Featured Makeup Looks and Editorial Styles
A glimpse into my portfolio. From sharp editorial edges to soft bridal radiance, here is how I play with colour, texture, and light to bring a concept to life.
This is one of my favorite ways to make a look pop on camera. I created this sharp, emerald winged liner and paired it with soft, shimmery lids to create a perfect balance of softness and statement. This kind of detailed eye makeup photographs beautifully for fashion and beauty editorials.
For this corporate fashion shoot, the goal was a look that felt powerful and polished. I focused on clean lines, subtly defined eyes, and a neutral lip to complement the 'power dressing' theme, ensuring the makeup enhanced the model's confident presence without overpowering the clothing.
I love the energy of a high-fashion shoot. Against this vibrant red backdrop, I created a glamorous look with soft pink glitter on the eyes and a satin finish on the skin to match the elegant texture of the gown. This is a great example of creating a cohesive story between the makeup, outfit, and set design.
This enchanting look was all about soft, dreamy glamour. I used shades of lilac and pink on the eyes to create a watercolor effect, paired with luminous skin. This style is perfect for festive campaigns or brands that want to convey a sense of romance and elegance.
Working in natural, golden-hour light requires a different approach. For this outdoor shoot, I created a warm, sun-kissed look with minimal product, focusing on enhancing the model's natural features to look effortlessly beautiful and fresh for a lifestyle brand campaign.
A close-up look at a silver and mauve cut crease. This technique creates sharp definition in the eye socket, making the eyes appear larger and more dramatic on camera. It's a testament to technical skill and is perfect for beauty editorials or any shoot that needs a high-impact eye makeup look.
About Featured
When I work on a shoot, I do not just focus on the face. I coordinate with the photographer to understand the lighting, whether it is harsh studio strobes or natural golden hour light. That way, the makeup actually stands out on camera rather than fading out or looking reflective. It is about balancing the texture so it looks real, not like a heavy mask.
My approach changes depending on the project. For commercial campaigns, I prioritize versatility. I often use cream-based products and specific highlighting techniques that ensure the skin looks hydrated and fresh under bright studio lights. Whether we are going for a sharp, graphic cut-crease for a high-fashion editorial or a soft, glowing look for a brand campaign, the goal is always longevity and clarity on camera.
I am picky about my kit because the lens picks up everything. I rely on high-performance products from brands like Dior, Charlotte Tilbury, Huda, and NARS to handle different environments. If I am working on a full-day shift, I am there for the entire duration—handling touch-ups, flyaways, and even adjusting the makeup intensity as the lighting shifts throughout the day.
Collaborating is the best part of this job. I treat a shoot as a team effort, syncing with hairstylists and photographers to ensure the makeup elevates the overall story. If you need a makeup artist who understands how to build a look for a portfolio, a corporate shoot, or a bridal campaign in Mumbai, I can help you achieve that vision.
Tejaswini Shetty
I am Tejaswini. My kit is always packed and ready, whether I am working with a bride or a production crew. I treat every face like a fresh canvas, focusing on skin texture that breathes and looks authentic through the lens.
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