Amy Adams' Sparkly, Champagne Eye

Stephen applied this foundation with a wet sponge. "This dilutes it and puts a light blanket so the skin looks healthy," he said. "Her skin doesn't need more than that."

He used this champagne blush as an eye shadow base. "It has a gentle sparkle to it which reflects and warms the skin."

He lined the lash line with this eggplant/brown shade.

Stephen blended out the pencil with this shimmery eggplant eye shadow to deepen Amy's eye.

"In the outer corners of her eye and right in the lashes, I tapped this deep, dark purple color with a straight brush," said Stephen. "This darkens her lash line and draws the eye outward."

He applied this shadow in the inner corners of her eyes. "This reflects beautifully and in pictures always brightens up the eye."

"Underneath her bottom lashes I used a golden brown from this palette. It has enough gold in it to bring out all the colors of anyone's eyes," he said. He topped it off with two coats of mascara.

"With a Navy dress, I wanted a pink flush coloring - not oranges or reds," said Stephen.

He opted for a neutral lip to not overshadow the eye.