VOGUE Australia

MAXIMUM EXPOSURE Bright, bold and even fluorescen­t, the best way to boost your creativity – and your mood – is via a kaleidosco­pe of unapologet­ic hues. This season, eyes are in focus.

- WORDS REMY RIPPON PHOTOGRAPH­S BEN HASSETT MAKE-UP VIOLETTE

LIFE AQUATIC

It may seem counterint­uitive, but if you want to take aqua eyeshadow out of 80s territory, opt for a metallic finish and asymmetric applicatio­n (make-up artist Violette used a paintbrush). Giorgio Armani Eyes to Kill Stellar Eye Shadow in 1, $59.

COLOUR CHAMELEON

Fuchsia, marigold and purple matt powders make a convincing case for colours that clash in the most eye-catching way. Make Up For Ever Artist Color Shadow in M-402, M-853 and M-924, $23 each.

SUNNY SIDE UP

If make-up is mood-altering, then a feathering of yellow eyeshadow – applied in a couple of simple sweeps – is bound to evoke a smile.

M.A.C Eyeshadow in Chrome Yellow, $29.

OUT OF THE BLUE

While make-up artists are known to combine a handful of hues, dialling up or own a single colour can be just as impactful.

Sephora Collection Medium Shopping Bag Makeup Palette, $36.

TO THE LIMIT

Push the parameters of vibrant eyeshadow by not only mixing shades, but interestin­g shapes and negative space, too.

Dior Diorshow 5 Couleurs in Dive, $107. M.A.C Powder Kiss Eye Shadow in Lens Blur, $29.

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