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From pink glam to smoky chic: Try these 5 quick eye makeup tips for a glam wedding look
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From pink glam to smoky chic: Try these 5 quick eye makeup tips for a glam wedding look

by jummy84 November 30, 2025
written by jummy84

The wedding season has kicked off, with the brides-to-be preparing for their big day. While keeping a check on every little detail, from dresses to hairstyles, women are most worried about their makeup and whether it will make them look glamorous on their big day. To cut down on the hectic schedules, here are 5 eye makeup hacks that are quick to follow and will add to the charm of your outfits and wedding pictures.

Bridal eye makeup trends to try this season(Unsplash)

Pretty in pink

With the trend of choosing pastel lehengas for the wedding season, the brides-to-be can opt for pink eye makeup. To get glamorous results, blend the primer, concealer, and foundation to set the base. Next, set your brows with a brow pencil, giving them the perfect shape and edge. In the third step, apply eyeshadow in the pink shade with a hint of matte liquid lipstick. Add the glitter powder, and stroke the lids with eyeliner. Finish the look by applying mascara to the lashes.

Smoky-eyes

Opting for smoky eyes to go with your bridal look can be risky. However, it would look gorgeous if gotten right. To achieve the look, apply a base of primer, concealer, and foundation. Next up, use ash black eye shadow from the palette and apply it over the lids as well as the brow bones, and smudge it with the brush. To get a darker effect, use kohl pencils and draw thick lines over the eyelids and the inner corners of the eye. Add mascara to the lashes, and you are good to go.

Purple and soft

Using purple tones can help achieve a more modern makeup look. To get into it, apply a soft base of primer, concealer, and foundation. Use the highlighter next, and dab it in the inner corners of the eyes. Apply a lighter, or an iris, shade of purple eyeshadow over the base, and contrast it with black eyeliner over the lashes. Give the latter a perfect shape with mascara, and pair the look with blushed cheeks and dark pink lipstick.

Golden-glittery eyes

The golden eye makeup can perfectly fit in with all kinds of wedding looks. To achieve so, prepare your skin with a base of primer, concealer, and foundation. Next up, apply golden glittered eyeshadow from the palette to the lids. If the glamor isn’t enough from the first base, either add on a second base or dab glitter powder. Apply thick, black eyeliner, and do not miss out on the mascara.

Also read: Top jewellery trends for wedding season 2025: From statement chokers, layered necklaces to colourful gemstones

Cutting-edge eye look

Here’s an eye makeup look that goes with all wedding outfits and more. Apply the base of primer, concealer, and foundation. Over it, choose a light shade of eyeshadow from the palette, according to your skin tone. Apply it, and for the second base, choose a brighter shade. Once both the tones are blended well, dab a hint of highlighter in the corners of the eye, apply liner, kohl, and mascara, and you are ready for the ceremony.

November 30, 2025 0 comments
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Cinema Eye Honors 2025 Unveils First Round of Honorees and Nominees
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Cinema Eye Honors 2025 Unveils First Round of Honorees and Nominees

by jummy84 October 24, 2025
written by jummy84

Cinema Eye Honors, the organization that “recognizes outstanding artistic achievement in nonfiction and documentary films and series” has launched its 19th annual celebrations today with the announcement of its first round of honorees, nominees, and longlists for 2026.

Among today’s announcements: the 16 films on the Audience Choice Prize Longlist, the unveiling of this year’s Unforgettables Honorees, nominees in five Broadcast categories (which, full disclosure, this writer serves on the nominating committees for), and the annual Shorts List (which spotlights 10 of the year’s top documentary short films).

The annual list of the Unforgettables — “the on-camera collaborators” from seven of the year’s best docs — are the first official honorees of the season and often among the most touching of the entire year.

Johnny Depp, Ti West, and Andrea Riseborough

These winners include Noam Shuster-Eliassi from Amber Fares’ “Coexistence, My Ass!”; Andrea Gibson and Megan Falley from Ryan White’s “Come See Me in the Good Light”; Seymour Hersh from Laura Poitras and Mark Obenhaus’ “Cover-Up”; Sara Shahverdi from Sara Khaki and Mohammedreza Eyni’s “Cutting Through Rocks”; Pasha Talankin from David Borenstein’s “Mr. Nobody Against Putin”; Jacinda Ardern from Michelle Walsh and Lindsey Utz’s “Prime Minister”; and Fatma Hassouna from Sepideh Farsi’s “Put Your Soul on Your Hand and Walk.”

The honors for Andrea Gibson and Fatma Hassouna are both posthumous. Gibson, an American poet and activist, died in July after a battle with cancer (that is depicted in the film). Hassouna, a Palestinian photojournalist and artist, was killed alongside 10 family members in an Israeli airstrike in April.

Elsewhere, today’s list includes Broadcast Film and Series announcements, with FX on Hulu’s “Social Studies,” by director Lauren Greenfield, leading with three nominations (Nonfiction Series, Broadcast Cinematography, and Broadcast Editing). Mariska Hargitay’s “My Mom Jayne” and Matt Wolf’s “Pee-Wee as Himself” both picked up two nominations, as did Ahmir “Questlove” Thompson’s “Sly Lives! (aka The Burden of Black Genius),” Darius Clark Monroe’s “Dallas, 2019,” and Nyle DiMarco and Davis Guggenheim’s “Deaf President Now!”

“Social Studies” — Pictured: (l-r) Bella and Holly. CR: Lauren Greenfield/FX.
‘Social Studies’Lauren Greenfield/INSTITUTE

“Deaf President Now!” also shows up as one of 16 films named to Cinema Eye’s annual Audience Choice Prize Longlist, where documentary fans and viewers from around the world cast their votes to determine this year’s ten nominees and ultimately the prize winner. The Longlist includes many of this year’s most acclaimed and talked about documentaries, including “Apocalypse in the Tropics”; “Coexistence, My Ass!”; “Cutting Through Rocks”; “The Eyes of Ghana”; “Folktales”; “It’s Never Over, Jeff Buckley”; “The Librarians”; “Marlee Matlin: Not Alone Anymore”; “Mr. Nobody Against Putin”; “Orwell: 2+2=5”; “The Perfect Neighbor”; and “The Tale of Silyan.”

The Audience Choice Prize is often a key harbinger for future documentary awards, including the Best Documentary Oscar. This year’s Oscar winner, “No Other Land,” was on the Longlist and the previous six Oscar winners were all Audience Choice nominees. Initial voting to determine this year’s nominees will open on Tuesday, October 28.

Lastly, Cinema Eye also announced the ten films on this year’s Shorts List, the organization’s annual list of semi-finalists for its Nonfiction Short Film Honor. Of those ten films, six will be announced as the official nominees. Last year, four of the nominees (and the eventual winner) for the Oscar for Best Documentary Short Film were part of the Cinema Eye Shorts List.

Cinema Eye will return to the historic New York Academy of Medicine in East Harlem for its 19th Annual Awards Ceremony, to be held on Thursday, January 8, 2026.

A full list of this year’s announcements and nominees follows.

Unforgettables Honorees

Noam Shuster-Eliassi
Coexistence, My Ass!

Andrea Gibson and Megan Falley
Come See Me in the Good Light

Seymour Hersh
Cover-Up

Sara Shahverdi
Cutting Through Rocks

Pasha Talankin
Mr. Nobody Against Putin

Jacinda Ardern
Prime Minister

Fatma Hassouna
Put Your Soul On Your Hand and Walk

Audience Choice Prize Longlist

Apocalypse in the Tropics
Directed By Petra Costa

Coexistence, My Ass!
Directed By Amber Fares

Come See Me in the Good Light
Directed By Ryan White

Cover-Up
Directed By Laura Poitras and Mark Obenhaus

Cutting Through Rocks
Directed By Sara Khaki and Mohammadreza Eyni

Deaf President Now!
Directed By Nyle DiMarco and Davis Guggenheim

The Eyes of Ghana
Directed By Ben Proudfoot

Folktales
Directed By Heidi Ewing and Rachel Grady

It’s Never Over, Jeff Buckley
Directed By Amy Berg

The Librarians
Directed By Kim A. Snyder

Marlee Matlin: Not Alone Anymore
Directed By Shoshannah Stern

Mr. Nobody Against Putin
Directed By David Borenstein

Orwell: 2+2=5
Directed By Raoul Peck

The Perfect Neighbor
Directed By Geeta Gandbhir

Prime Minister
Directed By Michelle Walsh and Lindsay Utz

The Tale of Silyan
Directed By Tamara Kotevska

Broadcast Film Nominees

Deaf President Now!
Directed by Nyle DiMarco and Davis Guggenheim
Apple TV+

Democracy Noir
Directed by Connie Field
SWR / ARTE / DR

Enigma
Directed by Zackary Drucker
HBO | Max

My Mom Jayne
Directed by Mariska Hargitay
HBO | Max

Pee-wee as Himself
Directed by Matt Wolf
HBO | Max

Sly Lives! (aka The Burden of Black Genius)
Directed by Ahmir ‘Questlove’ Thompson
Hulu

Nonfiction Series Nominees

Chimp Crazy
Directed by Eric Goode
HBO | Max

Couples Therapy
Directed by Pax Wassermann
Paramount+

Dallas, 2019
Directed by Darius Clark Monroe
PBS/Independent Lens

The Sing Sing Chronicles
Directed by Dawn Porter
MSNBC

Social Studies
Directed by Lauren Greenfield
FX on Hulu

The Stanford Prison Experiment: Unlocking the Truth
Directed by Juliette Eisner
National Geographic

Anthology Series Nominees

Conan O’Brien Must Go
Executive Producers Conan O’Brien and Jeff Ross
HBO | Max

Harlem Ice
Executive Producers Brian Grazer, Ron Howard, Sara Bernstein, Justin Wilkes, Robin Roberts and Geeta Gandbhir
Disney+

Omnivore
Executive Producers René Redzepi, Ben Liebmann, Chris Rice, Matt Goulding, Collin Orcutt and Mateo Willis
Apple TV+

Our Oceans
Executive Producers Jonathan Smith and James Honeyborne
Netflix

SNL50: Beyond Saturday Night
Executive Producers Morgan Neville, Caitrin Rogers and Juaquin Cambron
Peacock

Tucci In Italy
Executive Producers Stanley Tucci, Lottie Birmingham, Amanda Lyon and Simon Raikes
National Geographic

Broadcast Editing Nominees

Deaf President Now!
Edited by Michael Harte
Apple TV+

My Mom Jayne
Edited by JD Marlow
HBO | Max

Pee-wee as Himself
Edited by Damian Rodriguez
HBO | Max

Sly Lives! (aka The Burden of Black Genius)
Edited by Joshua L. Pearson
Hulu

Social Studies
Edited by Alyse Ardell Spiegel, Helen Kearns, Catherine Bull and Charles Little II
FX on Hulu

Wise Guy: David Chase and The Sopranos
Edited by Andy Grieve
HBO | Max

Broadcast Cinematography Nominees

Chef’s Table: Legends
Director of Photography Will Basanta
Netflix

Dallas, 2019
Director of Photography Christine Ng
PBS/Independent Lens

No Taste Like Home with Antoni Porowski
Director of Photography Steve Lidgerwood
National Geographic

Omnivore
Director of Photography Tom Elliot, Sy Turnbull and Jurgen Lisse
Apple TV+

Our Oceans
Director of Photography Roger Munns, Roger Horrocks, Justin Maguire, Ryan Tidman and Jamie McPherson
Netflix

Social Studies
Director of Photography Bryan Donnell, Jenna Rosher and Jerry Risius
FX on Hulu

Shorts List

All The Empty Rooms
Directed by Joshua Seftel

Am I the skinniest person you’ve ever seen?
Directed by Eisha Marjara

Armed Only With a Camera: The Life and Death of Brent Renaud
Directed by Brent Renaud and Craig Renaud

Crying Glacier
Directed by Lutz Stautner

The Devil is Busy
Directed by Geeta Gandbhir and Christalyn Hampton

The Long Valley
Directed by Rodrigo Ojeda-Beck and Robert Machoian

Mama Micra
Directed by Rebecca Blöcher

perfectly a strangeness
Directed by Alison McAlpine

We Were The Scenery
Directed by Christopher Radcliff

Who Loves The Sun
Directed by Arshia Shakiba

October 24, 2025 0 comments
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Victoria Beckham Uses These Products for a Brown Smokey Eye
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Victoria Beckham Uses These Products for a Brown Smokey Eye

by jummy84 October 16, 2025
written by jummy84

If you’ve read any of my articles, then it will come as no surprise that I’m a huge fan of Victoria Beckham Beauty. From the Satin Kajal Liners to the new Foundation Drops, there isn’t one product that I don’t love. However, with the launch of the star’s new Netflix series, I’ve become a little bit obsessed with VB’s own makeup looks. In particular, her brown smokey eye.

The pop star turned fashion designer is known for her signature eyeshadow look, and we have it on good authority (from VB’s personal makeup artist, Francesca Abrahamovitch, no less) that she uses her iconic Satin Kajal Liner in the shade Cocoa religiously. In fact, Abrahamovitch told our beauty director, Shannon, that she uses Satin Kajal in Cocoa combined with the brown hues of Eye Wardobe, also in Cocoa, to achieve Victoria’s signature brown smokey-eye look.

And now, just in case there was ever any doubt as to how VB nails that chic eye look, the brand has launched a Cocoa collection—and I’m excited.

Victoria Beckham Beauty The Cocoa Collection Holiday Set

Victoria Beckham Beauty

The Cocoa Collection Holiday Set

What’s In the Victoria Beckham Beauty Cocoa Collection?

Inside this set is basically everything you need to create a brown smokey eye à la Victoria Beckham. It comes with VB’s favourite Cocoa Satin Kajal Liner (easily one of the best brown eyeliners ever), alongside the new Cocoa Pavé Jewel Liner, which has a shimmery finish that is perfect for Christmas.

Alongside the two eyelines, you’ll also find the cult Cocoa Eye Wardrobe, a chic eyeshadow palette with four buttery shades, ranging from a shimmery nude to a matte chocolate brown.

Victoria Beckham attending the "Victoria Beckham" World Premiere at the Curzon Mayfair wearing a brown smoky eye

(Image credit: Getty Images Samir Hussein / Contributor)

Victoria Beckham recently wore a smokey-eye look to the “Victoria Beckham” World Premiere in London.

To finish things off, VB has also released a new version of the popular Future Lash Mascara in Cocoa, offering a softer, brown mascara that pairs perfectly with the products above.