Kate Middleton Wedding Makeup Praised by Princess Diana’s Makeup Artist

By Rachel Watkins


Kate Middleton--took the beauty world by surprise a few months ago when the news broke that she would do her own makeup for her and-Prince William's Royal Wedding. It was a fearless move from the Duchess to be, as the ceremony was not only one of the biggest days of her life, but also one of the most photographed and watched events of all time with about 1,900 guests and an-estimated 2 billion viewers.

Now she's a beauty risk taker if there ever was one! But her willingness to play makeup artist also further demonstrated her practical and accessible-nature.
Middleton wasn't unprepared, though, for the Royal Wedding spotlight. She received some serious how to tips in the form of private lessons with London-based makeup artist Arabella Preston. The results were picture perfect, with-makeup that accented the Duchess of Cambridge's natural--beauty glowing skin, eyes highlighted with a slight shimmer, a rosy cheek, and a light-pink glossy lip. Her look was clean and understated, and many beauty pros gave her the thumbs up.
But, according to Hollywood Life, Kate Middleton recently received the ultimate seal of approval--from Princess Diana's own makeup artist, no less. Of Middleton's wedding makeup, Mary Greenwell recently gushed, "I loved it! I was very impressed--with her look and proud that she did it on her own. Of course, I would have loved to do it! But I was thrilled with how she-looked. She did an amazing job."

Greenwell also talked a bit about her opinion of Princess Diana's look. She was a natural beauty and did not need much makeup. Her look was very-simple, gorgeous and polished. Nothing too glamorous, more of a natural look that accentuated her-beauty.
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Kate Middleton: Dress coat and Black Hat makes pale interesting

 Kate Middleton was looking so beautiful in her new dress today if we see her dress choice we can say that she really has good sense to choose her dresses. Today a black Hat with dress coat really suites her william was also looking happy and smart .......

Kate Middleton steals the show with £185 High Street dress as Barack Obama jets in to Britain

Kate's £185 dress was an instant hit with fashion fans

FASHION put world politics in the shade as two queens of style met at Buckingham Palace.

The Duchess of Cambridge and US first lady Michelle Obama sent out style shockwaves when they shook hands.

Michelle looked stunning in an on-trend Barbara Tfank prom dress and striking fuchsia jacket.

But it was tanned Kate in her first official engagement with Prince William since their wedding - who stole the show in a £175 high street number.

Fashionistas crashed Reiss's website within minutes as they tried to get hold of the nude Shola bandage dress.

Minutes earlier, Michelle's husband Barack was welcomed by the Queen. He is only the third US president to make a state visit to the UK in 100 years.

The three-day trip comes at a time of close co-operation between the UK and America on issues ranging from Libya to Afghanistan, counter-terrorism and the Middle East peace process.

Cloud In a joint article, Obama and Prime Minister David Cameron said: "Ours is not just a special relationship, it is an essential relationship - for us and for the world."

The president had spent the night at the US embassy in London after flying in early from Ireland amid fears about the ash cloud.

The Obamas then went to the palace with Prince Charles and Camilla. The couple are staying in the palace's Belgian suite.

The guard of honour at the ceremonial welcome was made up of 104 soldiers and officers from the 1st Battalion, Scots Guards.

Behind them were the Band, Pipes and Drums of the Scots Guard and there was a 41-gun salute.

Obama was shown letters charting Britain's loss of the American colonies and joked: "That was a temporary blip in the relationship."

Later, the Queen held a state banquet at the palace in honour of the US first couple.

In a speech, Obama highlighted the "extraordinary service" the Queen has given to Britain and the world.

He also paid tribute to the UK's military forces for "standing shoulder to shoulder with the US for decades".

Today will be devoted to politics, with talks with Cameron at No10, followed by an address by Obama to both Houses of Parliament.

source: http://www.dailyrecord.co.uk