn't want to create the obvious smoky eyes but wanted to add an element of what was happening on the latest trends from the catwalks shows for Autumn/Winter 2014/2015. Here are the images which have...


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