#christine makeup

[operafantomet]

Hi Anea! I've always wondered what the Star Princess makeup looks like? I've seen Patti Cohenour's dark blue eyeshadow and it looks interesting. Thank you!!!

I would say that the makeup here is whatever the Christine actress wears in the rest of the show, as it really isn't any time to adjust the makeup after Masquerade.

That said, the earlier Christines wore heavier makeup than what's seen on most Christines today. They "pancaked" their face more, with heavier and paler foundation, and they wore more eye makeup. It started out with very blue eyeshadow - a true child of the 1980s - as seen on Sarah Brightmana and Claire Moore in West End, in many of the early Japanese Christines, the early Hamburg Christines etc. Here's Sarah Brightman:

And Claire Moore:

Anna Maria Kaufmann in Hamburg:

Kyoko Suzuki in Japan:

(not sure if this is indeed Kyoko Suzuki, but it does at least show the quite blue eye-makeup with the Star Princess costume):

In the original Broadway production they did instead do heavier "smoky eye" makeup. This was also implanted into the West End production, as well as the Australian. It means Claire Moore went from the very blue eyeshadow above and to this:

Ditto for Sarah Brightman on Broadway:

And thus also Patti Cohenour:

She also kept a dark makeup for her Canadian run, but I would say it was a tad lighter than her Broadway run. More light areas on the eyelid, in sync with the other Canadian Christines.

Which again would translate into the Star Princess look. Not that I have a supergood photo of her makeup there, but this cropped blurry fullshow still gives an indication:

I hope that answered your question... If not you did at least get a look of the rare and amazing VERY BLUE EYESHADOW of the 1980s...!

[pro-royalty]

Zendaya x Vogue Australia

[cleopatragirlie]

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[shopaholixs]

Jacket by Jil Sander. Balaclava by Ellen Christine Couture. Weekender by Loro Piana.

Photograph by Anthony Seklaoui. Styling by Malina Joseph Gilchrist. Model Rebecca Longendyke.

Harper’s Bazaar September 2024

[milolovesbmc]

Loser Geek Whatever?? More like Silly Goofy Wacky…/j

Anyways, Christine and Jeremy are literally that one Girlboss/Loserboy dynamic (I’m right), and I love them

Bonus!!! She fights Shakespeare haters with education <3 /j

(don’t mind how the person is a blank, I just didn’t know who to draw there lol)

[kimwexlers-brownhair]

But what if I said part of what subconsciously drew Spock to Droxine and Zarabeth were that they reminded him in different ways of Christine?

[garnet-xx-rose]

I think there's a fascinating irony in that Ramin and Sierra portrayed the "tragic love story" concept Andrew Lloyd Webber was trying to convey with Phantom since the beginning and yet Ramin and Sierra are like the pinnacle of hot theater people.

[thats-h0w-th3-light-g3ts-in]

Those fucking gorgeous make-up-less ladies in their 70s god fucking damn it LOOOOOK!!!!

[vikhorrorschau]

[l00k4tm4m45c415]

Christine Lydon

[ithinkimightbeagoose]

my dad said dinner was in five minutes

and I had to physically STOP myself from saying "thank you five" like ?????

[savage-kult-of-gorthaur]

I AVOID POSTING CATS, BUT I DO LOVE ME A TASTEFULLY VINTAGE, "RETRO CAT LADY."

PIC(S) INFO: Spotlight on Glasgow's Christine Grant (and her cat) of Sarah Records 5 inch flexi-disc fame/noise pop trio, CHRISTINE'S’ CAT, in Bristol, UK, c. 1988/'89. 📸: Sarah oracle (@jane_duffus).

Source: www.picuki.com/media/3313357305087906543.

[dozydawn]

Christine Dunham in The Firebird, 1992. Photographed by Jack Mitchell.

[martyrbat]

[VD: a video from 1988 of The Phantom of The Opera. In it, Raoul has just rushed down the lair to find Christine. They reach at each other through the grate as Phantom sings and goes to his chair. He tries to throw the Bride Doll off the chair like usual but it gets stuck! He struggles with it briefly until he makes enough room to sit next to it, the doll's leg in his lap. As Raoul starts to sing, the camera stays on the Phantom as he untangles the doll off the arm of the chair and flings it to the ground. He then looks at the arm of the chair—as if checking it for damage. END VD]

[shopaholixs]

Coat and belt by Alaïa. Balaclava by Ellen Christine Couture. Leggings by Los Angeles Apparel. Shoes by Miu Miu.

Photograph by Anthony Seklaoui. Styling by Malina Joseph Gilchrist. Model Rebecca Longendyke.

Harper’s Bazaar September 2024

[celebratingwomen]

Christine Baranski for Interview magazine, 2017