Knowing it would be a particularly special evening for her as a front runner, Yeoh pulled out all the stops with her elegant Oscars red carpet last night. To begin her glam process, the actor first prepped her skin using La Mer’s The Treatment Lotion, The Eye Concentrate, and The Moisturizing Soft Cream. “Their products help make my skin feel hydrated and primed for makeup,” says Yeoh. Then, hairstylist Mara Roszak and makeup artist Sabrina Bedrani created a timeless beauty look that conveyed an easy, effortless vibe. “We wanted a soft, ethereal feeling, so we focused on beautiful skin,” says Yeoh. To achieve the no makeup makeup look, Bedrani focused on enhancing Yeoh’s natural features. “I wanted to bring out her eyes without being too dark,” says Bedrani. “I lined them with a black smudge pot from Stila and Dior’s 5 Couleurs eyeshadow palette in Soft Cashmere. I finished [the look] by combining two kinds of lipstick Rouge Dior in 625 Mitzah and Dior Addict 526 Mallow Rose.”
As a Best Actress nominee at last night’s Oscars, Michelle Williams was one of the ceremony’s most anticipated leading ladies. Along with being acknowledged for her role as Mitzi in Steven Spielberg’s The Fabelmans (a fictional character based on Spielberg’s real life mother), Williams says her favorite part of the night was being able to celebrate the cast and crew who made the film possible. “When we made this movie, we existed as a family We were the Fabelmans,” says Williams. “Being able to see each other through awards season has kept me close to the people I love so dearly. Steven, Tony, Paul, Gabe, Seth they gave me a seminal experience on a personal and professional level, and they will always be in my heart.”
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