We can all appreciate the time and effort that goes into making ourselves look red carpet ready, but what about the celebs that actually inspired us? From having the perfect hair to an effortlessly elegant makeup look complete with luscious false lashes. In this post we’ll delve into some of the most iconic looks from your favourite movies and TV shows – we’ve even teamed up with the experts from FalseEyelashes.co.uk to give you some handy tips and tricks on how to recreate these looks at home. So, without further ado…

Julia Roberts as Vivian in Pretty Woman (1990)

We can all imagine it now, the notorious red lip and red dress combo with the fiery locks and manicured nails. This iconic makeup look is surprisingly simple to recreate, ensuring you have a flawless base, neutral smoky eye and a bold red lip is the key. Try lining the lip with a darker shade lip liner and filling with a more show stopping red to create a fuller more dramatic appearance.

Catherine Zeta-Jones as Velma Kelly in Chicago (2002)

This 20’s era style makeup look has all of the unstoppable attitude, a sultry lash look and strong contour are must haves with this makeup look. We suggest dragging your fave bronzer along your cheekbones and towards the outer corner of your eyes for a lifted and more snatched effect. We all love a good pair of lashes and to recreate this look, you’ll need some serious glam falsies, we suggest the Doll Beauty Lashes – Arianna for a non stop glamour look.

Natalie Portman as Nina in Black Swan (2010)

Now, we’re not saying you have to be as bold as Natalie on the liner here, but a bold liner and lash combo never hurt anyone. Try starting off with a winged cat eye liner and maybe even pop come white liner on your lower lash line to really make your eyes pop

Tyra Banks in America’s Next Top Model

One of the OG Victoria Secret angels and we can see why. This super stunning woman has a long list of beauty tips and tricks behind her and one of her faves being her signature smokey eye, you can recreate this by putting some black gel liner over the lid and blending out to create your desired shape, once you’ve completed this look, top with black shadow to further deepen the intensity.