'She really trusts my instincts and allows me to share design looks to embellish her vision and give an iconic twist to the '70s medium,' makeup artist Melanie Hughes-Weaver said of Elizabeth Banks.
What captured your imagination about theAs a young girl, I grew up watching the series. There were a multitude of reasons that I was drawn into it — one was working with Elizabeth Banks. We’ve worked together 7 times, and she’s super collaborative, smart, open to the creative process. She really trusts me guy and instincts and allows me to share design looks to embellish her vision and give an iconic twist to the '70s medium. It was really fun to design these choices.
Doing Elizabeth [Banks] was quite challenging, because she was producing, writing, acting and directing, and it created quite an interesting dynamic. I had to be prepared with quick changes on set, in moving vehicles, race tracks, parking lots and ambulances. Sometimes even while she was asleep, or in meetings with A.D.'s, if that's what I had to do to get her ready, you know...Oh yes, constantly. She'd be walking around with her wig caps on, everything.
For Ella Balinska, my team makeup artist Maha created twelve different looks for her. Those varied from soft tones to her signature smoky brown eye, with defined liner and brows, and a soft beige lip — that was kind of her warrior mode. She could go from that to peacock inspired high-shine shadows, and that was one of my favorite looks for Ella that we created.
Naomi Scott was the braniac — quirky, with comedic tones, a lot to play with. We kept her with an organic business look that we could embellish as she transformed. She has beautiful skin and a gorgeous facial structure, so we concentrated on her eyes. She, too, would have a smokey undertone that we accentuated with pops of color to draw you in, intensifying her as she went. I really tried to stay true to the aspect of what we’re embracing with women today: their own strengths and authenticity.
If you go just to the aspect of makeup artists, I really do think that in our craft, setting our intention and our integrity behind what we do, as well as our artistic [abilities], to create the best projects and support each other — is very important.
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