Aside from dropping albums that have everyone in their feels, one thing I can always count on Taylor Swift for is a killer makeup look. The singer is known for being partial to red lipstick, winged eyeliner, and shimmery eye makeup. Now that Swift is in her “Midnights” era, she’s going for even more daring makeup looks.
For the “Bejeweled” music video, Swift turned to none other than Dame Pat McGrath for the most glamorous and glitzy makeup. Swift has been working with the celebrity makeup artist for a while, and McGrath herself even makes a cameo in the video. See below for all of the must-have Pat McGrath products that starred in Swift’s latest video.
This looks evokes the 1920s flapper girl aesthetic, and we can’t get enough of it. To achieve this ultra-luxe look, McGrath highlighted Swift’s cheeks and swept on eyeshadow shades Blitz Venus, Skintense Glow, Astral Lilac Aura, Xtreme Nocturne, And Platinum Dusk from the Mothership X: Moonlit Seduction palette. To complete the look, McGrath traced Swift’s lips with her signature shade of red, which is the Liquilust Legendary Wear Matte Lipstick in Elson 4.
Perhaps Swift’s most eye-catching look from the video, this look is truly bejeweled. Swift is dripping in diamonds thanks to glowy highlighter, the shade Desert Divinity from the Mthrshp Mega: Celestial Nirvana palette, hyper-graphic eyeliner, and of course, her favorite shade of red lipstick.
Swift rarely opts for a nude lip (red is her clear preference). When she does go for a more neutral lip color, it’s always for a good reason. Here, it’s thanks to her show-stopping duochrome winged eyeshadow, which McGrath created using shades Nocturnal Navy and Aquarian Dream from the Mthrshp Mega: Celestial Nirvana palette, shades Blitz Emerald and Bronze 005 from the Mothership II: Sublime palette, and a gel-textured pencil liner. Instead of Swift’s usual red liquid lip, McGrath used Mattetrance Lipstick in FemmeBot, a neutral pink that helped draw attention to her eyes.
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