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"What happens when a bunch of models gather together in one room to celebrate the release of the latest &amp;quot;Sports Illustrated&amp;quot; swimsuit issue? We steal their makeup tricks. Duh. Here&amp;#x27;s last year&amp;#x27;s swimsuit-issue cover girl Bar Refaeli, who you might also know as Leonardo DiCaprio&amp;#x27;s on-again, off-again lady friend. Now let&amp;#x27;s zoom in on her eyes. See how she has a V of peachy-nude shimmer at her inner corners? This trick is great for opening up the eyes (by reflecting light) and making you look more awake--even though the color almost matches the skin, its warm undertones offset the blueness often found under the skin at the inner corners of the eyes. Makeup artists have also told me this trick is great for women with very wide-set eyes, as the shimmer at the inner corners subtly brings attention more toward the center of the face. Depending on your skintone, you could use a shimmery white, champagne, peach or deep bronze eye pencil or powder to get the effect. Some pencils that I hear work well: Avon Big Color Eye Pencil in Vanilla, Benefit Eye Bright and Stila Kajal Eye Liner in Pearl (browse the shopping box below for links/more info). Have you ever tried making a shimmery V at your inner eye? Got a certain product/shade that works great for this? How many of you use almost-skin-toned eyeliner, and how do you apply it? More on nude/peach makeup: * Another eye-opener: Line your lower rims in peach (Beth shows us how it&amp;#x27;s done) * The nude-lips trend: Do you love it? * Stars sure do love their peachy blush More Ways to Get Glamour You could win $50,000 just for registering for or logging into Glamour.com! Add Glamour to your iGoogle homepage. Follow us on Twitter! Photo: Getty Images"^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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