CNY beauty looks to try, as inspired by our favourite Disney princesses

Belle from Beauty & The Beast

Credit: Dress, Bottega Veneta

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Rather than using stark charcoal grey and black eyeshadows, opt for softer colours like an orange-brown and copper to create this Belle-inspired, subtle smoky eye look. Rimming your lower lash line with a shimmery gold shadow helps to create that bright-eyed look. We love it – especially when paired with a barely there salmon pink lip. Teaming this look with a sparkly yellow party dress isn’t compulsory, but it’s definitely encouraged.

Snow White from Snow White & The Seven Dwarves

Credit: Dress, Dior

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A punchy red lip is usually the star of the show, and many advise against sporting bold blush with a bright lip, but as the “fairest of them all”, Snow White has long subverted this rule. Recreate her look by applying a blue-based red lipstick with a lip brush, followed by a generous application of blush.

Ariel from The Little Mermaid

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Try using pale iridescent blue, pinkish-orange and red eyeshadows to create a mesmerising watercolour eye look, inspired by the mermaid Ariel’s bright and curious personality. Warm up your complexion with a bright peach blush, sweeping the colour inwards from the apples of your cheeks, then upwards towards your temples.

Pocohantas from Pocohantas

Credit: Cape coat, Dior

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Earthy. Bohemian. Effortless. What’s not to love about our titular heroine, Pocahontas? Cop her look by shaping the brows with a glue stick before filling them in with a brown liquid eyeliner. A shimmery olive shadow graces the lids and lower lash line (with a darker bronze matte eyeshadow in the hollows of the eyelids), while bronzer and highlighter sculpts the face.

Cinderella from Cinderella

Credit: Dress, Fendi

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Replicating this look is as easy as bibbidi-bobbidi-boo, as Cinderella’s fairy godmother would say. Use cool-toned eyeshadows like pinks, purples and blues to create a romantic hazy eye look. Add definition with a navy eyeliner, extending it past your tear duct to elongate your peepers.