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" You&amp;amp;#8217;ll never guess the secret behind this eyeshadow look that I spotted at the Ports 1961 show. Yes, it&amp;#x27;s neon pink. Yes, the color swatch is kind of out-of-control big. But there&amp;#x27;s something else. Get your fill of some fun beauty trivia (and a few great eye makeup tips!) after the jump. The unexpected thing about this look is that it is inspired by salmon--um, like the fish, not the color. Backstage at the Ports show, MAC&amp;amp;#8217;s Romero Jennings, told me that the eye makeup look was supposed to emulate the &amp;quot;metallic-y salmon reflection you&amp;amp;#8217;d get from the water coming from a koi pond.&amp;amp;#8221;. Now, having been around my fair share of Koi ponds (my favorite sushi place has one in it--true story!) I can tell you that they totally nailed the look. And believe it or not, the resulting look the MAC pros whipped up really does have a candlelight-like effect: the red color around your eyes made models glow like they were standing in oh-so-flattering candlelight. Now, chances are you&amp;#x27;re reacting to this like you would a plate of sushi&amp;amp;#8212;either you&amp;amp;#8217;ll love love love it or not be able to stand it. Whatever your stance, I thought I&amp;amp;#8217;d go ahead and share the deets: First, Jennings used MAC Pro Reel Red Cream Colour as a base, then pressed on three different pro shades of sparkly pigment (MAC Copper Sparkle Pigment and Pink Bronze Pigment will give you a similar look as these hard to find profesional shades. He then applied the shadow on the lid and a little above the crease to create a square shape so you can really see it when the eyes are closed (otherwise the pink would make the models look tired and irritated). Romero says this is the key to wearing any of this spring&amp;amp;#8217;s bold colorful eye looks (but, word to the wise, we probably don&amp;#x27;t go as extreme as he did here!) With this new bright shadow trend you can skip the liner. Just add a little macara, and a soft neutral lip (another key to wearing bright color next spring or this fall, according to Jennings, is to pick one feature and pair it with neutral everything else). Oh, I almost forgot that Jennings mixed a little MAC Strobe Cream, an iridescent moisturizer, into the foundation to give the models&amp;amp;#8217; skin the reflective glow of rippling water as they walked the runway, a trick you can use at home to give your skin its own gorgeous glow! Okay now for the moment of truth: Would you ever wear this color eye shadow? I mean, how different, really is it from the red/copper Jennifer Connely look Beth is crushing on, right? Think you&amp;#x27;d wear it on a date? To a Halloween party? Dish ladies, dish! More Ways to Get Glamour You could win $50,000 just for "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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