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Creative Editorial & Character Makeup Artistry

byKrupa ShahTravels to shoot locations across BengaluruStarts from4,500 Per LookView full gallery

Whether you are looking for sharp graphic liners, vintage transformations, or editorial looks that pop under studio lights, I am here to bring your creative vision to life. From runway styles to character-driven stage makeup, I love experimenting with bold shapes, textures, and classic techniques to create a look that is uniquely yours.

This is my modern interpretation of the iconic 1960s Twiggy look, perfect for a fashion editorial or a themed event. I created a sharp, graphic cut-crease with a vibrant teal and added the signature drawn-on lower lashes for that authentic retro vibe. It’s a look that’s both playful and powerful.

I love diving into the history of makeup, and this is my take on the 1920s "sad eye" look. I used droopy, dark eyeshadows, pencil-thin brows, and a defined cupid's bow lip to capture the dramatic and rebellious spirit of the era. This style is fantastic for period-themed photoshoots or character work.

Here is an example of the wet, dewy makeup look that is very popular in high-fashion editorials. The goal is to create a fresh, "just out of the shower" glow with glossy skin and eyes that catch the light beautifully. This technique is all about texture and creating a luminous finish.

For clients who love color, I create looks like this vibrant halo eye. By placing a bright pop of green in the center of the lid surrounded by a contrasting red, the eyes look bigger and more dimensional. This is a great way to make a bold statement for a special event or creative shoot.

Bringing a character to life is one of my favorite challenges. This is a Maleficent-inspired look we created for a costume event. It combines sculpted features with a classic villainous red lip to transform my client into the iconic Disney character.

This video captures a behind-the-scenes look at a live performance I worked on. I provided the hair and makeup for Sufi Kathak dancer Manjari Chaturvedi, ensuring her look was historically accurate and would hold up beautifully under intense stage lighting.

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When we start planning your look, I focus heavily on the texture and finish that works best for your specific lighting conditions. If you are going for that glass skin editorial look, I rely on specific hydration prep and cream-based products rather than heavy powder, which ensures your makeup looks fresh and luminous in high-resolution photography without catching the light in a flashback.

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