Gozra Lozano - Photographer, Make-up Artist and friend.
Gozra photographs all the 80s legends. I love the work that he has done with Pete Burns and recently Martin Degville. The images he produces are a fusion of imagination, photography and photoshop and the finished result is pure art.
Gozra's book is available from http://www.sohobooks.co.uk or http://www.gozralozano.com
loved the tutorial it was amazing :D
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The sad thing is that what you call Drag make-up is for many girls(and for many make-up blogers) just everyday make-up.
ReplyDeleteAnyway, great job as always! :)
Your work is amazing as always; but as you said before, it really does look awful in the end hahaha! Very interesting tutorial Sam =)
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ReplyDeleteStunning! I love Drag and how exaggerated it is. I'll definitely be purchasing Gozra's book - I just had a look at his website and it's so inspiring! x
ReplyDeleteI could wear this to work without the brows-part and I have done similar to work before. Lovely indeed and I really like the colour combo!
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Great tutorial as always!
ReplyDeleteI loved this! I'd never have a place to dress like that here but I loved it anyways. I found a drag name for this look.. Bang Bang La Desh
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I really love this look. I've been obsessed with Drag make up lately (as an aesthetic, not for actual everyday wear). Where can I get a grit stick?
ReplyDeleteiT's so Cooool. Love,xx
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ReplyDeleteI thought of butterflies and fairies with the makeup so....
Krystal Butterflies?
Choose something fun b/c drag names and stripper names are for fun and are supposed to be silly.
P.S. In the states it's spelled Smokey not smoky. But I guess either one works.