Paris Hilton's Barbiecore Look Stole Versace's Spring/Summer 2023 Show
That's hot. Paris Hilton closed out Versace's S/S 23 show this weekend in Milan wearing a shimmery pink minidress, a hot-pink veil, fingerless pink gloves, and pink heels. With the Y2K aesthetic in full swing, who better to showcase an elevated take on the time period's fashion than the princess of the 2000s herself?
The Versace S/S 23 collection is itself an ode to powerful, confident women like Hilton. The clothes tell that story, but so does the makeup. Most of the models sported elongated purple smoky eyes meant to draw attention, all using Pat McGrath Labs products.
"The collection features styles that can go from high-end glamour to hard-edged freedom," the brand shared in a press release. "The makeup exposes subversive beauty that provokes creativity without limitations. Complementing the collection, the makeup unveils a triad of looks with shades of black, purple, and hints of fuchsia. The eye looks are exaggerated into an elongated, textured jeweled smoke with matte finishes layered with sparkling shimmer. The lip look reveals the ultimate vicious venom with a bold, dark mouth using a custom mix of cream paints. The decadent drama of this season reveals gothic goddesses that use without caution."
Not only was Hilton's closing outfit markedly different from the rest of the collection, but her makeup also stood out. Makeup artist Steven Tabimba for Pat McGrath Labs leaned into the Barbiecore aesthetic of her clothing by creating a look that wouldn't be out of place on an actual Barbie doll. Tabimba opted for glowing skin, a streamlined cat eye, and glossy bubblegum-pink lips.
The end result is fit for a wedding at the Barbie Dreamhouse, and we can't stop thinking about the glamorous look. Luckily, Tabimba and Pat McGrath Labs shared the exact products used on Hilton for this soon-to-be-iconic look, so you can re-create her makeup seamlessly. Keep reading to see every product used.
Editor's note: Tabimba used the shades Cosmic Champagne and Desert Divinity, which are coming out in October.
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Katie Berohn is the associate beauty editor at Who What Wear. Previously, she worked as the beauty assistant for Good Housekeeping, Woman's Day, and Prevention magazines, all part of the Hearst Lifestyle Group. She graduated from the University of Colorado, Boulder, with a major in journalism and minor in technology, arts, and media, and earned her master's degree at NYU's graduate program for magazine journalism. In addition, Katie has held editorial internships at Denver Life magazine, Yoga Journal, and Cosmopolitan; a digital editorial internship at New York magazine's The Cut; a social good fellowship at Mashable; and a freelance role at HelloGiggles. When she's not obsessing over the latest skincare launch or continuing her journey to smell every perfume on the planet, Katie can be found taking a hot yoga class, trying everything on the menu at New York's newest restaurant, or hanging out at a trendy wine bar with her friends.
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