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Different Lipstick Color for Different Lolita Dresses

Lipstick is a very important part of every woman’s makeup routine. It is an essential part of making the entire face more fresh and beautiful. Since the earliest days, the women have used the lipstick to make themselves more attractive and beautiful. Since then the beauty industry has changed so much, providing the customers and lipstick lovers with so many different options that there is everything for everyone. From different textures, ingredients, pigmentation, and colors, the lipsticks today come in the most various forms and colors.

The lipstick trends are changing very often and with every new fashion season, there is a new makeup trend. The huge number of makeup influencers are defining the trends and making the direction of the supply and demand on the market. However, there are some lipsticks with their colors and textures that are timeless and never go out of style.

With the uniqueness of costumes, dresses, accessories, and footwear, “Lolitain.com” is one of the most original brands on the market that supports the beauty and difference in the look, providing fashion that is inspired by Victorian age. According to that, the overall outfit is best accompanied by suitable lipstick. The lipstick was the most important piece of makeup that was used back in that time, and the color options were limited. The lipstick does add to the beauty of fashion garments. In those terms, we have prepared some lipstick suggestions that will go best with some of our products.

Take a look at the list below:

1. Alice Girl Lolita Chandelier Handle Lace Ruffled Open Jsk Sling Dress in Apricot

Product link: https://www.lolitain.com/alice-girl-lolita-chandelier-handle-lace-ruffled-open-jsk-sling-dress-p-7765.html

Lipstick suggestion: Givenchy N 302 Hibiscus Exclusif

Product link: https://www.givenchybeauty.com/int/en/p/le-rouge-F20100015.html

This lace dress is very soft and feminine and it will make you look like you have come out of a fairytale. It is sweet, full of lace and with discreet stitching that goes perfectly with some of the colored patterns of the skirt. The skirt is baloney, layered and the mixture of cream, white and apricot makes it just enough in terms of avoiding additional accessorizing. The best lipstick color for this dress is N 302 Hibiscus Exclusif from Givenchy. When applied on the lips, it provides gentle radiance and intense color. It suits all skin tones and gives a nice, sensual look that goes perfectly with the vibe of the dress.

2. Alice Girl Lolita Chandelier Handle Lace Ruffled Open Jsk Sling Dress in Black

Product link: https://www.lolitain.com/alice-girl-lolita-chandelier-handle-lace-ruffled-open-jsk-sling-dress-p-7765.html

Lipstick suggestion: Rouge D’Armani Matte Lipstick in 400 – Four Hundred

Product link: https://www.giorgioarmanibeauty-usa.com/makeup/lips/lipstick/rouge-darmani-matte-lipstick/A2126.html#start=2&cgid=F1_MAKE_UP_LIPS_LIPSTICK

Another black version of the same dress can be seen with similar details and stitching. The color combination here is different because the base is black. The maroon and dark red motifs limit the lipstick color choice to the red hues. The perfect option is Armani’s 400 four Hundred Matte lipsticks. The coverage, pigmentation and the hue are just what this dress needs.

3. Alice Girl Lolita Chandelier Handle Lace Ruffled Open Jsk Sling Dress in Blue

Product link: https://www.lolitain.com/alice-girl-lolita-chandelier-handle-lace-ruffled-open-jsk-sling-dress-p-7765.html

Lipstick suggestion: Kat Von D Farm Sanctuary Everlasting Liquid Lipstick in Bruno

Product link: https://www.katvondbeauty.com/lip/liquid-lipstick/farm-sanctuary-everlasting-liquid-lipstick/40005.html?dwvar_40005_color=4114

Nothing says mystique and vampy look as the deep blue shades of lipstick. That is why the metallic foil in midnight blue from Kat Von D is the perfect choice to spice up the blue lace Lolita dress. The metallic shine alongside the blue and black ruffles and lace will result in a look that will be hard to forget.

4. Alice Girl Lolita Chandelier Handle Lace Ruffled Open Jsk Sling Dress in Wine red

Product link: https://www.lolitain.com/alice-girl-lolita-chandelier-handle-lace-ruffled-open-jsk-sling-dress-p-7765.html

Lipstick suggestion: Givenchy N° 13 ROUGE INTERDIT – Valentine’s Day

Product link: https://www.givenchybeauty.com/int/en/p/rouge-interdit-F20100049.html

The wine red lace dress comes with black ruffles and some beige motifs. In order not to close and tone down the look, it is best to use a vibrant and light lipstick that will let the dress dominate and freshen up your face at the same time. Givenchy’s lipstick in Valentine’s Day is bright and red enough to create a nice color balance and contrast.

5. Afternoon Time Series Concise Pure Color Classic Lolita Hairband

Link Product: https://www.lolitain.com/afternoon-time-series-concise-pure-color-classic-lolita-hairband-p-7771.html

In combination with

6. Pearlescent Color Bowknot Bead Pendant Sweet Lolita High Heel Shoes

Link Product: https://www.lolitain.com/pearlescent-color-bowknot-bead-pendant-sweet-lolita-high-heel-shoes-p-7666.html

Afternoon Time Series Concise Pure Color Classic Lolita Hairband

https://www.lolitain.com/afternoon-time-series-concise-pure-color-classic-lolita-hairband-p-7771.html

Lipstick suggestion: Kat Von D Studded Kiss Crème Lipstick in Poe – Glimmer navy

Product link: https://www.katvondbeauty.com/lip/lipstick/studded-kiss-creme-lipstick/40006.html?dwvar_40006_color=1036

Creating a fashionable contrast that will contain the style but bring the different vibe into the outfit can be done with accessories and lipstick. The “Lolitain.com” accessories and footwear are bringing back come of the most popular items and shoes from the past, but with a modern touch. The colors and fabrics are done and chosen wisely to create a nice balance between the old and the new. The Lolita hairband is a very vintage-inspired accessory that comes upgraded with lots of lace and bows. It is a soft pink, with white lace that is visible on the ends. It can be worn wrapped under the chin, or for a more modern look, behind the ears down the neck. It presents a feminine and girly look and goes well with an outfit in the same style. A wonderful footwear addition to the hairband is the Lolita High Heel Shoes in navy blue. The shoes are with round front, featuring a bow at the back and small pearl detail at the front. The side-finish of the shoe is lace-inspired. The bands at the front and on the ankle add to the vintage look. The combination of these 2 accessories, different in color but similar is style present feminine yet edgy vibe. While the rest of the outfit will define the final look, what can give a fabulous modern and deep touch is a vibrant and bold lipstick. The Kat Von D Studded Kiss Crème Lipstick in Poe – Glimmer navy is an excellent choice. The lipstick is very creamy and pigmented which makes the application very easy and the final look is more than extraordinary. It is long-lasting lipstick and the shade perfectly complements the color of the footwear and creates a tonal balance between the upper and lower part of the entire look and outfit. The vampy and deep look will give the face a bit of gothic look that will make a contrast with the soft and cute feminine “Lolitain.com” garments.

Finding the right lipstick for the right costume or accessories from “Lolitain.com” will instantly transform you into a stylish and original Lolita girl. The offer on the beauty market is so big, and having the right lipstick that will complement your outfit and catch the same tone of what you wear can upgrade your look with a modern and sophisticated vibe. Mixing the vintage and the modern is super easy when you have “Lolitain.com” on your side.

Be bold in your look and lipstick and become original Lolita girl.

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Questions about Takk, Lions predictions, Sanu formation names, new stadium, more

Good morning and welcome to Straight from the ’Beek! It’s Friday and that means we’re another day closer to the Falcons-Lions showdown in Detroit – and you’ve got questions. Just remember that all opinions you see in this space are mine, unless otherwise noted.

And we’re off.

David from Brooklyn, NY

Hi Beek. Do you think fans are putting too much pressure on Takk? Sacks are not easy to come by.

Matt: No, I don’t think so at all, David. Yes, you’re right, sacks are not easy to get in the NFL, but guys like Takkarist McKinley are highly motivated, regardless of what the fans say. They’re professional athletes and relish the opportunity to go out and compete. And he’s a first-round draft pick for a reason – because the Falcons believe he has what it takes to be a force at defensive end. He’s got a big opportunity in front of him this weekend in Detroit. Thanks for your question.

Oran from Marietta, GA

Trade Coleman?!! Are you crazy? All we need is for Devonta Freeman to go down for weeks or the season and then what? I see Tevin Coleman still improving with experience and coaching. Depth is critical for a contender and RBs are prone to leg injuries.

Matt: You’re obviously referring to Kit from Canton’s suggestion, and I couldn’t agree with you more, Oran. Coleman is an integral part of this offense when he’s on the field and depth is crucial at that position. Those guys take a lot of hits throughout the season. Thanks for your comment and, no, I’m not crazy.

Jack from Chattanooga, TN

Hello, Matt. I’m from 100 miles up I-75 from the great Falcons city of Chattanooga and I have loved this team since Tommy Nobis earned his way to becoming one of the premier linebackers of all time. I wanted to comment on a previous question about Falcons fans leaving early. This has been a ‘quality’ of our teams’ fans for 50 years and I had hoped the new stadium that Mr. Blank has given us would change that. I’ve been to many games over the years with my best old Falcon buddy and we never once considered leaving a game early for any reason. It’s becoming increasingly difficult for us blue-collar types to even afford to come so, once again, I’m begging all the corporate season ticket holders … either support the team or give your tickets to someone who will. The best thing that ever happened to this team, aside from William Andrews and many other players, was Rankin Smith selling to Arthur Blank. So get on his bandwagon and us working faithfuls will stay glued to our tubes till the final gun every week. Thanks for your column and Go Falcons!!

Matt: Even though you didn’t really have a question, I think it’s important for loyal and longtime fans like you have a voice and share your perspectives – so I ran it. Thanks for your comments, Jack. And thanks for reading.

Zamir from West Milton, PA

Hi Matt! Your prediction for the last game was 27-24. Mine was 34-24, so I think I got that one, but most importantly the Falcons won! What is your prediction for this game? Mine is 31-17.

Matt: Hi, Zamir. Wow, you weren’t too far off. I didn’t think we were competing, either. As fas as the Lions game goes, I think the Falcons offense is starting to get back on track – and we saw that against the Packers last Sunday night. I think it continues in Detroit, too. So if I had to make a prediction, I’d say Atlanta by two scores — Falcons 28, Lions 14.

Ricky from Atlanta, GA

Just wanted to say I love the column. The question I have is why is it that when the Falcons get somewhat of a lead, they go into that prevent defense? It’s killing us because it takes the momentum out the game and fans get frustrated. It’s making them want to leave the game early because now we look like the Falcons of old. Can you please talk to the defensive coordinator and the coach and let them know? Let’s keep the gas on these guys throughout the whole game and you’ll have a bigger fan base. Thanks.

Matt: Ricky, you Falcons fans should know by now that a player as good as Aaron Rodgers is never going down quietly without a fight, right? Even when the Packers were down a few touchdowns (24 points, in this one), did you really think that would be the final margin? So they ended up scoring twice, but that shouldn’t make Falcons leave early or get frustrated or quit following the team, in my opinion. You’ve got a great team that’s built to win now. Enjoy it. I could back and explain (again) why the Falcons were not taking their feet off the gas pedal, but I won’t. Thanks for reading and glad you love the column.

Ayush from West Windsor, NJ

Hi, Straight from the Beek. This is my first time asking a question, also I’m a newer fan of the Falcons and my question is, what will happen to the old stadium?

Matt: Hello, Ayush from West Windsor. Welcome to Straight from the ’Beek and the Falcons are lucky to have you rooting for them, Ayush! The old Georgia Dome is scheduled for implosion on Nov. 20, 2017.

Devonte from Portsmouth, VA

What’s up, Matt. I was wondering what you think about us making history this year? I feel like we have something to prove to the whole league and that last year was just bad play calling, and this year will be the beginning of a dynasty.

Matt: Hi. I’ve been asked this a lot and I’ll you this much, Devonte. The Falcons have the core of their offense back, including players at key positions. They’ve also improved the defense, in my opinion, by going out and signing some key free agents in Dontari Poe and Jack Crawford. They also drafted Takkarist McKinley. I think the Falcons are built to win now and can make a deep postseason push. Now they still have to go out and execute and win. They’ll also need to stay healthy – and a little luck along the way always helps, too. Last year is last year. So forget it. As far as any dynasty talk goes, look, you have to win the big one more than once to warrant consideration for that label, at least in my book. I’d say it’s a bit premature. Hope that helps and thanks for reading.

Isaac from Athens, GA

Tell DQ that they should call the Sanu formation the Rise Mo!

Matt: Will do. We’ve gotten a ton of great suggestions so far. And thanks, Isaac.

Jose from Mesa, AZ

Hey Beek. This is not a question. Rather it is a suggestion for the name of the Sanu/wildcat formation: Call it the “Dirty Bird” formation. Thanks.

Matt: Noted, and thanks Jose.

Josh from Soperton, GA

Hi Matt. How long do you think the Super Bowl loss is going to be brought back up every time there is a momentum shift in regular-season games? Also, I consider you part of the team, being that you are able to answer almost anything about the team. So, do you make the sixth or seventh Matt? RISE UP!!!! LET’S GO DIRTY BIRDS!

Matt: Hey, Josh. I think just about everyone is tired of hearing about last year’s Super Bowl. It’s a different year and this is a different Falcons team – with some different players and coaches, too. That said, I think the topic is going to be brought up throughout the season, regardless if the Falcons win or lose. And if the Falcons make a deep postseason push, I’m sure someone will bring it up then, too. You have to give this team credit, though, because they’ve answered every question with class and never dodge the topic. To your other point, yes, there are a lot of Matts on the roster and there are more walking this building. Of course I’m biased but … it’s a great name and all the credit goes to my late mother, who insisted on Matthew. Thanks for reading.

Lakeem from Atlanta, GA

Hi. My question is, do you ever think Julio Jones will have competition against any cornerbacks in the NFL?

Matt: Well, let’s put it this way … Julio certainly faces competition week in and week out, Lakeem. And sometimes it comes in the form of double- and triple-coverage. It might not seem like it to the casual fan at times because he’s just that dominant. The Falcons and their fans are lucky to have him – he’s one of the best of his generation.

Daniel from Woodstock, GA

Hey Beek, thanks for the write-ups, I really enjoy them. I’m curious from a player’s perspective if the game on Sunday felt like playing inside or outside? Have any of the players been asked this? I know the roof was open, but watching on TV it still felt very much like an indoor game.

Matt: Hey, Daniel. That’s an interesting take – and part of me agrees with you. With the way some of these new stadiums are constructed, it does feel like it’s still an indoor stadium sometimes – and I totally get what you’re saying with how it looks the same on TV. And if it does rain or snow, they’ll keep the the roof closed. I remember going to games in the old Texas Stadium, which was covered but featured a large hole in the roof over the field – I saw some games there in November and December and it definitely felt like an outdoor stadium when the temperatures dipped or when it snowed. We’ll try to get a player’s response to that and share it. Thanks for reading.

Joel from Boston, MA

Hey Beek. Good stuff, as always. As a Falcons fan right in the middle of New England’s rowdiest crowd, it’s been a tough offseason. Your condolences would be appreciated. Anyways, my question is in regards to our current CB situation. Tru showed a lot of life last week, but his two big plays were more the ball coming to him rather than him making a play on the ball (albeit a pretty catch on the INT). That in conjunction with Alford’s incessant holding/PI flags — do you think we have what it takes to contain Stafford and the Lions’ WRs while matching up in man coverage? I think we win, but I see it being a shootout coming down to the final drive or two.

Matt: Hey, Joel. The good news this year is that the Falcons will be heading your way on Oct. 22 – hopefully you score some tickets to the game. To your question, I think between Golden Tate, Ameer Abdullah and Theo Riddick, the Lions have three running backs/receivers who are tough to tackle in the open field and Matthew Stafford does an excellent job extending plays – and dispersing the ball. I grouped Tate in there because he runs like a running back. They have a decent tight end and, yes, their receivers can make plays downfield, too. The Falcons and guys like Desmond Trufant will have to do a good job wrapping up and tackling on Sunday, but I do like how they match up.

Steve from Buffalo, NY

Hey Beek. Today was my first read of the column (newb), but I plan to continue. As a die-hard fan, I travel to ATL at least once a year for a game. I will be at the Buffalo game next week and was shocked how much tickets in decent seats were going for. Do you think this is because of the nostalgia of a new stadium? Offsetting the concession prices? Or just the new “normal” based on recent success?

Matt: Hey, Steve. First, thanks for reading and welcome to Straight from the ’Beek. I’ve been in a lot of stadiums and this really is a one-of-a-kind experience. I’m also from Upstate New York (know where you’re coming from) and I think you’re going to be pleasantly surprised. I’m not sure where you’re sitting and I’m not involved with ticket pricing, but there really aren’t any bad seats at Mercedes-Benz Stadium. Please write back and let me know how the trip went. Safe travels.

C. O’Neal from Varnville, SC

Hey Beek, enjoy the Q&A. My question is, why doesn’t Matt try more corner end zone over-the-shoulder throws to Julio, Sanu or the big tight ends? Is he uncomfortable making that throw?

Matt: Hi, and glad you enjoy it. I don’t think Matt Ryan is really uncomfortable throwing any sort of pass to Julio Jones, Mohamed Sanu or Austin Hooper. I think the Falcons have designed plays and routes for short-yardage and end-zone situations – and they work on those a lot during minicamps, training camp, preseason and throughout the year. Hope that helps.

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