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"  Photo: Getty Images That dress, those eyes\u2026we were totally captivated by Olivia Wilde at last night&amp;#039;s Golden Globes. Her candlelit skin (oh, the perks of pregnancy) and her smoky amethyst stare kept us transfixed and dying to know how to get the look. The mom-to-be&amp;#039;s makeup artist, Melanie Inglessis, gave us the exclusive lowdown on her look. The 10 Best Beauty Looks from the Golden Globes &amp;quot;Olivia does smoky eyes like nobody else, so we wanted to play with her signature look by making her eyes pop,&amp;quot; Inglessis said. &amp;quot;In order to get the most high-impact effect, we used the color that&amp;#039;s opposite to green, which is purple.&amp;quot; To accentuate her famous feline-like eyes she did a smoky cat eye\u2014not a grungy smoky eye or a defined liquid cat eye, but a combination of those two techniques together. Get Perfect Pores, Once and For All Inglessis started by drawing a thick winged line on the top lashes with Revlon PhotoReady Kajal Eye Liner in Purple Reign, then smudged the line out with a brush to diffuse the color and eliminate any harsh lines. She then &amp;quot;feathered&amp;quot; the color out even more by buffing the dark plum shade from the Revlon PhotoReady Primer + Shadow palette in Muse into the lids. Using a fluffy brush, she next concentrated the same dark hue at the outer corners to elongate the eye and add more depth, then ran the shadow along bottom lashes as well. &amp;quot;Try to keep your inner corners really clean and focus most of the color on the outer corners,&amp;quot; she advised. Inglessis then pressed the medium purple shadow from the palette onto the middle of the lids to add a brightness to the eyes. To smooth out the colors, she used the golden beige hue from the Metropolitan PhotoReady Primer + Shadow palette &amp;quot;as a bending agent all around the eyes.&amp;quot;  To further define Wilde&amp;#039;s grape gaze, Inglessis rimmed the waterlines with the same Kajal pencil. &amp;quot;It&amp;#039;s a good alternative to black because it&amp;#039;s not as harsh,&amp;quot; she explained. She then completed the eyes by applying one coat of Revlon Lash Potion Mascara in Blackest Black, letting it dry, then curling the lashes, and brushing through with a second coat. &amp;quot;Curling lashes after the first coat has dried helps the curl last longer and accentuates the curl even more,&amp;quot; she revealed. Next: the skin. &amp;quot;Olivia&amp;#039;s skin is flawless right now and there is definitely a glow within,&amp;quot; Inglessis said. &amp;quot;We wanted to capture her radiant look by sticking mainly with cream products, which reflect better with the flash on the red carpet, look healthier, and allow you to make a stronger statement on the eyes or lips.&amp;quot; She swirled Revlon PhotoReady Skinlights Face Illuminator in Bare Light with PhotoReady foundation and perfected her face with the blend for a dewy look. &amp;quot;There&amp;#039;s a little myth about cream products making you oily, but there are plenty that dry fast and stay put,&amp;quot; Inglessis divulged. &amp;quot;The key is to not over-hydrate the skin with a really heavy moisturizer and to mattify the T-zone, because that area will look greasy if there&amp;#039;s any shine.&amp;quot;  Finally, Inglessis offset her strong stare with a more neutral lip, using Revlon Ultimate Suede in Private Viewing and Super Lustrous Lipgloss in Super Natural. &amp;quot;Just tap the gloss on with your ring finger for a plump and luscious pout.&amp;quot; "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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