Rose Gold: Sultry

“Ireland’s burnt-rose gold smoke ups the sexy, feminine feel of a severe Egyptian cat-eye,” says the model’s makeup artist, Amy Oresman. “And using warm golds and rose tones is a fantastic way to make lighter eyes stand out.” To do: She blended two bronze shadows, Christian Dior Fusion Mono Eyeshadow in #661-Météore and #- 821 Chimére ($31 each, sephora.com) and swiped the mix all around the eye. Then she smeared Neutrogena Healthy Skin Blush in #50-Luminous ($9, neutrogena.com) along the crease to tie the smoldering look together.