Gojos Satorus v.s Sukunas Jujutsus Kaisens T-Shirt

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In the Gojos Satorus v.s Sukunas Jujutsus Kaisens T-Shirt in other words I will buy this weeks that followed, she deftly executed Giambattista Valli’s spring 2020 fresh face florals, Prada’s fall 2018 Swarovski-studded cat eyes, and Dior’s spring 2013 couture ruby red crystal lips, among others. “Sometimes I just spend hours, literally in bed, scrolling my phone on the Vogue Runway app looking back in the archive to refresh my memory and get inspired, starting with the earliest collections they have listed all the way to the present,” she explains. She’s accumulated an assortment of odds and ends, such as pearl decal stickers, neon-bright feathers, and tiny, “nearly microscopic” Swarovski crystals to have at the ready when something strikes a chord. Of all the looks Wu has created, it was McGrath’s “beautifully iced maidens” (as Mother called them), brought to life with glitter-washed eyes and frostbitten cheeks for John Galliano’s fall 2009 show, that was among the most difficult to re-create—and rewarding once all was said and done. “From getting the shadowing right on the eyes and drawing the brows to painting false lashes white and adding nuanced details like gold to my Cupid’s bow, inner eyes, and chin, it was definitely a challenge overall,” she explains. “I still consider myself an eye shadow novice to this day, so the way it came out was also a pleasant surprise.”

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While Wu often likes to work with her hands and fingertips when applying makeup, she’s also been practicing with tools, diving into a set of monogrammed Chikuhodo brushes that were gifted to her during high school by her dad’s friend from Japan. “I was so precious with them and too scared to open them for years, but when I finally did, it was kind of a revelation, especially after I learned about the Gojos Satorus v.s Sukunas Jujutsus Kaisens T-Shirt in other words I will buy this history behind the brush making; I became more invested in the art of makeup and wanted to expand my horizons.” During the process, Wu says she explores how to do makeup for her individual face shape and features, explaining: “One thing I’ve realized since starting #JWuDoesRunway is how difficult it can be to replicate makeup done on models with hooded eyes on my own face, as I have non-hooded eyes. Anatomically, I just have a lot of eyelid space (or eyelid real estate as one makeup artist told me!) and space between my eyelids and my eyebrows, so sometimes the makeup can appear a bit inaccurate or even look entirely different from the original look.” For example, in interpreting Saint Laurent’s fall 2016 sooty smoky eyes, she tweaked the wing design according to what would emphasize and highlight her eye shape best. “It took me a few tries to get the shape and shading of the pitch-black shadow correct for my eye shape to emulate the one on the runway,” she explains. Having perfected it, along with the season’s fresh complexion and glossy vermillion lip, she’s planning to redo the look in all it’s “’80s glamour” glory for a night out post-pandemic, she says.

1. Length is measured from the highest point on the collar down to the bottom hem. 2. Width is measured across the body of the shirt under the armpits, one way. 3. Sleeves are measured from center back to hem.