LIZZY’S NOSTALGIC-YET-PLAYFUL LOOK
In Episode 3, Lizzy, played by Aubri Ibrag, throws an epic surprise party with a nod to the girls’ childhood — and her look leaned into that. Makeup Artist Lucy Rowley brought the aesthetic to life through intricate braided pigtails, antique jewels and soft blue hues. “As her storyline unfolds, Lizzie reveals a wild alter ego as the ‘good girl’ exterior begins to unravel,” says McClean.
- Sweep Dazzleshadow Extreme in Emerald Cut all over lids.
- Highlight inner and outer corners with Dazzleshadow Liquid in Not Afraid to Sparkle.
- Accent the temples with temporary tattoos, gemstones, and Glitter in Reflects Transparent Pink.
CONCHITA
GET CONCHITA’S MAXIMALIST LOOK
In Season 2, Conchita, played by Alisha Boe, is a mother stepping into a new entrepreneurial role. Brought to life by Hair and Makeup Artist Abbigail Richards, her style evokes maximalist glamour, inspired by her opulent home and its stunning House of Hackney wallpaper. “I envisioned her as a Victorian socialite — the 19th-century version of a modern influencer — using fashion and beauty to command attention and promote her business,” says McClean.
- Sweep Eye Shadow in If It Ain’t Baroque from lids to brows.
- Mix Pigment in Copper Sparkle with Mixing Medium to form a paste. Create floral swoops and shapes from the outer corners to the temples, enhancing with 3D flower appliqués.
- Tap Frost Lipstick in Bronze Shimmer on lips.
NAN
UNCOVER NAN’S LIPSTICK EASTER EGGS
Nan (Kristine Frøseth) and her gilded finishes are giving main character energy in Episode 3. Fun fact: Throughout the season, Nan’s Lipstick shades serve as Easter eggs. “The product names just happened to align with each episode,” says McClean, who created her fairy look alongside Hair and Makeup Artist Mia Currie. Watch out for M·A·Cximal Lipstick shades Guessing Game, D for Danger and Ring the Alarm in future episodes.
- Sweep Eye Shadow in If It Ain’t Baroque all over the lids and lower lashline.
- Accent the inner corners, brow bone, temples, and bridge of the nose with Dazzleshadow Liquid in Not Afraid to Sparkle, adding additional decals and gems for flare.
- Mix Lustreglass Lipstick in Thanks, It’s M·A·C! with $ellout for a custom pinky-nude lip.
MABEL
GET MABEL’S WHIMSICAL LOOK
From hair to makeup, a hidden duality was woven into the whimsical looks worn by Mabel, played by Josie Totah. “On one side, she wears free, loose locks symbolizing the side of her that knows exactly who she is, and the beauty in that self-assurance,” says Mclean. “The other side is more structured: a delicate, netted braid traces her hairline, representing the version of herself she’s still holding back. I placed delicate wire flowers into the braid – like butterflies escaping a cage,” she shares. For Mabel’s soft-spoken glam, McLean and Hair and Makeup Artist Debbie Black leaned into a dreamy palette of golds, corals, peaches and pinks – brought to life by the Connect In Colour Eye Shadow Palette: Embedded in Burgundy.
- Sweep lids with Eye Shadow in Giga Glitz from the Connect In Colour Eye Shadow Palette: Embedded In Burgundy.
- Accent the temples with Dazzleshadow Liquid in Not Afraid to Sparkle.
- Finish with several coats of M·A·CStack Mascara.
CAPTURE HONORIA’S ETHEREAL LOOK
Honoria, played by Mia Threapleton, spreads her wings in Episode 3 with an otherworldly look inspired by Titania in Shakespeare’s A Midsummer Night’s Dream. “We took a ‘less is more’ approach with soft golds and brown mascara — a subtle hybrid of period-appropriate and perfectly on-trend,” says McClean. To complete Honoria’s look, Hair and Makeup Artist Charlotte Allen added pearl flowers into the makeup, and placed around 50 tiny beads in her hair, resulting in pure magic.
- Sweep Pro Longwear Paint Pot in Bare Study all over lids.
- Accent the inner corners, temples and high points of the face with Dazzleshadow Liquid in Not Afraid To Sparkle. Detail with gems and decals.
- Finish with M·A·CStack Mascara in Chestnut Stack.
