Maybe…if you’re an avid UD hoarder and/or a rabid Pulp Fiction fan.ĪVAILABILITY: Available now at Sephora, Ulta, select Macy’s stores, and online at

I also like that it isn’t ridiculously expensive, but really - if you already have Naked or Naked 2, you can basically get the same look now. Mia Wallace Lipstick and Lip Pencil on my lips, and Perversion Mascara on my lashesīecause neutrals are always useful, especially matte browns (you can never have enough of those), I like this palette. Things go a little better when I move very slowly, carefully building up in layers (versus using an aggressive windshield wiper motion/making little circles). I’m not sure why, but the shadows look considerably darker buffed and blended on my eyes than they do in these swatches, and while they blend beautifully and last a good, long while (7-8 hours), the brown and black shades get muddy fast. I’ve found that when I wear the shadows in this palette - Righteous (a matte light cream), Tyranny (a matte warm brown), Vengeance (a deep, satiny matte taupe-brown), Furious (a satiny white) and Anger (a satiny black with a slight sparkle) - things get very dark, very quickly, just like they do in the movie. Mia Wallace herself, Uma Thurman’s character from the movie, this five-piece (three new shadows and two re-promotes) limited edition palette, which is part of UD’s fall collection, is all about the Mrs. Lips: M.A.C Lip Pencil in Brick and M.A.C.Inspired by Mrs. Powder: M.A.C Blot Powder / Pressed in Mediumīlush: M.A.C Powder Blush in Frankly ScarletĮye Shadow: M.A.C Eye Shadow in Knight Devine

To recreate this you need remarkably few products, and the official list of what you need is:įoundation: Visiora MV Creme Face Makeup in #002Ĭoncealer: Kryolan Dermacolor Camouflage Cream Her looks throughout the movie ranged from natural and slightly vulnerable to sophisticated and mysterious, but my favourite must be her sexy evening look, seen here. Reportedly, Eva's love of dark, smoky eye make-up and red lipstick influenced much of the look of the character Vesper Lynd, but she was persuaded to warm her skin tone a little so she didn't look too vampy. One of my favourite Bond girl makeup looks was that sported by the porcelain-skinned Eva Green as Vesper Lynd in Casino Royale, which was totally classic and very wearable.

Totally saucy and just a little bit dangerous too, they always seem to have the best hair and makeup – as well as the best lines! I love a good Bond movie – I’ve been seeing them religiously since I was six and my dad sneaked me into one at our local movie theatre – and always love a Bond girl’s style.

Eva green casino royale makeup