Lily Pebbles #35 Nobody told her you can’t wear pyjamas to the BAFTAs

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I personally wouldn't wear a pajamas outfit but it can be done well. Charlotte Collins on sheer lux wears them and sometimes it looks ridiculous but other times she looks very glamorous. You have to accessorize it very well and be a bit extra to make it look glamorous. Hair down would work better I think too. And I agree the shoes are not nice with it.
 
Of course Lily’s sister finds something ‘clever’. What a bore
 

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Hasanah123 said:
Her makeup is so so bad and dry. But that cpuld be because she doesnt take care of her skin properly anyway, but her lips too, yuck!!! I would not be buying those products as her makeup does not sell them


That nats foundation is very lightweight, her cc cream she uses is much thicker and heavier compared to this nars foundation
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As someone who has friends who are professional makeup artists one of the biggest pet peeves I hear from them is the expectation that they can make anyone look "amazing" and the fact is they can't.

There's a reason why so many entertainers/actors/singers get facials/cosmetic surgery/procedures/etc week(s) before a big event (and throughout the year) and use high end products to maintain it in between. You have to start with an amazing base in order for the makeup to enhance their features and overall look. Its everything from diet-->facials/procedures--> products-->genetics. All these factors play an important part and to think in this day and age that makeup artists can work miracles or a single expensive skin care item used for 1/4 of a year is going to cut it is foolish to say the least. And depending on your genetics you might have to increase all these things as you get older.

Ppl see Youtube/IG/TikTok videos with people with heavy acne/rosacea/etc put on makeup and they look "amazing" forgetting that many of those videos have amazing lighting/filters/angles/photoshopped. When you see them in person you can tell they are wearing heavy amounts of makeup.

The makeup artists with Lily had products to shill (this was a PR freebie afterall) and Lily is pale and has dark under eye circles and does not properly moisturize and has wrinkles (this I don't fault her she is in her 30s which is natural at this stage). They had what 30 min -1 hour if that to do her face? They work with makeup brushes not magic wands.

Lily looked atrocious in all aspects b/c she half asses everything from her skincare, hair and clothing and it shows.
 
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I have a friend who doesn’t moisturise. It never crossed her mind to do so and now she’s in her fifties and you can see from her face that she doesn’t do anything to it and it looks as dry as Lily’s.

I reckon Lily only does with her “routine” when she’s filming, otherwise she doesn’t bother, which is why it looks so bad.
 
roarke said:
I have a friend who doesn’t moisturise. It never crossed her mind to do so and now she’s in her fifties and you can see from her face that she doesn’t do anything to it and it looks as dry as Lily’s.

I reckon Lily only does with her “routine” when she’s filming, otherwise she doesn’t bother, which is why it looks so bad.
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and I don’t even really think she has a routine, what is it that she really does and commits to (that we know of)? I can’t think of anything except ads for skin and me, or what have you
 
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