Rock Marsala, Pantone Color of the year
Marsala is the newest color, the pantone color of the year 2015. It gets its name by the fortified wine Marsala and has this earthy red wine like rich hue which has the warmth and goes against the skin really well. So, how one rock or incorporate Marsala in their life to style and deck them up. Here we will give you some style tips to get a dash of marsala in what you wear this year.
1. Try that outfit
The easiest way to flaunt the color in your outfit. If you don’t want to go for a monotonic outfit in one color then wearing top, blouse or a skirt, pants, trouser will do the magic and let’s you adapt this color in your style. Just like the way these actresses have done. By the way Karishma and Kareena both look stunning in their outfits.
2. Marsala lips
So, you’re not in a mood to sport any outfit with the color marsala then why not try the hue to show up on your lips. Yes, This color has been sported by the celebs a lot and we have seen them pouting with this stunning glamorous color at events, parties and promotions, Deepika is one of the celebrities, who loves, her deep reds, oxblood and marsala hued lip colors. This color goes really well with the duskier skin tone.
If you have a slightly duskier skin tone then you would love to sport this color, so try this color and stay in trend. Just make sure that you apply the deep lip colors properly. A perfectly applied lipstick looks amazing no matter, what your skin type is.
3. Paint the Nails
May be lips with marsala hue is not your style or you may think its better to try that during the fall /winter, then the color can be flashed by painting the nails with a nail color in deep earthy wine color. This hue will make the hands look fairer if you are already fair. For dusky skin, the color can look a bit off but for medium skin it will look appealing. Marsala nail color can be paired with white dress and it would look great. For black dress and yellow dress as well, marsala color looks enticing.
4. Shoes
Marsala looks stunning when it is paired with gold thus trying shoes with a touch of gold will make the color even better. Flat, boots, pumps, Mary Janes, even brogues with the color marsala will look nice when paired with the outfits in white, black, red etc. Black and white outfits go well with the marsala toned shoes.
5. Accessories
One can carry a bag, clutch or over-sized envelope clutch in the shade marsala to get the feel of the pantone color of the year and embrace that in your unique fashion style. During the fall /winter scarves, hats are good to rock the color with black cozy warm outfit. You may even try getting a pair of sunglasses in the rich wine colored frame to go with the trend. Or even try pairing a belt with the color.
6. Eyes
A hint of this earthy rich wine color on the eye lids can make the eyes sultry and perfect for the date night or Indian wedding functions I should say. Its color which looks extremely beautiful on Indian eyes and Indian embellished traditional clothes. How to create this look?
First of all, apply and eye shadow primer. Eye primers are available in cream, gel, mousse and stick form. they will help to ensure that the eye makeup stays crease proof and last much longer.
Then apply a warm wine or marsala color on the lids and blend it really well. Then on the crease you can either try an even darker wine or just dab your eye shadow blending brush in the matte black eye shadow once and then once in the same wine color that you have just used over the eyelids.
Use this mix of two colors on the crease and using a wind shield motion, you can darken the crease and also blend it well.
Then apply the same color on the lower lash line. Lower lash line is the area below the waterline where the lower lashes are there. Then apply some highlighting powder on the brow bone for that uplifted effect.
Apply multiple mascara coats to make the lashes look thicker and longer.
So, this is how you can incorporate wine or Marsala color in your eye makeup as well. Such eye makeup goes well with maroon or wine dress or even white or black.
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