\tI seriously can\u2019t get enough of every single one of these looks. The ways the colors blend together so naturally on her face make it seem as though they\u2019ve always been there, like she [Larsson] is a painting or mosaic. The looks not only define her facial features and structure, but they\u2019re true exhibits of the fun I think makeup has been missing over the last few years. The world’s become so daunting and bleak, why shouldn\u2019t we get to experience and take part in looks like this? They\u2019re reminders of a different time, before social media was at the forefront of our decision making and color faded away. The looks are supposed to inspire you, leave you wanting to try them out yourself and see what you can come up with. The brighter the eyeshadow, the better!<\/p>\n
\tI\u2019ve got nothing but love, respect, adoration AND admiration for both Zara Larsson and Sophia Sinot and the beautiful, jaw-dropping, and inspiring work they\u2019re doing together. Although the Midnight Sun tour ends later this year, we\u2019ve still got some time to see what they come up with before summer is \u201cover.\u201d And I can\u2019t wait.<\/p>\n
Strike Out,<\/p>\n
\tKaya O\u2019Rourke<\/p>\n
\tEditor: Amia King<\/p>\n
\tSaint Augustine
Kaya O\u2019Rourke is a writer for Strike Magazine, Saint Augustine. She\u2019s a big fan of film and art houses, curating the perfect Spotify playlist for every occasion, and spending time with her BFFS (her mom, younger brother Cole, and their two cats). When she\u2019s not updating her Letterboxd or working on her screenplay, you can reach her on Instagram at @kayaorourke.<\/a><\/p>\n