Get Nadine Lustre's Power Beauty Look. Here's How!

Nadine Lustre is no stranger to reinvention. Coming from her music hiatus, the superstar is back to express herself through singing once again, now even more raw and authentic than ever before. In her latest single 'Overgrown', the actress/singer exudes an au naturel vibe she's known to love, but despite being one who's intimate with nature, Nadine doesn't shy away from experimenting with bolder, more adventurous beauty looks either. 

Case in point: her latest cover with Metro. The daring, power woman undoubtedly shines in strong, eye-catching looks paired perfectly with dark, dramatic makeup à la femme fatale.

The Morena stunner has had her orange hair phase, bleached brows phase, graphic eye makeup phase, her perma-beach babe phase, and now, she welcomes us to yet another look to cop—vampy chic. 

We were inspired to show Nadine in her power woman era, clad in sexy silhouettes and killer heels, giving a vibe that's in control and confident, just as she always is. To complement the femme fatale style direction of the shoot, we tapped celebrity makeup artist Anthea Bueno to create the look for us. According to Anthea, "A femme fatale makeup look is a glamorous and seductive makeup style that takes inspiration from the iconic femme fatale characters of film noir and is characterized by dark, smoky eyes, bold lips, and flawless, porcelain-like skin." 

"As for my interpretation of this particular look on Nadine I made sure that it would compliment her tan skin. I wanted to play on textures like gloss on on the lids and striking highlights on the skin to create a bit of contrast from the dark hues that I used on her eyes and lips. The gloss really gave that lived-in vibe on the lids and gave her lips that sultry dark pout. I really wanted to keep the smudged lived-in vibe but still keeping it snatched and fierce", Anthea shares.

As for her hair, we worked with pro hairstylist Carlo Roblico, who interpreted the look to complement Nadine's current fringe. We stayed away from perfect bangs, but instead opted to play around with piece-y gelled bangs that elevate her look to the next level.

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Photography by Dookie Ducay

Creative direction by Randz Manucom

Art direction by Raff Colmenar

Sittings editors: Grace Libero-Cruz, Red Dimaandal, Kate Paras-Santiago and Troy Barrios

Makeup by Anthea Bueno

Hairstyling by Carlo Roblico

Fashion styling by Joanna Garcia, assisted by Nica Espinoza and Elena Rosy

Cover story by Janelle Cabrera-Paraiso

Videography by Giancarlo Escamillas

Photography assistant: Byron De Guzman and Mark Catunga

Shot on location at City of Dreams Manila

Furniture by CWC Interiors

Special thanks to Romina Gervacio, Miguel Laureta, and Viva Artists Agency