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How Bryce Dallas Howard Got Ready for the SAG Awards

The Black Mirror star talks working with Adir Abergel, and how Kara Yoshimoto Bua not only does her makeup, but also keeps her healthy.

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How Bryce Dallas Howard Got Ready for the SAG Awards
“I was inspired by waking up today with the sunshine and clear air. Despite all the challenges we are all facing, I wanted to focus on brighter, lively, beautiful colors, and I wanted to bring bright, joyful colors to complement her maroon sequined dress. I created a palette with the eyes slightly smoldering in warm coppers and apricots, using corals on the cheeks and a pop of deeper Rouge Corail on the lip to finish off the look.”—Kara
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Over the years we have seen the magic that Adir Abergel and Kara Yoshimoto Bua create when they work together, so when we heard that they were Bryce Dallas Howard’s glam squad for the SAG Awards (she’s nominated for Black Mirror!), we knew right away that we had to be there to capture all of the BTS action and glamour. From her red sequined Dress The Population gown, to Abergel’s newest hair accessories perfectly placed in her updo, to Bua’s fresh-faced, bright look, Howard headed to the red carpet looking like a living piece of art. But who are we kidding, we didn’t expect anything less from Virtue Labs’ newest creative director, Abergel, and CHANEL’s celebrity makeup artist, Bua—especially when you know they call one another, Howard included, family. Let’s just say it’s definitely one family that we would happily be adopted into.


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“It’s not so much I get nervous [to walk the red carpet], it’s like I have to still remember to breathe. It’s sort of like I’m excited-tense, that kind of energy. It’s fun seeing everyone and it’s certainly not the scariest thing in the world, but it’s also not my comfort zone—my hands always get pretty clammy.”—Bryce
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