Fashion: 5 ways to wear - Red make-up
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Your support makes all the difference.Putting on red lipstick, 'Harper's Bazaar' once declared, is an act that 'reinforces the spirit'. That was in 1946, but red is still the ultimate look-at-me colour. Its most recent incarnations, however - as eye-liner, mascara, blusher and eye-shadow - do demand a certain flair in application
PHOTOGRAPHS: TOM CORBETT / STYLIST: HOLLY WOOD / MAKE-UP: BEVERLEY BROOKE, HAIR: ADAM FEEHAN, BOTH AT JULIE BRAMWELL REPRESENTS / MODEL: JENNY MAC AT STORM
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