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0:00It's March 31st. I'm Corey with The Story, and this is entertainment and celebrity news. Today, your AI-powered entertainment report. Cool-tone pinks and romantic makeup looks are dominating red carpets and sticking around big time for spring weddings. After years of heavy contouring, we're shifting to softer, effortless vibes with pastels and rosy flushes that mimic natural skin glow. Makeup artist Nikki DeRose says, this trend feels fresh and elevated, perfect for photos and real life. You spotted it on stars like Emma Stone, Lily Rose Dep, and Gwyneth Paltrow, and DeRose just nailed a version on Caitlin Larson at The Vanity. Fair Oscar Party. It's all about enhancing your features without overload, especially for brides wanting that luminous, diffused finish. Fans and artists love how it flatters everyone, from fair skin with baby pinks to deeper tones in richer roses. The impact hits home for weddings, where heavy makeup can feel dated, but this keeps things light and romantic while boosting confidence.

1:01DeRose breaks it down simply, start with hydrating tents or serums over full foundation for glowy skin, then layer liquid blush high on cheekbones, for a lifted flush, setting with powder for dimension, build slow to avoid fake vibes. For eyes, go diffuse with soft pastels like lilacs or champagne, blending shadows gently to match the cheeks. Grab sheer tents around 30 to 50 dollars, rosy blushes and cool shades, and stackable eye palettes to try yourself this season.