We often focus on Amal Clooney's eternally glamorous wardrobe because her style agenda is unequivocally timeless and always mesmerising.
But the importance of a carefully crafted make up look should not be overlooked in bringing an outfit together to put on an overall showstopping front- and Amal's flawless complexion has been a force to be reckoned with at this year's Venice Film Festival.
Luckily for us, celebrity hairstylist and make up artist Dimitris Giannetos has not gate-kept the secret to Amal's glowing skin, sharing all of the products he used to create her latest red carpet-worthy glam.
For the premiere of Wolfs at the event on Sunday, Amal stunned in a pastel yellow Atelier Versace gown that featured intricate ruffle detailing, a corseted bodice and panels of etheral white lace, paired with a dazzling compact clutch bag.
Complimenting her whimsical-meets-sophisticated ensemble was a "Bellini sun-kissed" glam complexion created by Dimitri - the perfect look for some Italian evening radiance.
On the skin, before and after make up, he used a full face of Charlotte Tilbury products. Skin prep included the Cryo-recovery face mask, a clay mask and the brand's classic Magic Serum Elixir.
To create her flawless complexion, Dimitri used:
- Magic Vanish - Medium
- Beautiful Skin Foundation - 7N
- Beautiful Skin Radiant Concealer - 6
- Airbrush Flawless Finish - 3
- Airbrush Brightening Flawless Finish
- Hollywood Contour Wand - Medium/Deep
Fans were quick to compliment her stunning glam - comments under the artist's Instagram post included: "Dimitris, your makeup skills are out of this world", "Every detail is flawless, bravo Dimitris" and "The perfect look for such an iconic event" - our sentiments exactly.
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Dimitri is also responsible for her stunning blonde highlights that she also debuted at the event. He shared an Instagram post saying: "Italian Sophia Loren blowout for Amal Clooney in Venice."
If we were Amal, we'd have him on speed dial...