Nadine De Carvalho

Qualified ECD & Foundation Phase Educator and current Film student at AFDA Johanessburg, studying Producing and Costume, Make-up & Styling

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LEGS for DaYssss 👠🍃 #poisonivy #dragqueen #makeup #makeupclass #assignment #model #dressup #filmstudent #filmschool #leavering #leaves #redhair #redlips #sexy @thisisdylantrent makes most females jealous!!😝 @leaharnoldi was my super talented partner 💄❤️ 💋#maletofemaletransformation (at Afda)

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YES BABE!!! 🍃 #poisonivy #dragqueen #makeup #makeupclass #assignment #model #dressup #filmstudent #filmschool #leavering #leaves #redhair #redlips #sexy @thisisdylantrent makes most females jealous!!😝 @leaharnoldi was my super talented partner 💄❤️ #maletofemaletransformation (at Afda)

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Wow! 😊 So proud of our incredible team today! Assignment was to replicate a classic artwork. We chose to replicate the 'Porträt der Madame Récamier' made by François Gérard in 1805. 🎨 & I think we did a fabulous job!! 📸 #filmschool #art #filmstudent #project #assignment #makeup #styling #photography #talented #thatdrapingthough (at Afda)

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Periodic Styling: 2000's Era I chose to focus on a hip-hip casual look which was a trend in the 2000's. Crop tops showing off flat abs, with denims, high ponies, bandannas, chokers and loop earrings were a big craze. My fabulous Model: Chantal Coelho💄💁🏻💋

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Periodic Styling: 1990's Era This century was taken over by the Spice Girls, Friends, 90210 and many more. It's typically been referred to as the "anti-fashion" century. The look I chose was the casual, everyday look which generally involved baggy jeans, oversized t-shirts and trainers. Chokers were a very popular accessory! 👚👖👟 Gorgeous Model: Nicole Leach 💄😎💁🏻

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Periodic Styling: 1980's Era 80's fashion was all about the colour, size, accessories and experimentation. This look is inspired by the 80's fitness look. The aerobics craze was a massive trend, including leg warmers, elastic headbands and athletic shoes.👟💪🏻 Stunning Model: Daniella Dos Santos💁🏻💄👟

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Periodic Styling: 1970's Era 70's is known for being the disco era. Disco affected music, fashion, club culture and film. Saturday Night Fever was a successful film with over 15 million copies of the soundtrack being sold. The catsuit was a famous style, one-piece bodysuit where the legs were flared out at the bottom. 🎶 Disco diva Model: Maxine Rodrigues 🎶💄🔮🌃

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Periodic Styling: 1960's Era Long hair, vibrant colours and peace signs are typically the most associated characteristics of the hippies! Hippies are known for practicing free love. Gorgeous Model: Nicole Leach ✌🏻️🌳😎🌸

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Periodic styling: 1950's Era The colourful 1950's was possibly the most glamourous decade for women's makeup. It certainly had its share of beauty icons, this look inspired by Audrey Hepburn's character in Breakfast at Tiffany's. Model: myself 💄💋

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Periodic Styling: 1940's Era This era brought a new level of femininity. Despite the war rationing, women around the world began applying makeup from their teen years. Model: fabulous Charlene Devine 💄💋

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Periodic Styling: 1930's Era The ladies favoured pink or light coral hint of blush on their cheeks, red or deep rose toned lips, light eyeshadow and thin dark black eye liner with lots of mascara. Accessories included decorated hats with fabric flowers or bows. Model: the stunning Benita Dos Ramos 💄👄

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Periodic Styling: 1920’s Era After the First World War, females became bolder with their makeup and style decisions. 1920’s was all about the style of the flapper girls. Makeup was now found on dressing tables and in handbags. The ladies began to accessorize more with head bands, feather boas and beads or pearls. Models: myself, my beautiful mother Lisa De Carvalho and the lovely Monique Coelho.

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Periodic Styling: 1910’s Era. Minimal makeup was used, their goal was to look as natural and as pale as possible, since having a tan meant that you were of a lower class and worked outside. The “porcelain doll” look was desired. The ladies kept their hair natural and simply had their hair loosely drawn back from their face. Model: Lauren Boy

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Natural beauty look being done in CMS class 💄😘😊 on my beautiful friend Claudia Lima.

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Some more pictures of Fairytale Mystical Creatures makeup done for a class assignment.💄

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Such an honour getting asked and being able to do this beautiful girls makeup for her Debutante Ball 😊💄