Makeup for maroon dress: matching wine lip, brown smoky eye, gold and rose

For a maroon, burgundy or wine dress at a wedding, a dinner or a winter party. A matte wine lip matched to the dress, with thin black liner. A warm chocolate smoked eye with a nude-brown lip. An antique gold lid with a dusty rose lip. Each is shown at a reception, a dinner table and a winter party. You can type a skin tone or an eye colour as a direction.

• a wedding guest look in maroon
• a dinner party look
• a winter party look
• a reference for a makeup artist

Frequently asked questions

Which look matches the dress most closely?

The wine lip repeats the colour of the dress. The brown smoky eye keeps the warmth, and the gold lid with a rose lip adds light.

Are burgundy and wine different in these pictures?

They are shown as one family of deep reds. Type a specific shade as a direction to ask for it.

Can I ask for a different occasion?

Yes. Type the occasion as a direction, and the three looks are the starting point.

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