Kate Middleton just demonstrated the most flattering autumn blush trick - and it reminds us of a special royal occasion
The Princess of Wales' makeup was reminiscent of a romantic milestone from her past
Kate Middleton has proven that turning up the heat on your blush is the perfect beauty switch for autumn.
The Princess of Wales looked glowy and radiant as she appeared alongside Prince William for a day out at work in drizzly October weather, during the royal pair's trip to Belfast.
Princess Catherine looked as elegant as ever in a pleated tartan skirt by Emilia Wickstead and a ruffled blouse, teamed with her Small Amberley Satchel by Mulberry. But it was her makeup that really caught our attention.
While Kate's complexion always boasts that lit-from-within look thanks to her timeless makeup choices, her blush was noticeably bolder and richer for this outing.
Kate opted for a slightly warmer look than we're used to seeing, with her face appearing subtly sun-kissed all over. And her elegant cheekbones were accentuated by the addition of a warm-toned blush, generously applied to create a beautifully flushed finish.
Adding an extra helping of blusher and choosing a deeper tone is one of the easiest ways to give your complexion a healthy glow during the grey autumn months. It's also ideal for adding tones that are synonymous with the season's colour palette into your look.
As we've been admiring Kate Middleton's beauty looks for years, we couldn't help but be reminded of her iconic wedding-day makeup when we first saw these snaps. The stronger shade of blush is reminiscent of the pop of pink she wore on that special day.
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As was the future Queen's bold eye look, which perfectly complemented the powerful touch of blush. As for lips, Catherine chose a peachy pink tone that expertly tied the glowing look together.
If you wish to copy Catherine, apply a bronzy, terracotta blush liberally to the apples of your cheeks to channel autumn with your makeup instead of your clothes - or to match your blush with the fall shades in your autumn wardrobe.
If bronzy-toned blushes aren't for you, try out a deeper wine-red choice instead. Kate's blush trick will light up your face and provide some serious cheekbone definition.
For a long-wearing, light and buildable blush that instantly lifts the skin and perfects with a blurring, airbrushed effect, the Airbrush Flawless Blush Blur in Summer Lovegasm is perfect. The rich, bronzy-hued shade is gorgeous for autumn.
On April 29th, 2011, the Prince and Princess of Wales married in a lavish ceremony at Westminster Abbey in London. Catherine looked ethereal in her Alexander McQueen gown - and her bridal makeup was immaculate, too.
Kate's wedding day makeup was by Bobbi Brown makeup artist Hannah Martin, who used a selection of products by the beauty brand to create the stunning finished look, which featured a strong peach blush, bronzy highlighter, pretty pink lips and a strong smoky eye.
It's believed Kate wore the Bobbi Brown Shimmer Brick to create her beautifully radiant wedding-day glow, while the Bobbi Brown Blush in Pale Pink added a healthy flush.
The Bobbi Brown Long-Wear Even Finish Foundation was reportedly responsible for her flawless base, while she wore the famous Lancôme Hypnôse Mascara on her lashes.
Catherine's flattering makeup look is not only beautifully modern, but it's also timeless - as proven by its similarities to her historic royal wedding day look, more than 15 years later. More of this, please!
Caitlin is News Editor for woman&home, covering all things royal, celeb, fashion, beauty and lifestyle. Caitlin started on local papers and titles such as Cosmopolitan, Now, Reveal and Take a Break while studying for her Multimedia Journalism degree. She also worked in Fashion PR as a Press Assistant for Arcadia's Topshop before becoming a part of the Now team. Caitlin went on to add the likes of Woman, GoodtoKnow, WhatToWatch and woman&home to her writing repertoire before moving on to her current role.
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