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Makeup Idea Eyes can be very bold this season, it is very trendy now. Because its a continuation form 2013 when the trend returned, but this season there's something for everyone from subtle liner to blocks of shadow.

Colour liner is a quick and simple way to update your beauty look. And if youre feeling bold, try a screaming blue liner, use it under your eyes as a liner and on your eyelid. If this is a little too much pop for your liking, then go for a natural eye shadow and just incorporate the trend with the coloured eyeliner. Steps Step 1: Start off with a smoth base. Use a primer all over the eyelid and up to the below. Apply a wash of coloured eye shadow in the same shade, or lighter than your liner, over the eyelids using a soft brush. Step 2: Use highlighter or a shimmer eye shadow on the liner corners of each eye. This helps to brighten the look. Step 3: Now its time to apply eyeliner. If you're not brave enough to apply liquid eyeliner, start off with pencil eyeliner or dab a damp, flat eyeliner brush into your eye shadow. Line all around the eyes, including the waterline.

The fashionista rocks a gold lace cap sleeve six pieces floor length gown with pink linning. She completes her look with a pair of silver rock stud earings and a cream clutch to finish up her look perfectly. She looks absolutely gorgeous in the outfit... What do you think readers?

Friday night was a family affair for the Kardashian-Jenner clan and the Smiths. Kim Kardashian, Kourtney Kardashian, Kris Jenner, Kendall Jenner and Kylie Jenner joined Jada Pinkett smith, willow smith and jaden smith for a celebration of Balmain creative director Oliver Rousteing's birthday. Read more via::  EOnline   Photos...

If you gat it flaunt it, she is sexy and she knows it! She has always been a pretty girl, the fast growing Nollywood actress Ruth Kadiri took some of her sexy photos to social media. Check out the sexy photos she posted recently.

Direct from source: www.rollingstone.com S o is this swearing or no swearing?" In a darkened soundstage on the outskirts of London, Abel Tesfaye is wondering if he can say "fuck" or not. Tesfaye, better known as breakout pop sensation the Weeknd, is at a rehearsal for Later . . . With Jools Holland , the BBC music show, about to soundcheck his smash hit "The Hills," a four-minute horror-movie booty call featuring more than a dozen f-bombs. For Tesfaye, that's relatively clean, but he knows the pensioners in Twickenham might disagree. So when the verdict comes back "no swearing," he nods and smoothly pivots to a censored version a small gesture that says a lot about the kind of professional he has become. "The Hills" is currently enjoying its fourth straight week at Number One, a feat made even more impressive because it took the place of another Weeknd track, "Can't Feel My Face" — Spotify's official song of the