Victoria Beckham has once again captured attention with her iconic ‘90s smoky eye makeup, and the best part? It’s incredibly easy to replicate with just four essential products. In a recent appearance at the Harper’s Bazaar UK Women of the Year Awards, Beckham showcased this timeless beauty look that has become her signature over the years.
Since her rise to fame in the mid-’90s, Victoria has gone through numerous style transformations—from bold hairstyles to daring makeup trends. Yet, one element has remained constant in her beauty repertoire: the statement smoky eye. Following her glamorous red carpet moment alongside her 13-year-old daughter Harper, who presented her with the esteemed Entrepreneur of the Year award, Beckham shared a glimpse into her makeup routine.
In a close-up selfie, her eyeshadow took center stage. The rounded shape was crafted with a gorgeous blend of warm caramels and shimmering champagne hues, while deep chocolate browns gracefully framed her waterline. Notably, Beckham enhanced her look with a fine line of black eyeliner on her lower lash, capped off by feathery lashes courtesy of her Vast Lash Mascara from Victoria Beckham Beauty.
What’s particularly exciting is that this stunning eye look was achieved using four key products from her own beauty line. The flawless combination of colors came from blending the “Pecan” and “Shroom” shades of her popular Longwear Eyeshadow Stick. For an added dose of drama, the Satin Kajal Liner in “Cocoa” was used to define her lid beautifully.
For those eager to emulate Beckham’s chic smoky eye, the exact products she used are readily available online. Here’s what you need to recreate her stunning look:
Victoria Beckham Beauty Longwear Eyeshadow Stick $34
Victoria Beckham Beauty Satin Kajal Liner $34
Victoria Beckham Beauty Vast Lash Mascara $34
Stay ahead of the trends and don’t miss out on the latest in beauty and style. Keep an eye on what Victoria Beckham and other celebrities are bringing to the table, as they continue to inspire our makeup choices.
