Mirror Mirror

Lily Collins was the fairest of them all at the Mirror Mirror premiere. (Tied with Julia Roberts, that is.) Not only did Lily's pearly complexion glow, her red lips were also reminiscent of Snow White's favorite forbidden fruit. Kayleen McAdams, the makeup artists who created this look, framed Lily's eyes with a glittering green-grey shadow and topped it all off with a blast of bright color on her lips. See the products you need to get Lily's exact look when you read more

Julia Roberts may play the evil stepmother in the latest Snow White adaptation Mirror Mirror, but her makeup was less than loathsome at the premiere. Makeup artist Genevieve Herr created a subtle daytime eye look that works just as well at the office as it did on the red carpet.

To start, Herr applied Lancôme Liner Design in Indigo Darling (a navy blue hue) to the top lash line. By applying liner before shadow, she achieved a less stark line that goes well with a more relaxed daytime look. Next, Herr used a light-reflecting shadow in the inner corners to create the illusion of bright and open eyes. This shimmery shadow was blended with a darker plum shade that covered Julia's outer lid. (Both shades are from the Color Design Quad in Twirling in Tulle.) Herr finished with mascara on both top and bottom lashes. By mixing a luminescent shadow with a matte darker hue, Herr created a polished eye look that's ideal for daytime — and doesn't take much to update for night.

Last week we got our first look at Kristen Stewart's badass turn as Snow White in the trailer for Snow White and the Huntsman, and now we get to see Lily Collins in what looks like a much lighter take on the classic fairy-tale character in Mirror, Mirror. For starters, Collins's character doesn't don armor, but rather frilly dresses more fitting for balls and enticing the prince. Her posse of seven dwarfs also seem like they will have amusing back and forth with the fair princess, who has been banished to the woods by the evil queen (Julia Roberts).

Roberts is the real star of the trailer, though, having one funny line after another as she slams Snow White and tries to woo the prince (Armie Hammer), whose riches she's after. While Collins looks great as Snow White, I'm more interested in Roberts's portrayal of a money-grubbing, snide queen. See how you feel about her portrayal of a mean girl when you watch the trailer