Makeup artist Arist Jo Baker has teamed up with Estée Lauder to launch a beauty collection inspired by the Sense & Sensibility press tour. The curated sets translate the distinct moods of the film's characters into a range of eyeshadows, blushes, and lip products.
The 'Sense' palette: Rose, Spritz, and Latte eyeshadows
The "Sense" collection is designed to capture the "innocent" and "naive" essence of Elinor Dashwood,a character played by Daisy Edgar-Jones in the upcoming film adaptation. According to a report from WWD, this specific assortment focuses on softer, more delicate tones to mirror the character's personality.
This curated set features three specific eyeshadow sticks—Rose, Spritz, and Latte—alongside the "Stolen Glance" and "Across the Dance Floor" blush colors. To complete the look, the collection includes the Blush Renewal lip shade. These items are intended to provide a subtle, light-catching finish that aligns with the character's temperament.
A provocative shift with 'Sensibility' shades like Espresso and Sugar Plum
In contrast to the softer tones, the "Sensibility" collection draws inspiration from the mature and provocative Marianne Dashwood, portrayed by Esmé Creed-Miles.. As reported by WWD, this side of the collaboration leans into much deeper, richer color stories to reflect a more intense aesthetic.
The "Sensibility" lineup includes Hazlenut, Sugar Plum, and Espresso eyeshadow sticks, paired with "Elevator Smile" and "Skinny Dip" blush shades. The collection is rounded out with Clove Cushion and Cherry Glow lip balms. These darker,more saturated pigments are meant to offer a striking alternative to the more understated "Sense" palette.
How Arist Jo Baker uses cream blushes to create a 'bouncy' glow
To achieve the luminous skin seen on the red carpet, makeup artist Arist Jo Baker emphasizes the importance of texture and blending. Baker specifically recommends Estée Lauder’s Futurist Blushmaker Dewy Cheek Tint Liquid Blush to achieve what she describes as a "soft, bouncy, youthful, glowy look." She noted that these cream textures are versatile enough for any age, from 15 to 75.
The styling of these looks is a highly coordinated effort involving a specialized creative team. Baker works in unison with hair architect Bryce Scarlett and stylist Dani Michelle to ensure the makeup complements the actress's wardrobe. This synergy was evident when Edgar-Jones wore an archival Chloé by Stella McCartney piece from 1999,a look Baker described as tapping into a "regressional" teen spirit.
Will the powder blue pouches become the next viral accessory?
While the collection offers a clear roadmap for replicating press tour beauty, several details regarding the product's availability remain unconfirmed. It is currently unclear if the powder blue pouches , which were hand-selected by Daisy Edgar-Jones, will be sold as standalone items or are exclusive to the curated assortments.
Furthermore, while the collection is tied to the film's premiere this Friday, the source does not specify if these character-driven kits are limited edition. It remains to be seen if the specific "mood" branding—splitting beauty into "Sense" and "Sensibility"—will resonate with consumers looking for more narrative-driven makeup collections.
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