ICE ICE BABY
She swapped pop-star pink for ice-queen white.

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Another day, another show-stopping makeup look for pop star Zara Larsson by makeup artist Sophia Sinot! With hit after hit after hit popping up on our phone screens, you think we'd get used to seeing such fun, creative glam, but we've got one word for you: Never. Their latest collab, however, is a marked departure from the colorful creations the duo has become known for—and it may just spark some Halloween makeup inspiration too.
For Larsson's tour stop in Sydney, Australia, Sinot took a break from the bold colors and neons the star has become known for in favor of icy, frosty white eye shadow, which she applied all over Larsson's lids, spanning from just past her inner corners all the way up to the arch of her brow. The color isn't stark white, but rather a silvery, snowy color fit for an ice queen—or an angel! Sinot then applied a smattering of rhinestones to Larsson's inner crease, but most of the sparkle was concentrated just past her outer lashes and up her temples in a wing-like shape.
Though the eyes were the centerpiece of Larsson's makeup, as usual, the rest of her glam deserves a moment too. Sinot kept the angelic vibes going with a bubblegum pink blush and lined mauve lip, plus lots of lashes and a little body glitter across Larsson's chest. Larsson and Sinot typically reach for bright colors when doing her makeup for shows and often find inspiration in nature, like their ocean creature series or the “northern lights” eyes. However, Sinot noted that the angel glam is “one of my fav looks we've done,” and we'd have to agree. It's just so pretty!
If you're planning a devil and angel BFF costume or felt inspired by the now-iconic shimmery, frosted makeup at the Victoria's Secret show, Larsson's ice angel makeup arrived right on time! You've got a little over a week to practice your rhinestone-placing technique, but if you don't have the world's steadiest hands, there's always her cute ode to Hello Kitty.
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Kara Nesvig is a freelance writer based in St. Paul, Minnesota. Her writing has appeared in publications like Teen Vogue, People, Apartment Therapy, and Brides. Her love of all things beauty started as a child when she would sneak into her mom’s bedroom to play with Dior Poison bottles. Kara is ... Read More
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