I’ve been a huge Grace Hartzel fan since those first YSL ads; the fringe, the fur, the pout, she was the perfect poster child for Hedi Slimane‘s Rock and Roll revolution, at the helm of the huge Paris House that is Yves Saint Laurent.

Keeping in line with the French vibe I’m currently mentally channeling, I was flicking through French Vogue the other day, as you do, and instantly fell in love with this shoot of Grace, shot by the marvellous Alisdair Mclellan. The shoot is for jewels, but it is the make-up (courtesy of Lucia Pica) and hair (Luke Hersheson), that steal the show here.

So I’m endeavouring to recreate it.

Get the Look

For your face apply your usual primer and foundation. To add a touch of glow I’d go for Nars illuminator (£22.50) or Topshop‘s Glow (£6) which is a bargain. Apply wherever you feel you need more light. I usually travel from an inch under my eyes to the top of my cheekbones with a strip down the nose, to (try! to) make it look slimmer.Fill brows with powder or pencil creating a small arch. Try Blink brow bar’s eyebrow pencil or the Collection trio (£3.99)

Next step is the shadow, I’m obsessed with the eye need shu 02 palette (£30) from the Shu Uemera Shupette collection, mainly for the plum bronze (which I will definitely review soon) but in this case the light champagne (which looks a lot more yellow than it is) would be ideal here.

Last but not least you’ll need lashes with a little clump. Whilst this mascara doesn’t generally make my lashes clumpy, I know it wants to. Eyeko‘s Skinny (£15) is thus perfect for creating that Pat McGrath for Prada clumpy lash.