I madeover a client who wanted to shut up a judgmental in-law once and for all. Outward beauty is a reflection of her newfound inner coolness.Ĭlients regularly requested that I help them create a version of this moment. Pre-makeover she wouldn’t have been so composed. “The Chanel boots? Yeah, I am,” Hathaway says. Emily Blunt’s fashion-obsessed, snobby character asks, stunned, “Are you wearing the…”
When madeover, Hathaway walks into the office of Runway magazine in The Devil Wears Prada. Many of my customers grew up on that Hollywood staple, the makeover montage: Olivia Newton-John in Grease Julia Roberts in Pretty Woman Anne Hathaway in both The Princess Diaries and The Devil Wears Prada. My client’s fantasy may seem straight out of a movie, but so many people have envisaged rising like a phoenix from unfashionable ashes. ‘As a makeup artist, my job, I believed, was to make people happy, to make them confident’: Breanne Mc Ivor. It was the cosmetic version of Princess Diana in her revenge dress. She later told me his jaw hit the floor when she walked in – and I knew I’d done my job. I’d been trained to balance and correct less desirable eye shapes, to give clients with unflattering foreheads the illusion of an oval face, and to take a fine, stiff makeup brush and blot out minor wrinkles. I did the type of makeup I often do on myself. The only brief she gave me was those lines above. I would always ask clients to send me a picture of the look they wanted. She looked so good that he played the wrong notes and his heart broke on stage.
She didn’t want to get back together, but she had a fantasy of his eyes finding her in the crowd.
#Confessions of a confidence man professional#
I want him to regret ever breaking up with me.” I was working as a professional makeup artist, and the speaker was my client, a newly single woman going to a concert where her ex was the guitarist.
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