5. The Flapper Dress
In the 1920s, flapper referred to rebellious young women who wore short skirts, bobbed their hair and listened to jazz. We aren’t the only ones feeling the look, since Badgley Mischka and Marc Jacobs both sent variations of the flapper dress down the runway.
Black beaded v-neck shift dress by Jenny Han, $230; at JacFlash, Toronto. Black beaded 1920s seed bead strand necklace by MiMi+You, $165; mimiandu.com. Satin black heel with rosette, $118; at B2; brownsshoes.com with Secret Slimmers black sheer nylons, $8.95. Stylist’s own net headband.
6. The Smoky Eye
For the classic party look, build your smoky eye from the lash line and let it billow out. Brush your medium tone shadow along the upper lid, then add your darker shade at the inner and outer corners of the eye. Gently blend. (Repeat on lower lashes.) Line the inner rim of your lashes with a nude or white pencil to make the eyes pop.
M.A.C. Teddy Eye Kohl, $16; M.A.C. Wedge eye shadow, $16; M.A.C. Zoomblack Zoomlash mascara, $13; www.maccosmetics.com. Cargo Eyelighter, $18; at Sephora.
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Photographer: Caitlin Cronenberg
Fashion Editor: Julia Che
Associate Stylist: Matti Bygod
Makeup Artist: Joanne Parks
Hair Stylist: Eryn Shannon
Lotus Leaf Production Team:
Karlie Basaraba, Vivian Kaszas, Wendy Wong
Beauty Editor: Flannery Dean
