Featured Editorial & Commercial Makeup Looks
From high-fashion magazine editorials to polished brand campaigns, these are my favorite shots where makeup tells the story. See how I balance bold artistic choices with that signature glow.
This is the kind of high-fashion editorial look I love to create. It's all about making a statement with bold color, sharp details, and a flawless skin finish that looks incredible on camera.
For jewelry campaigns, the makeup must complement, not compete. Here, I focused on creating a radiant, earthy glow that lets the stunning polki and emerald pieces be the hero.
No filters, just skills. I believe everyone can have glowing skin, and this video shows my process for covering redness and texture on acne-prone skin without caking on product, resulting in a smooth, camera-ready finish.
This is what I call power makeup. A sharp, clean look with a classic red lip for a brand that wants to project confidence and sophistication. It’s a perfect example of a strong commercial makeup style.
Creating a mood is key in editorial work. This golden, glossy look plays with light and texture to create something truly artistic and memorable, perfect for a high-concept fashion story.
The 'clean girl aesthetic' is more than a trend; it's about perfecting that minimal, fresh-faced glow. This is my signature approach to making skin look effortlessly healthy and radiant.
This shot from a fashion campaign shows how I create a sun-kissed, soft glam look that feels both natural and aspirational. It’s about enhancing the model's features to fit the brand's dreamy, outdoor vibe.
Come behind the scenes with me on a high-fashion shoot. This video shows the transformation from the makeup chair to the final golden, avant-garde look, capturing the energy and teamwork on set.
About Featured
Whether we are shooting for a 4K video campaign or a print editorial, my approach changes to suit the lighting and the lens. For these looks, I prioritize skin texture that holds up under harsh studio floods without looking heavy, ensuring every shot is ready for print or screen with minimal retouching required.
Editorial and commercial makeup requires a different mindset than event glam. It is not just about making a face look pretty. It is about how the light hits the skin, how the camera picks up texture, and how we can best communicate the brand story or the mood of a fashion spread.
The Technical Side of My Work
- 4K-Ready Bases: For video campaigns and TVC work, I use silicone-based, high-definition products. My goal here is to neutralize unwanted tones and control shine for hours, so you save time and budget in post-production.
- Lighting Adaptation: In jewelry and product shoots, the makeup must support the hero item. I lean into a clean-girl aesthetic, using radiant bases that catch the light naturally rather than relying on heavy highlighters that can bounce light incorrectly on camera.
- Creative Execution: For fashion editorials, I love experimenting. Whether it is graphic liners, wet-look skin, or avant-garde textures, I work closely with photographers and stylists to build a cohesive visual.
My Philosophy on Set
I treat my chair as a space for collaboration. Before we start, I discuss the shoot's direction with the photographer and stylist. I want the model to feel confident and comfortable, as that energy always translates to the final photo.
If you are planning a campaign in Mumbai or Jaipur and need makeup that understands the camera as much as it understands skin, let's talk. I am here to ensure your vision comes to life with a fresh, professional, and perfectly polished look.
Khushboo Wadhwani
I am Khushboo, and for me, makeup is all about that skin but better vibe. I have spent over 7 years painting faces in Mumbai and Jaipur, blending technical skill with a relaxed, supportive vibe that makes every model feel confident the moment they sit in my chair.
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