For Daisy’s signature curls, Hennings used the Dyson Airwrap, “sometimes using three different sizes [of barrels] to get that ’70s natural wave.”
Makeup: According to Rebecca Wachtel, who created the makeup looks on the show, “Daisy is not someone who puts herself together too much. She’s breaking away from the confines of her parents and their wealthy background.”
Daisy’s makeup journey reflects her rise to stardom throughout the series, as well as her drug use. “Daisy starts off as a natural sunkissed beauty, whose natural rosy glowing skin was a collection of cream-based products that I could blend on her face,” says Wachtel. ”Depending on the mood or where her character was at, I would add or take away different elements.” Wachtel’s go-to products were Sol Cream Bronzers, Chantecaille Future Skin Foundation, Julie Hewitt Cheekie in Rosie, and RMS Beauty Lip Shine in Enchanted for the cheeks and bridge of nose, and a swipe of Kosas Kosassport Lipfuel in Rush over the mouth.
“As Daisy becomes famous, I took inspiration from an Avon ad from 1975,” Wachtel says, referencing a soft wash of eye shadow across the lid in an elongated cat-eye shape. “I thought it would fit Riley’s eye shape well.”
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Wachtel leaned on this design for the iconic scene in which Daisy is wearing a winged dark blue and silver costume and is falling back into the crowd. “Daisy is wearing blue eye shadow and a red lip, and her face has the glow of performance on it,” Wachtel says, adding that this is her favorite makeup moment of the series for Daisy.
For the eyes, Wachtel applied MAC Eyeshadow in Triennial Wave over the lid and topped it with a wash of Stila Magnificent Metals in Comex Platinum. She outlined the lips with MAC Brick Lip Pencil and a custom color from the Bobbi Brown pro lip palette.
Camila Alvarez
Hair: For Camila, played by Camila Morrone, there are definite Ali MacGraw vibes. “Camila is a wife, mother, and the heart and soul of the band,” Hennings says. “I saw her as the polar opposite of Daisy. I wanted the audience to fall in love with both of them for different reasons. Daisy is strong and straight-forward and Camila loving and soft.”
