Get a BRIDGERTON-Inspired Look on The Dressing Room with Jamie Glickman!

Hello, Broadway world. My name is Jamie Glickman and welcome back to The Dressing Room

where we talk about everything at the intersection of theater, style, and beauty

In today's episode, I'm going to be showing you this look that I did inspired by

Bridgerton, the show that everyone is talking about. And if you haven't heard about it

you're probably living under a rock. The show is not only buzzing just because of the Netflix

series but it's also really popular right now because it is literally being turned into a musical

right before our very eyes. So this whole Bridgerton musical thing started on TikTok when Abigail

Barlow posted a song inspired by Bridgerton and after that it just blew up and then she collaborated

with Emily Bear, another singer, songwriter, composer extraordinaire and the two of them are

just the dream team. I think it's really amazing that Abigail and Emily are posting live streams

of them literally writing the music right before your eyes for this musical. You as the audience

member get to witness this piece of art being created like as it happening That never been done before and I just think it an incredible new way of musical theater writing that I think hopefully will continue to happen

because it's such an all-inclusive process. So to create this look I drew inspiration from the

makeup artist that worked on Bridgerton the Netflix series as well as my own research from

the Regency era makeup and just my natural makeup that I do every day and I kind of just

blended it all together and this is what you see here. So if you want to see how I created this

Daphne and Bridgerton inspired makeup look, keep on watching. I'm starting off with the Laura Mercier

Pure Canvas Primer which really helps to create that like natural glow from within kind of thing

and it's perfect for that no makeup makeup look which is what we're going for today

and this primer is so hydrating and it just feels so good. Next I'm using the Ilia Skin Tint which

has such a natural finish and they have 30 shades to match every skin tone which is amazing in the

regency era women used foundation that came as a loose powder and they used it to cover up redness

or spots so we're basically doing the same thing next i'm using a tart shape tape concealer to even

out my skin tone more and highlight the parts of my face that i want since we not using actual highlight in this look tart shape tape is more of a full coverage concealer so you really don need that much to get the effect that you want Now I taking the Laura Mercier translucent powder and dabbing it onto my

under eyes to make sure that it is super smooth and bright and it also helps to

avoid creasing and again make the look much more natural and less cakey. So

Regency women would wear rouge or blush to create a flushed look so to create

that I'm going to be using the NARS liquid blush which has a dewy finish and

really looks like you're naturally flushed underneath your makeup and we're gonna be layering on even more blush later on in this look. Next I'm gonna

lightly set my face with this Laura Mercier candle glow perfecting powder

and a setting spray to just lock everything in place that we just did

Regency women had fairly natural brows with not a lot of plucking going on but

the brows were still filled in to look a bit more full but still natural so I'm

I'm using the Anastasia Brow Duo and Brow Freeze to fluff and fill in my brows

So now I'm adding another layer of blush to really accentuate that flushed look

This is actually the CoverGirl So Flushed blush, which is perfect for this

I love the finish and it's very natural. Now I using this Ilia eyeshadow palette and taking the middle left shade and swiping it over my lid for a light wash of color and that it and then adding a tiny bit of highlight to my inner corner and brow bone to just add some dimension

So the lashes were not overly coated on the show they were very natural so I'm doing a light coat

of the waterproof Too Faced Better Than Sex mascara on my top lashes and waterproof Great

Lash mascara on the bottom since it has a smaller wand and it's just easier to control

Next I'm using this Maybelline lipstick in the shade Risky Rose which is the

perfect shade and finish for this type of look. It's hydrating, it's natural, it

just adds that pop of color and they have so many different shades for different complexions as well. So I'm just setting my face again to lock

everything in and now it's on to the hair. So this look is inspired by one of

Daphne's half up half down look so I'm just pulling my hair back into a small

ponytail and adding these really funky clip-on bangs which actually look pretty

natural and I split them in the middle. I'm not sure how I feel about them but they're definitely

growing on me. I'm adding this black bow in the back which I feel like really ties the look together

I'm really happy with how this turned out. I'm feeling the Bridgerton fantasy and I hope to see

it on the stage soon. Thank you so much for watching and I'll see you next time. Bye guys