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Marissa DeSantis
Nov. 09, 2018 03:35PM EST

Tiler Peck Wore the Most Perfect Red Lip for Nutcracker Season & We've Got the Exact How-To

Tiler Peck's CFDA Fashion Fund red lip also makes for the perfect Nutcracker makeup. Photo via Instagram, Rebecca de Ravenel

Earlier this week, New York City Ballet principal Tiler Peck gave us some major onstage makeup inspiration while attending an offstage event. While walking the red carpet at the CFDA/Vogue Fashion Fund gala, Peck's beauty look was still perfectly suited for the ballet with her top knot hairstyle and stage-worthy red lip. Peck's makeup artist for the night, Daniel Duran, shared his exact breakdown on the look, working exclusively with beauty brand Chantecaille. So, whether you're in need of a waterproof brow pencil, volumizing mascara or long-lasting red lip this Nutcracker season, we've got you covered.

A close-up of Peck's classic beauty look. Photo courtesy of Chantecaille.

Chantecaille Future Skin Foundation

Photo via Chantecaille

Duran started by applying Future Skin Foundation, $78, as Peck's base. The oil-free gel formula is lightweight while still providing medium to full coverage. It's also free of skin-irritating ingredients like parabens, fragrances and dyes.

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