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INDIAN MAKEUP TRENDS OVER THE YEARS

From Saira Banu in Padosan, Sridevi in Chandini, Karishma Kapoor in Dil Toh Pagal Hai to our all time favourite Poo in Kabhi Khushi Kabhi Gum and Mili in Khoobsurat, the fashion and makeup trends have been all fancy and crazy yet so aesthetic and elegant and these leading ladies are surely 'Goals'. 
One of the most significant shifts that  have been observed over the years in the beauty industry is the ultimate evolution of make-up trends varying from vibrant and vivid looks to nude face concepts.
Makeup can not be talked about separately when it comes to beauty and fashion,it is an expressive(and perceived to be expensive by men) art, which has evolved immensely over the past century and has vividly been an integral part of our culture.
But what have been the major stages of this evolution? Let us take a dive in the past and follow up to the time of the millennials. 


THE ERA OF SIMPLICITY(1910)-There was hardly any makeup and plain sarees with little or no detailing. Women also used to put on mehendi on the tips of their fingers.

CLASSIC CUTIES(20s)-Kohl was introduced in the 1920s. A small bindi, kohl, and red lipstick was the classic look in this era.

JEWELS ARE BEAUTIFUL(1930s)-Starting from the 1930s, more importance was given to jewellery. Huge,  gold earrings and nosepin were the norm along with a big bindi.

HERE ARE THE FAIRIES(40s and 50s)-In the 1940s, women preferred shoulder-length hair. Also, there was a greater role of the pink lipstick and kohl-rimmed eyes.
The small bindi made a comeback in the 1950s along with nude eyes, small earrings and lighter lip shades.



THE ICONIC ERA(60s)-The 1960s was an iconic time in the Indian fashion history. It witnessed the introduction of the ‘pouf’ and extremely long wing at the side of the eyes. Also, artificial dangling earrings were starting to be used.

SMOKE IS IN THE EYES(70s)-The 1970s saw a reemergence of the pink lipstick along with short hair. During this time, the ‘smokey eye’ look was also beginning to unfold.




QUIRKY(80s)- Quirky can be used to describe the style of the 1980s. Pink eyeshadow, stud earrings and unique braided hairstyles were the prominent features of this time.

JHUMKA GIRA RE(90s)-The 1990s were characterized by red lipstick, bun hairstyles and ‘jhumka’ earrings. It was also during this time that eyeliner became very popular.




ARTIFICIAL IS IN(2000)-With the advent of the 21st century, the focus again shifted to nude lipsticks, long hair, and black, smokey eyes. This was also the time when artificial jewellery was in full swing.







BE NATURAL(2010-Present)-In 2010, huge, artificial earrings became a big hit in the fashion industry. Clear skin, minimalist eyes and nude lips are the three trends that set the skin mandate this season. Healthy hair and a subtle, no-makeup is the go-to look. However colourful hair, piercings  and body tattoos have grabbed the spotlight.





Fashion trends keep on repeating themselves in newer, more comfortable forms. While some traditions hold fast, the craze always seems to grow.





Written By:
Jaya

                                                                                          



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