Red Carpet Beauty Of The Day: Emmy Rossum Glows For Opera Night!

WOW! Check out Emmy’s gorgeous makeup and hair at the ‘Le Comte Ory’ opera premiere in NYC!

Even beautiful Emmy Rossum, 24, has never looked as smashing as she did at the Metropolitan Opera Gala Premiere Of Rossini’s Le Comte Ory, sponsored by Yves Saint Laurent in NYC! Want this look for yourself? Read below for tips and tricks!

Why This Works: The Phantom Of the Opera star has ruby red lips that go great with her emerald green dress and the brown eyeshadow really brings out her brown eyes! It’s all about syncing your colors for this look — and her do is to die for with what looks to be a flowing hair piece giving her lots of volume and lift!

Begin with a liquid foundation.

Apply a light bronze eyeshadow all over the eyes up to the browline.

Add a deeper shade of brown to the outer corners of the eyes.

Line the upper and lower lash lines with black eyeliner.

Dab in some shimmery silver eyeshadow at the inner corners of the eyes.

Complete the eyes with mascara on the top and bottom lashes.

Apply a pretty pink blush on the apples of the cheeks.

Finish off with a beautiful cherry red lipstick!

With these amazing products by Yves Saint Laurent, you can get this look for yourself!

–Amanda Chen



Yves Saint Laurent Radiant Enhancing Flawless Foundation SPF 20, $48	Yves Saint Laurent 5 Color Harmony FOr Eyes in Sahara, $56	Yves Saint Laurent Waterproof Eye Pencil in Black Ink, $25

Yves Saint Laurent Exaggerated Lashes in Deep Black, $30	Yves Saint Laurent Blush Variation in Pink Bloom, $45	Yves Saint Laurent Pure Color Lipstick in Le Orange, $30

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I think she’s so funny on that show, “Shameless”. The woman cracks me up. She looks so much nicer in real life than she does on the show.

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The focus of this article SHOULDN’T be on this ephemeral “star” but on the opera and the REAL stars: the cast members of “Comte Ory”. It will be televised in HD to theaters in the USA and other parts of the world on Saturday, April 9th. At theater complexes throughout the nation, the people enjoying themselves the most will be those attending “Comte Ory”. (It’s a comic opera, so laughter will abound).