The cast of Bridgerton season two put on a truly royal display at the Bridgerton premiere, ditching their regency clothing for bold, statement dresses and shimmery eye looks. Among the truly dazzling, were the Sharma sisters, Simone Ashley and Charithra Chandran—who brought some important South Asian representation to season two—and Queen Charlotte herself, Golda Rosheuvel. So naturally, we now have to replicate their looks—and thanks to their makeup artists—we know exactly what beauty products they used!
The premiere saw most of the cast reunite ahead of the show's airing on March 25th, with the exception of Pheobe Dynevor and Lady Whistedown herself, Nicola Coughlan.
Nonetheless, the Bridgerton cast looked radiant, making us all the more excited to see them float around the ‘ton’ of Bath and London (where Bridgerton is filmed) in their elegant frocks and suits.
The red carpet, gave us a chance to see our favorite characters in modern styles for a change, but what really caught our eye was the flawless makeup—so without further ado, let's find out exactly what beauty products were used to create Ashley, Chandran and Rosheuvel’s beautiful makeup looks…
Bridgerton premiere makeup looks
The looks were created by makeup artists Alex Babsky and Kenneth Soh, using all Pat McGrath products, who has just launched her second Bridgerton makeup collection.
Simone Ashley
Simone Ashley is the star of the sophomore season—as well as the red carpet—rocking a metallic bronzey, pink eyeshadow look. Babsky made her skin look flawless, with a slight mauvy lip, so her eyes really popped.
Charithra Chandran
Charithra Chandran’s premiere look was created by Soh, who brought the glamour with a classic but bold red lip, paired with a smokey eye.
Golda Rosheuvel
Soh also created Golda Rosheuvel’s heavenly look and we’re seriously inlove with this glitter, green eyeshadow. A look truly fit for a queen!
Now we can get all glammed up before we buckle-in for the long-awaited second season!
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