If there\u2019s one thing in life I can tell you with 100% certainty, that is that you need at least one red dress in your wardrobe. Why? Because red is good for you; It lifts your spirit, makes you feel fierce, and boosts your confidence. Don\u2019t try to tell me that you and your beautiful blond hair or dark waves don\u2019t go together with that red dress you bought ages ago \u2013 and therefore never worn \u2013 because I\u2019m sure it\u2019s just a matter of finding \u201cthe right shade or red\u201d<\/p>\n
Maybe you just didn\u2019t find it yet, and you need some guidance in finding it! So let\u2019s do a little crash course on red dresses and how to wear them, because there\u2019s a burgundy, or a fire-red \u2013 or 500 other tones in the middle \u2013 for everyone I usually look at it four different ways: hair color \u2013 blond or brunette, including strawberry red and auburn in that spectrum \u2013 and someone\u2019s skin tone.<\/p>\n
No matter how light or dark your skin is, there\u2019s always a cold or more warm undertone to it. In identifying a color for myself or someone else, I first look at that skin undertone.With a more warm undertone it\u2019s possible to go for a more bright red, or even an orange-red. However, when your skin tone leans more towards.<\/p>\n
a colder undertone, you should maybe stay away from those, and go for the more full, round, and darker reds. Good examples of those shades are Burgundy and cherry-red. And when I\u2019m thinking about it, it truly doesn\u2019t really matter what hair color you have when it comes to a red, as long as you stay in those two spectrums I just mentioned.<\/p>\n
the colder and warmer skin undertones, and the reds that go with that. It all comes down to trying a few different shades. However, something that is key though, in making that shade or red look fierce on you, is your makeup.<\/p>\n
[bs-quote quote=\u00bbFashion is about dressing according to what’s fashionable. Style is more about being yourself. \u00bb style=\u00bbstyle-19″ align=\u00bbright\u00bb author_name=\u00bbOscar de la Renta\u00bb author_job=\u00bbFashion designer\u00bb author_avatar=\u00bb\u00bb]<\/p>\n
I\u2019m generally all for natural and less is more when it comes to doing my makeup, and when I\u2019m talking about makeup that goes with a red dress in general, I think the best way to do it is: keep the rest simple.
\nA super light coverage foundation to just \u201cerase\u201d spots or red blemish on your skin I have that always in the morning after taking a shower \u2013 and maybe the discolorations we build up here and there over the years. Not even think of covering those dark circles completely, it\u2019s not necessary when the rest of your skin looks healthy.<\/p>\n
I\u2019m speaking from experience! For the longest time I would start by covering those puffy dark eye bags, but I recently stepped away from it, because I didn\u2019t like to wear a thick layer of makeup on that delicate part of my skin. I would always \u201cfeel\u201d it. Just a simple thin layer of foundation over my complete face already makes that those parts I don\u2019t like, are less visible, without looking less \u201cnatural\u201d.Oscar de la Renta<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
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