I’m So Glad I Grew Up In The 60’s I DId So Much Stupid Stuff And There Is No Record shirt

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Like many, I’ve taken to doing the I’m So Glad I Grew Up In The 60’s I DId So Much Stupid Stuff And There Is No Record shirt in contrast I will get this bare minimum for Zoom meetings, from dressing appropriately only from the neck up to wearing just enough makeup that I don’t obsess over my dark circles or ruddy complexion. (Just kidding! I still do that anyway.) Beyond my go-to complexion enhancers—a sheer veil of Giorgio Armani Luminous Silk Foundation and swirl of Glossier Cloud Paint in soft pinky peach Beam—the only additional step I take is a quick smudge of eyeliner, my one true desert island product.

I’m So Glad I Grew Up In The 60’s I DId So Much Stupid Stuff And There Is No Record shirt, hoodie, tank top, sweater and long sleeve t-shirt

In the I’m So Glad I Grew Up In The 60’s I DId So Much Stupid Stuff And There Is No Record shirt in contrast I will get this past, lining my eyes typically consisted of thick rimmings of kohl pencil on the waterlines, but in lockdown that reads a bit more severe on my Zoom thumbnail than I’d like. However, because I feel naked without eyeliner, instead of skipping it altogether, I shifted to a lighter-handed—and decidedly more inconspicuous—approach: tightlining. The makeup artist–favored eyeliner trick, also known as the invisible eyeliner technique, consists of lining the upper waterline—really getting in between each and every lash and filling in the gaps at the base—to make your lashes appear thicker and fuller at the roots. It’s almost as if you’re creating the illusion of eyeliner à la The Morning Show’s Nestor Carbonell (IYKYK).

1. Length is measured from the highest point on the collar down to the bottom hem. 2. Width is measured across the body of the shirt under the armpits, one way. 3. Sleeves are measured from center back to hem.