Deepavali makeup inspiration for the festival of lights


Deepavali, also known as the Festival of Lights, falls on Sunday, 8 November, in Singapore this year. And what better way to celebrate than with a radiant, dazzling makeup look? If you’re looking for beauty inspiration, here are a few ideas to help you get started.

Lara Raj

Who says you have to choose between glossy eyes or a glossy pout? The KATSEYE member proves you can have both, pairing high-shine, highlighted eyeshadow with a darker lip liner topped with a generous coat of gloss. The finishing touch? Intricate henna designs adorning the backs of her hands and ankle, adding a traditional flourish to her beauty look.

Geraldine Viswanathan

The Australian actress offers a masterclass in understated beauty. Her kohl-rimmed eyes are complemented by well-groomed brows, while a wash of warm coral blush adds a pop of colour to her cheeks. She completes the look with a nude matte lip, keeping the overall effect polished and effortlessly elegant.

Richa Moorjani

We love this flicked-out lob on the hot mama. Her lashes are elongated at the outer corners to add drama and depth to her eyes, while nude-toned blush and lipstick keep the rest of her makeup understated and chic.

Simone Ashley

The The Devil Wears Prada 2 star is often spotted wearing this take on the smoky eye. Soft, understated and beautifully diffused, it’s a versatile look that works for just about any Deepavali gathering. Her complexion is also skilfully contoured to add definition and dimension without looking overly sculpted.

Maitreyi Ramakrishnan

Never Have I Ever seen the actress look more ethereal. Her lush lashes create a doe-eyed, Bambi-like effect, while a touch of highlighter at the inner corners brightens and opens up her eyes. Paired with a whisper of blush on the cheeks and a ‘my lips but better’ lip colour, the result is a timeless, flattering look that will suit just about anyone.

Avantika Vandanapu

Red lips are a perennial favourite, especially this time of year. Take a cue from Avantika and slightly overline your pout before filling it in with a satin-finish lipstick. A winged liner isn’t essential, but it’s highly encouraged for an extra touch of glamour.

Charithra Chandran

You might not immediately think to pair a rosy pink flush with a brownie-nude lip, but the Bridgerton star proves they make a match made in heaven. Keep the rest of your makeup fresh and neutral to let your cheeks and lips take centre stage.



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