The Exact Blue Eye Makeup Products Celebrities Are Wearing

Blue Eyeshadow - Michelle Williams - Lead

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So you’ve oohed and aahed over the blue eye makeup seen on the eyelids of Hollywood’s elite. Now, instead of color-matching a picture you printed out from Instagram and opting for a product that looks like Reese Witherspoon’s eyeshadow, you can scroll through this gallery and shop the exact item. And it’s easier to pull off than you think. Paired with a subtle nude or pink lip and glowy skin, it serves as the focal point to any beauty look, and is a refreshing swap if you’ve grown sick of your regular Saturday night smoky eye.

Need some ideas? Here, we’ve rounded up a few red carpet favorites, along with the shopping info for you to recreate it for yourself.

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Reese Witherspoon

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That cobalt shimmery shadow? It’s courtesy of a genius combo of Elizabeth Arden products. Celebrity makeup artist Molly Stern covered the celebrity’s eyelids with the Little Black Compact Eyeshadow Trio’s Something Blue ($22; macys.com) and then lined her top lash line with Beautiful Color Smoky Eyes Powder Pencil in Midnight ($19; macys.com).

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Emily Ratajkowski

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Celebrity makeup artist Hung Vanngo first used Marc Jacobs Beauty Highlighter Matte Gel Eye Crayon Eyeliner in Whirl(Pool) 51 ($25; sephora.com) to line the star’s lash line and further defined the look with Over(Night) 61.

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Taraji P. Henson

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Taraji P. Henson’s eye makeup is always divine, but her Oscars look gave us a newfound appreciation for blue eyeliner. According to People, her makeup artist Ashunta Sheriff used Urban Decay’s 24/7 Eyeliner in LSD ($20; sephora.com) to get her electric look.

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Michelle Williams

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Monochromatic makeup is what’s up, and Michelle Williams gave it a spin at Cannes, matching Diorshow Colour and Contour Liner #157 Iris ($33; cosbar.com) to the shade of her polka dot dress.

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