I TRIED TO RECREATE THIS CHANEL MAKEUP AD WITHOUT ANY CHANEL MAKEUP AND IT WAS...A DISASTER?!?!?!
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Personally I think the finished look was both fierce AND a mess. Which feels very HLP? That sounds like the bitchiest dig, but I mean it as more of a fond observation. I feel like you have an affinity for evocative authenticity--even when it's incongruous. Maybe _especially_ when it's incongruous. "Flawless" isn't generally your scene. You want your blush to look like a heat rash. You want your hair to look wild. Why _shouldn't_ you want your vampy, editorial makeup to look like you applied it while pre-drinking for a club night, in a small bathroom with a florescent light and a cracked sink, while balancing a strong-ass jack & coke on the soap dish?
Again, not a dig.
I don't always vibe with your makeup, but I do always vibe with the fact that what you want from your makeup is for it to evoke a feeling--and usually one that's delicious in its specificity.
This is such a brilliant idea! I vote for you to do an unstructured “series” where you pull ads from different eras to recreate and maybe put a HLP twist on it.
-Also-as you were looking through your collection I found myself yelling “use a black base Hannah!!”…I like to pretend I’m artistic and creative when really I’m just gaudy. Anyway, this was such an interesting video. ❤️🔥 loved.
Based on her description of what she was doing, I think Hannah should call this unstructured "series" Techniques and Instincts. :)
Your process reminded me of a warmup exercise I did in an art class once! We were given five minutes to quickly draw an object where we could look at it as much as we want, and then the instructor put the it away and we had another five minutes to draw the object from memory. Pretty much without fail our second drawings were all significantly better than the first! I suppose instead of duping the vibes we were drawing the vibes.
P.S. Don’t know if you’ve seen Gilmore Girls, but it’s a bit Festival Of Living Art-esque (in the best possible way)
Chanel artists tend to use few products in precise ways; from looking at the picture, they most likely started with an eyeliner that's a dark plum or every black, sketching out a thick triangle on the outer corner of the eye and following the contours of the crease with that same liner all the way into the upper inner corner of the eye/inner eyebrow. Lower lashline is probably also lined, including the waterline. Blend the edges lightly being cautious not to overblend. There might be a wash of a dark matte in the outer corner and used to blend the whole shape that was sketched out with the liner. Inner half of the eye seems to be a satin or one of the Chanel cream shadows, there's no glitter to it at all. The eyebrows are also not brushed up, but sideways, so the hair flows with the shape of the brow. Good luck with your future attempts!
I had these thoughts, too! Also I felt initial colors she laid down were much too warm and rusty, whereas the source material looks more cool toned black plum rather than wine.. Actually more purple than burgundy
@Morgan Baldwin Miller yeah to be fair if the first shade she used was from the Lila palette, iirc that's a bit of a duochrome so it can be deceptive in the pan. Regardless, I hope Hannah tries to recreate this again!
@@TheJonsiko Agreed! I'd love to see her have another go at it, unless of course she doesn't want to make a copy but just be inspired!
Yes to another go!
It also looks to me like a matte shade was used in the inner upper part of the lid by the brow and nose bridge.
Very fun project but yes, the look dupe was a disaster. I love the idea of doing a series like this, though, where you just play around and try to duplicate a look with stuff you have! And I kind of love the fact that it's okay for it to fail, too. Like makeup is just face art and it's allowed to be fun and messy and not work out like you want sometimes.
Also like you said, the look itself isn't a fail! Just recreating the look of the ad.
Yeah, agree.
Yeah, the browbone shimmer really ruined everything. There was no coming back after that.
Yes! Series!
I didn't expect this to really work out in the end! Would I wear it? No. Is it your best look ever? No. Do you still look stunning? Yes! And did I really relax & just genuinely enjoy to hear you talking for 36 minutes? HELL yeah ♡
Though this attempt could technically be considered a failure (in terms of being a faithful recreation), I liked how it turned out and found it to be very inspiring. Also, your laughter during this process was VERY contagious
Was I the only one who thought “Palmer girl” while looking at the model? (You know, Robert Palmer-look for the “Addicted to Love” official video.) Hannah, I think the shiny shadow you put on last looked more like bits of white on camera than just a straight shine. But the video was very creative and fun to watch, and you’re so pretty you can carry off anything.
I’m curious about how the image translates on your screen vs. inlaid in the video. For me, it appears to be much cooler-toned both on the eyes and lips. (More like blended-out blacks and greys with the tiniest touch of ox blood than cranberry or true purple tones.) I would be interested to see the results of starting with a base of black and going from there! But I love the concept, for sure, and that liquid shadow does seem to be pretty magical.
I remember this one - my family had a perfumery and we carried Chanel. There was a huge poster of this in our window and my aunt displayed the collection beautifully on Glas cubes in front of it. I loved it, but I wasn't quite used to such a bold makeup on me back then...but todaaaaaayyyyyy 😉
Oh Hannah! No offense but I laughed my head off! Still it inspired me to try to recreate the look by using my collection. I'm Asian so my eye shapes, and sacial structure are quite different from the model's, and yours, and I'm going to use different products! I'm excited to see how it will turn out!
I got into a similar mood where I recreated a look I saw in a Lancome ad. The look was a classic smudged out black liner. Lived my best Italian movie star life that day
Yes, that’s alway what I think when I see looks like these. My life goal is to look like an older Italian woman with a smoky eye because as Italian woman age they look more and more chic and don’t hide.
You trusted the process waaayyy farther than I would. I think a series& a take two of this look would be soo fun!
My fiancée just walked by, glanced over and yelled NAILED IT!! I laughed so hard. Love your.videos so much!! I’m going to try this too. Wish me luck!
The way I was internally screaming “space cowboy!” Before you even decided to add more shine to your lids. Congrats, Hannah! This look is SO cool and your process was amazing to watch!! I love your content
Post-modern, grunge Mata Hari. Luurve!!!! If decent makeup had been available in the early 90’s, this is absolutely what would have been my signature look when I was on stage. (Was rather limited to dry AF mattes to get any kind of depth…) This in decayed greens or greyed/blackened blues would also be sublime.
I SO AGREE!!! Even most high end makeup wasn't good. I can't imagine how good I would've looked back then, lol.
This reminds me of my makeup process so much. As a guy who does my makeup and prefers a more "grunge aesthetic" with a punch of glamour, I think you nailed it. Editorial looks are the funnest to take inspo from
the final look turned out amazing but when you posed I couldn't help but think of the "coming back from the club" meme of the little girl sitting in the backseat of the car with makeup and glitter all over her face haha
While watching this, I was reminded of the multiple attempts you did for your bridal look. Sometimes it just takes a few tries to perfect something :) I loved watching your process in this video! It was fun and the plum actually really suits you
Do you have a link for that please? I tried doing a search but it didn't come up and I'd love to watch it!
@@TaheerahA it’s on her Patreon! Highly recommend ☺️
This look came together and I love it! A cross between a 1920s/1980s style. Beautiful! I so enjoy listening to describing almost piece by piece the look and the textures. Plus trying to find colours that closely match in your own collection. I hope this becomes a little series. Really enjoyed this xxxxx
I feel like these makeup adds aren’t supposed to be something that everyday people wear, but it gives the ~vibe~ of the collection, it sells the fantasy. But I freaking love the look you created 😍 it’s so cool
This felt like a “done up” version of make up play time. You were experimental, thoughtful, and completely aware of the products that you were using. I believe this really shows the benefits of make up playtime, and it not feel like you are trying out new products. Hopefully other people are encouraged to play with their products as well to re-create whatever look they desire. Or just enjoy what they have!
It looks like in the picture it was more or a purple duochrome situation so mad props to you somehow replicating that with a more matte formula 🙌
Hannah this was such fun to watch. I’ve only found you recently but I’ve pretty much been binge watching you 😆
I think your job recreating the look was made very difficult by the fact you have way more eyelid real estate than the model. Your shadow ended up much higher and you could never get that same shape. I think if her eyes were open, you’d see it’s blended just above the crease.
I am OBSESSED with this concept and the entire process of execution, right through to the final result. It turned out phenomenally and what a delightful journey 😍💜✨
👏🏻❤️👏🏻
I really admire the way you kept going instead of wiping it off midway through when it looked so rough - and I agree that the result ended up being pretty glorious!! Also, I LOVE this concept and would very much enjoy more videos in this vein if you find yourself inspired by other makeup advertising! Getting to see your process as you tried to figure out what to do next was very cool, and reminded me that makeup is in no way free of the trial-and-error process inherent to all artistry, despite the way that we're usually only shown the glossy & editorialized finished product.
You look pretty fierce. The glitter brought everything together. And the hair. Thank YOU for the wonderful video, Hannah!
I honestly think you put forth a very valid effort to re-create this very manufactured look in 3D on a REAL HUMAN!
Hannah I remember this campaign very well. I bought everything- the cream shadow, the lipstick and the polish. Nothing I bought remotely created this kind of look. I still have and love the lipstick but the shadow was a waste of money. You did a great job on this!
Watching this video made me think the ad is basically impossible to recreate. The lighting, touch ups, angles give a dreamy noir-ish vibe. It's almost trickery in a way - if I bought the products I would expect to be able to replicate the advertised look. Hannah had a good try tho'.
I'm all for you starting a series like this - trying out recreating ads or maybe movie looks out of your comfort zone. It's awesome for checking your stash for colors you rarely use, for playing with new, strange techniques :D and as someone (Lisa Eldridge? maybe?) said - in the end it's only make-up, you can always wipe it off at the end of the experiment ;)
Boy, I was like, "It's not working," and then you pulled your hair back for a shock reveal of wild, artistry with balance. Love.
You don’t look a fool, you DID recover, and you DO look totally fierce!
This is awesome. The lethal shadow really brought it together. I think you look fab! 😍 I would love this to be series of recreating editorial looks using products in your collection. Xxx
This was so fun! It was suspenseful and endearing. It felt like we were playing dress up even though I was just over here watching you.
I am 48. In the last few years, as my face ages, I have had to reality check the vision I have of myself in my minds eye. As I skim through pages of fashion magazines I am drawn to those smooth glossy lids. I want to acquire the thing that will make me look like that. I have bought the things that could do it and failed. My hooded lids betray me. If I were still the glass skin of my youth, I would have winged liner out to there and gloss all over.
Hannah, keep doing the damn thing. You are killing it.
I have hooded eyes also. Matte shadows are all I wear. Shimmer looks terrible on me.
I loved the process, the wrap up of what you realized and the possibility of a series replicating slick high end ads would be fantastic. Maybe a series is a super high expectation, however occasionally revisiting the process would be lovely.
It’s heaven, absolutely heaven. I love how the look came out! You nailed it 🤩
Love the way you layer colours and textures, beautiful look as always :)
Nearly two months into an eyeshadow no buy and I'm sure I wouldn't have managed it without your work!
yay Estelle! You're doing it!!
I found it so fun to just watch you play with makeup in this video. it’s always a learning experience and good to try new things, even if you end up disliking it and washing it all off in the end. as someone who doesn’t wear makeup for “fun” or all that often, on the rare occasions that I do play a lot like this it’s always a little crazy to swatch out all the things I own and see how different they look from pan to skin, especially if i’m trying to match a specific color! I also think playing like this can be fun and a good way to learn what shapes work on your unique face shape & features. sometimes a lesson learned aiming for one look can turn around and really help you in something totally different.
I really like how your eye look turned out here but I think an even more berry/grape/purple lip (which is what the photo looked like to me) would go even better than the more red/orange lip here … but I know you’re really partial to those colors so I can see how they’d bring you more happiness! and I think confidence in your look is the most attractive thing anyone can “wear”.
I recently bought nail polish in that kind of shade and I love it, definitely didn’t expect to see you in that color!
I love this. It is absolutely fierce. I saw the thumbnail and clicked immediately thinking you were doing a flapper inspired look! In my opinion it is much more inspiring and interesting than the original.
Lol love it “am I doing it?” - I ask myself that all the time. I love these types of experiments. Super fun and great for learning
It was just as good for me as it was for you. You make me smile every time, thank you 🙂
I feel like you let me in on makeup playtime. Editorial looks are really hard to recreate! I think taking risks, trying new techniques is how we learn, kudos to you for trying ❤️
I agree. I want to go play with makeup now.
This is EXACTLY the fun of makeup and not taking it toooo incredibly seriously. Instead of perfection, allowing yourself to adjust and change routes in the middle as it moves forward. ❤️
This was so cool to see your whole process of recreating this very beautiful look. I think you did an amazing job! I’m new to your channel, just discovered you a few days ago, and I’m so happy I did! You create really interesting content 😊
I watched this after work and was so inpired i almost washed off my make-up just to put on more. I have decided that I will instead rewatch in the morning and create my own interpretation of this look. To go grocery shopping at 10 am. 😄 I'm excited!
Yes, 1920's inspired Biba looks are my jam! You seem like you had fun :)
This was a delightful video...thank you! It looked very fun, and if I had more time in my life right now I would totally try this idea (finding a high style advert with my existing makeup)!
i think u did a good job! it looks lovely and the lip really brought it all together
i also really like the format of trying to frankenstein together a photo with ur existing collection, very inspiring
Loved the look and I really enjoyed that you didn't wash it off and try again.
Fearless artist moment; I’m living for this type of video 🤩
this..is......STUNNING!
Wow, I dont know if you already have makeup on or if it is just your skin, but you are GLOWING in the intro!
I personally really enjoyed it, the hair trick is genious! All the time i thought you've pulled dark eyshadows too close to your brow tails, but in the final shot recreation it looked just on point. I'd personally change the sparkle eyeshadow to a fine shimmer, but i really like the format of the video, please keep going!
It's probably a second Models hands in the ad.
I read an article on parts models years ago and this hand model with the most beautiful, seemingly boneless, hands talked about her baby biting off a nail.
No more playing with the child!
I love photo shoots that is just about that one picture. A whole day's work about just that snap.
Very Serge Lutens.
This was so fun to watch! I can't believe how well you pulled it together from it looking so far gone haha!
I went back and looked, because this was the zenith of my Chanel makeup collecting, and as I thought, the main eye shade is ILLUSION D'OMBRE Rouge Noir, which I still have. It’s a super interesting formula, creamy in the pot, but with a satin finish. I suspect there is a layer of creamy black liner in the outer corners under the pot shadow, and pencil in the same shade at the lashline. My friend was an international Chanel makeup artist then, and that was a technique he used on me for a dramatic eye. I think your look came out very pretty, kind of your iteration of the ad. Also in that holiday collection was a quad Signe Particulier Creation Exclusive 4 Ombres, and the darkest powder in that shadow group may have been used to add depth on some places. I don’t believe I bought that quad, so I don’t have it to test, but I’m sure I have the pot shadow and quite possibly the liner. The lips look like a mix of a burgundy red lip in that collection topped with a burgundy gloss. I love when people recreate a look! Such a fun video
I'm glad you took up the challenge, this is fun!
No, it ended up looking so fierce!! You look HOT, mama!
I think the result was very beautiful and was in keeping with the original vibe of the photo. It was very interesting
to watch your process.
Maybe the NYX black eye pencil as a base and then the Natasha Denona. I had fun watching…. You are much more brave than me.
This is the most beautiful, truthful, honest and raw video I have ever seen.
Brava! A lesson in curage, art, the journey of being a creator. Thank you.
This was such a fun video Hannah! I still have one of the items from this collection. Chanel's Rouge Noir is such an iconic color in their nail polish line and this entire collection was based around that. Such a great 20s and indeed flapper vibe. I love your final look. The cream shadow I have I always use as a base for a berry smokey eye as it is a burgundy red with a black base that looks stunning paired with some of the berries in the modern renaissance and the Dose of Colors Blushing Berries.
Fun to watch. Knowing what the eyeshadow/liner colors look like from the ‘15 holiday release, I really wanted to shop your stash for you. I’m forced to sit on my hands. 🖤😆 A trick for the eyes, I think, was to have used a nude (for you) matte on the brow bone, to mute the edges that were bugging you.
Absolutely love the fabric of that top. It’d fit me as a head wrap, though, not a top. Hehehehe
I’ve GOTTA get that lip rouge powder! Every time you use it, I go “DAMN!”
You look like you should be in Cabaret, and I mean that as a compliment!
Here for it! This was fun to watch! It was yes, no, no, ok, yea!, ah, no, ya she's convinced me 😎🤍😂 It was all the emotions I have when trying to do my own eyeshadow. I think the slicked hair and blush were spot on. By the end I liked the eyes. If you do it again I'd like to see the look with a nude lip, and then a dark lip. The lip reads rusty on my screen.
This was really enjoyable to watch and I admire that you didn't wipe away anything from the actual eyelid area like I tend to do once a look goes awry for me. I do think the end look as very different from the look as presented in the Chanel ad, but like, had you just been wearing it from the beginning of the video, I wouldn't have thought much of it because it is still a strong makeup look albeit a bit messy. But like, that can be in itself part of a look I feel?
So fun to bring us along for makeup playtime! It was fun and inspiring to see you work through it and decide how best to adapt the look for your purposes and based on your collection. Would love to see you film a second attempt! 💕
This is my favorite video of yours in a while. Thank you for taking us on this roller coaster of a journey! 😜🖤
Also - I truly loved the outcome!
This was such a fun video! What a wild ride! I would love to see you recreate more looks, like you did with Bimini last year
Omg Hannah you are the best, this video made me laugh until I cried! It started as a massive fail, but your eyes looked like beautiful butterfly wings that got more fabulous as time went on.
I love this idea! Not my style but your enthusiasm always makes me happy to watch
I loved the look!!!! It’s so gorgeous and the lip was awesome.
Such a great video! Well done for persevering and I think you look fierce 🔥 Honestly I don't think anyone else that I follow would have posted this video because they would worry about what people would comment. I think you're just so clever to be able to figure it out!
This was so fun!!!! You nailed it! 💙💜💚💙💜💚
Oh Hannah, this was such a fun video to watch!! I love that you took inspiration from this image and found a way to play and to push yourself to try new techniques and color combinations and my favorite part was that you rallied! Makeup is just makeup and should be fun! I pray 🙏🏼 that no one is rude or disrespectful as you feared 😢 How can we know unless we try? I think this look was textural and creative and it was a joy to watch! Thank you so much for this video and for brightening my day 💜 after a painfully long week! 🥴 Sending you tons of love, beautiful! 💖💐 Sparkle on, queen!! ✨💕
I had so much fun watching this/you like always 😊 I feel like Soot from the Hela palette would have been a good match as well.
You're so adorable 🥰 i think this video is a great idea! The look wasn't perfect or spot on, but you accomplished so much through your process, and in turn, made us learn to use different things to allow creativity to flow! 👍💋
I like to do this with 80s makeup looks. sometimes it turns out great and sometimes it looks like a mess but I have fun doing it everytime
I love the idea of this as a series! I think that there’s a place for that (i.e. creativity via the constraint of trying to replicate a specific inspiration closely with the items you already own) to balance out the more realistic “making a concept work for my style” content that we also adore from you.
P.S. In addition to just laying down a black base, I wonder if you could have mixed some black and purple shadow with just a little bit of something emollient, making a "cream" shadow. I feel like that might have approximated the smoothness and sheen of the original look 🤔
i loved this. you look fierce! this type of video is so fun
I was invoked! I'm so honored 🥰I loved this!
ALWAYS
The center of the lid is the brightest/shiniest, I think a matte shadow below the eyebrow would have made it look closer to the inspiration picture.
Omg the thumbnail 😩
Looks beautiful! You nailed it Hannah! Now go out dancing and have some fun.
I love all your content, so so much, can I just say I enjoyed watching you “struggle” with making the look work the way you wanted. I often feel so isolated especially as I try to make a look with makeup I already own, and watching you work your way through this was really comforting to me. Made me feel like I can approach my own makeup more confidently in the future.
I love the way it turned out and though the slicked back hair clears the face and gives it a more editorial vibe, if I saw you on the streets out and about wearing it with your hair all wild and free my reaction would be HOLY SMOKES EXCUSE ME MA'AM can I get a crumble of your confidence and fierceness??? Hahahah
Love it! Love these recreations! It is a win! Cannot wait for your next recreation!
Hmmmm. Great project! I think you should try it again but omit the pencil to start. Take the NTD shade all the way to the brow and darken the outer corners with a plummier/leaning to matte black rather than a red shade. Then layer/mix a silver on the lid. Finish with something very creamy and plum on the lash line and a tiny bit of silver on the brow. See what that does. 🥂
Your title biased me against the look until you said you loved it, and as soon as you started feeling yourself and working it I was immediately on board. The Lookability of a look I truly think is determined by the swagger of its host. I love this look for and on you, although your Hela palette look is the recent one that REALLY took my breath away. I will be shopping my stash to recreate both of them
I think everything about this turned out beautifully! This was so much fun 🥰
Loved this experiment!!! You have some of the best makeup content!
Super fun to watch as usual! My only suggestion would be (and I say this from personal experience) don’t put the eyeshadow all the way up to the eyebrows. If you look carefully at the Chanel ad there is a strip of bare skin right underneath her eyebrows and in my opinion, that makes all the difference. Just a suggestion. 🥰
This was just so much fun to watch! ❤️❤️❤️❤️
It reminded me of me trying to recreate a look haha
I always get so frustrated coz it never looks exactly like the picture
I think making it work for yourself is probably a better route
I absolutely love how this look came out! It's the sort of makeup I love to do (as you can probably tell from my self portrait profile photo lol). I would love to see you do more 1920s style makeup and hair looks ! 🖤✨
This looks beautiful! So sophisticated. ❤
Long time lurker just here to say the look was fantastic! I understand your sentiment but it was truly a masterpiece.
This is so much fun!!! Love the concept and creativity.
This was great fun to watch and you make me want to play around with different looks/images even if I don't leave the house after! It doesn't matter what anybody else thinks of the look you created. You filmed a process and it was a great video! More please 😀