HARLEY QUINN Makeup Tutorial | Halloween 2014

Harley Quinn is by far one of the best female supervillains out there. She's sassy, at times sweet, and just off her rocker enough to be a quintessential bad-gal which is why I knew I had to do a look inspired by her this year. The bold red and black mixed with traditional harlequin details makes for a captivating look that can easily go from full-on-cosplay to last minute DIY costume.

And come on, doesn't she just look like the life of the party? Hahaha... Full tutorial after the jump!

PRODUCTS MENTIONED:
light foundation | Make Up for Ever HD Foundation in N120 white makeup | White Creme Makeup powder | Hourglass Ethereal Light Powder blush | Rock & Republic Blush in Kinky burgundy eyeliner | 3CE Creamy Waterproof Eyeliner in #7 Cleopatra black eyeliner pencil | Urban Decay 24/7 Eyeliner in Zero red eyeshadow | Sugarpill Burning Heart Palette black & white eyeshadow | theBalm Nude Tude Palette black gel liner | Maybelline Gel Eyeliner in Black lower lashes | Darkness X-up lashes upper lashes | NYX red feather lashes lip liner | Too Faced lip liner in Perfect Berry/Neutral Berry red lipstick | Maybelline Vivids Lipstick in Neon Red black lipstick | Wet n Wild Fantasy Makers lipstick in Black

ON ME:
Leg Avenue "Jingle Jester" costume Leg Avenue Mini cropped gloves Spirit Halloween Female Jester wig Stuart Weitzman Highway over-the-knee boots
Here's my completed outfit. This costume is inspired by the animated version of Harley and I used my Stuart Weitzman over-the-knee boots that I bought back during the Nordies Anniversary sale. I actually love that her costume isn't too revealing and this one actually comes with a cape that has 2 jingle balls at the bottom that clink your arrival.

The wig is more like the 2011 relaunched Harley, with half-black/half-red pigtails. The pigtails are actually clip-in pieces so you can adjust them to look perfect once the base wig is on.

To me, this look is all about the delicate details. The lines pulling away from the eyes and lips should all be thin and sharp which should contrast with the softly blended cheeks and eyes.

And how stinkin' amazing are these lashes from NYX? The red feathers really make the eyes pop!

As I mentioned before, you can use this tutorial as a last-minute DIY costume as a basic mine or jester by pairing a white tee with suspenders and black shorts. It's all about the makeup, baby!

I hope you guys enjoyed this tutorial! Let me know in the comments what you plan on dressing up as this Halloween or if you have any big plans.