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Big Screen beauty The genre: HORROR inter feel." ack lend that gloomy, dark w "Smoky browns and bl The look: Deeply lined, smoky eyes; dark, plum lips; porcelain skin; little to no blush The inspiration: Anjelica Huston in The Addams Family; Elsa Lanchester in Bride of Frankenstein; Fairuza Balk in The Craft The fashions: Dark, velvet and leather textures; fishnet stockings; statement bangles and chokers ANJELICA HUSTON (with Raul Julia) FAIRUZA BALK Suggested beauty tools: The original "Morticia Addams", Carolyn Jones (with John Astin)! Brushes By Karen Natural Cream Liner in Black Cuccio Colour Winter Glitz collection in Experimental Emani HD Corrective Concealer in Light Glo-Minerals Jeweled Eye Pencil in Merlot Jane Iredale PureMoist Lipstick in Theresa Cuccio Colour Winter Glitz collection in Experimental, cuccio.com; Brushes By Karen Natural Cream Liner in Black, brushesbykaren.com; Glo-Minerals Jeweled Eye Pencil in Merlot, gloprofessional.com; Jane Iredale PureMoist Lipstick in Theresa, janeiredale.com; Emani HD Corrective Concealer, emani.com; Gelish Under Her Spell collection in My Nightly Craving, nailharmony.com 84 DAYSPA | SEPTEMBER 2013 ELSA: HULTON ARCHIVE/GETTY IMAGES; ANJELICA: THEO WESTENBERGER/LIAISON; CAROLYN: ABC PHOTO ARCHIVES/ABC VIA GETTY IMAGES; FAIRUZA: COLUMBIA PICTURES/GETTY IMAGES If we learned anything from this year's Met Gala it's that there is no such thing as "too extreme." The annual fete's 2013 punk theme inspired guests to glamorize and channel their inner 'goth'. In turn, beauty manufacturers drew from the extreme theme and created wearable looks for the edgy consumer. "The Met Gala really blew the lid off things for me, so we decided to run with the look," says Glo-Mineral's McCarthy. "The deep wine palette, almost-black lips and shimmery metallic bronze or nude eyes are so feminine." Clients can achieve these somewhat sinister, penetrating eyes using smudged-out eye liner in black or dark purple. "We developed gel liners that allow for a thin classic line to a heavier, grunge and smoked-out statement," says Karen Bock, founder and president of Brushes by Karen. Brown and gray shadows also work well for the Fall, says Philip Luque, director of education and artistry for Youngblood Mineral Cosmetics. "The smoky browns and black lend that gloomy, dark winter feel." So break out the black eye liner and get ready to transform your clients into ghoulish goddesses! THE PRODUCTS ELSA LANCHESTER