Valentine’s Day became even more enchanting with Sabrina Carpenter’s latest release, Please, Please, Please, featuring country music legend Dolly Parton. Alongside the song, came a mesmerising music video with angelic, buttery vocals and captivating visuals. The video expands the ever-evolving Sabrina Carpenter universe as the duo blends country twang with a cinematic, Thelma & Louise-inspired adventure. This time, the plot follows Carpenter and Parton embarking on a criminal mission to bury the singer’s now ex-boyfriend, played by Barry Keoghan.
Beyond the music and storytelling, one detail that truly stood out was Carpenter’s stunning ’60s-inspired smokey eye, crafted by her go-to makeup artist, Carolina Gonzalez. Ahead, discover how you can recreate the singer’s stunning smokey-eyed doll makeup from her Please, Please, Please music video on yourself.
Glowy Base
For Carpenter’s smooth, “my skin but better” complexion, Gonzalez often turns to Armani Beauty’s Luminous Silk Foundation. Of course, it wouldn’t be Sabrina Carpenter without her signature blush. To enhance her flushed look, she starts with a thin, buildable layer of peach-toned blush, gradually adding more for a radiant finish. To achieve that same lit-from-within glow, try the Armani Beauty Luminous Silk Cheek Tint for a seamless, dewy finish.
Winged Smokey Eye
The standout feature of the look is undoubtedly her winged smokey eye. To achieve this, a deep-toned eyeshadow from the Makeup By Mario’s Master Mattes Eyeshadow Palette is seamlessly blended into a winged silhouette, adding a modern twist to the classic smokey eye. To intensify the drama, a dark kohl liner—such as Huda Beauty’s Creamy Longwear Eye Pencil—can be applied to the tightline and waterline, adding depth and definition. Prefer something more subtle for everyday wear? Opt for a brown kohl liner for a softer take on the winged smokey eye.
Glossy, Peachy Lips
The Please, Please, Please singer completes her look with a signature pout, achieved effortlessly by outlining her lips with a chocolate brown lip liner and layering a peachy nude gloss on top for an ombre effect. After scouring the internet, we’ve found that a swipe of Armani Beauty Lip Power in the shade Desire, paired with Rare Beauty’s Kind Words Matte Lip Liner would mimic her go-to lips. No lip combo is truly complete without gloss, perhaps why Carpenter launched her own Sweet Tooth Lip Gloss, making it the perfect finishing touch to this stunning look.
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