In the current film Bunty Aur Babli 2, Sharvari Wagh made her significant Bollywood debut with Rani Mukherjee, Saif Ali Khan, and Siddhant Chaturvedi. She is winning praises for her outstanding on-screen performance, but she also makes us swoon with her stylish off-screen attire. Her collection is filled with everything from stylish co-ords and dresses to gorgeous lehenga sets. In addition to her outfit selections, we also adore the makeup she wears to go with them. At the Elle Beauty Awards, Sharvari, the newest style icon, kept it simple and sensual in an oversized black pantsuit accentuated with a neat hairstyle and studded earrings, but it was her graphic eyeliner that truly got our attention.
Graphic eyeliner is the way to go if you’ve mastered the traditional cat eye and want to try out other eyeliner methods. Your makeup style can be complemented by a geometric effect, which ranges from floating wings to sparkling cut creases. Uncertain about where tos begin? You may follow Sharvari’s example because she decided to wear cleopatra eyeliner for the award ceremony. This eye look is lovely since you can make it as dramatic or understated as you like. The liner is strong enough to function independently for a negative space rhythm, but it may also be used with an incredible eyeshadow for a stunning result. Here’s how to achieve the appearance:
1) A wing liner serves as the Cleopatra’s base. Start by creating a wing and aligning your top lash line.
2) Create a floating liner directly over your crease as your next step.
3) Continue the line until it reaches the wing at the exterior corner of the floating liner.
4) For a bolder wing appearance, you might expand the thickness of the floating line and stretch the upper section out.
5) Line your lower lid in part as well; for this effect, thicker is preferable. To prevent your eyes from seeming too tiny, make sure to keep your inner lower corner unlined.
6) If you want to apply shadow, consider using a neutral metallic so that the liner is doing all the talking.
