KIRSTEN DUNST was the epitome of a “glamour girl” when she stepped out for the Toronto International Film Festival premiere of her film “On The Road” wearing a dazzling Christian Dior gown, retro sleek curls and a glossy red tinged pout.

She was certainly one to notice, and when you did — you couldn’t take your eyes off of her!

Be the center of attention by taking some tips from Kiki’s beauty team. The Fashion Court has the scoop!

the make-up.

Kirsten’s make-up artist Pati Dubroff shared her inspiration and creation tips for her glamorous appearance, “I wanted the makeup to have a slight nod to the roaring twenties.”

“The skin preparation is super important. I spent about twenty minutes prepping skin with an Intraceuticals Clarity Oxygen Treatment and then applied the Intraceuticals Finishing Products. This gives the skin a plump glowing and gorgeous finish. I used Tatcha Luminous Dewy Fix Moist Spray right before makeup and on the exposed skin of the arms. I used SUQQU Foundation in shade 102 on the skin, and the apples of cheeks got a slight flush with CHANEL Powder Blush in Narcisse. | continue reading..

Makeup artist Pati Dubroff helped “Game Change” actress Julianne Moore add a pop of color to her monochrome look at the 2012 Critics’ Choice Television Awards, by giving her a reddish-pink pout and shadowed eye.

“Cherry eyes and lips. This is a ‘grown up’ way to wear the bright lip trend.”

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“Instead of forgoing all other color on face, I used a cherry color from the Tom Ford Eye Color Quad in Burnished Amber to balance the lip. The effect is more smoldering than the usual bright lip pale eye story. | continue reading..

GINNIFER GOODWIN donned a creamy white dress at this year’s Young Hollywood Awards, and while she may have accessorized with black elements — the “Once Upon A Time” actress punched up her look with a mouth full of bright color.

Makeup artist Pati Dubroff was responsible for this pink power pout, “Ginny wore a very sweet white lace dress with some naughty shoes! We wanted to do a pop of super bright color. For the lips we used a pop brightest possible pink, bordering on neon.” | continue reading..