Zoë Foster Blake’s latest beauty look is a lesson in how-to nail ‘90s beauty

It seems like lately barely a week goes by that Zoë Foster Blake doesn’t dish out some stunning new beauty inspo.

Remember that gorgeous pink makeup look she created with a bargain eyeshadow? Then there was her chic new sleek bob (the actual definition of #hairgoals!) and her totally wearable rainbow manicure.

Well, Zoë has done it again and delivered one seriously stunning ‘90s-inspired beauty look while doing the press rounds for her Go-To Skin Care range in New York City.

Check it out:

That matte nude lip paired with her expertly blended toasted coconut eyeshadow are a match made in heaven. The ‘90s nostalgia is hitting us hard and we are so on board with Zoë’s “no lashes, no shimmer” makeup look.

New York City-based makeup artist Maria Riskakis was behind the look, describing it as “a little bit of matte lips and lids, 90’s vibe,” in an Instagram post. 

And, if you’re keen to replicate this classic work and weekend-ready makeup look, Riskakis revealed all the key products in our exclusive interview...

"The look was pretty clean and fresh. All about the glow. We started with all Go-To Skin Care including a mask. Skin was Chantecaille Future Skin foundation with some NARS concealer" meanwhile Tom Ford Shade And Illuminate and Charlotte Tilbury Beach Sticks were used to add some contour and colour, explained Riskakis.

As for the eyes and brows, Riskakis used "Anastasia Beverly Hills Dipbrow Pomade, Charlotte Tilbury Eyes To Mesmerise cream shadows [and] some Dior mascara. No powder. The entire look was creme based, quick, easy and effortless."

On the lips, Riskakis used a mix of Charlotte Tibury and Tom Ford lip colours. We also love Maybelline New York’s Color Sensational Matte Nudes Lipstick in Toasted Truffle as it's a great nude shade that suits most skin tones.

We know how we’ll be doing our faces this weekend.

If you’re looking for more fresh beauty inspo, check out all the best beauty looks from the Paris Fashion Week runway.

What do you think of Zoë Foster Blake’s ‘90s makeup? Let us know in the comments.

Main image credit: @serenawylliemakeup