I Tried Recreating Chappell Roan’s GovBall Look!
I recreated Chappell Roan’s GovBall look by Andrew Dahling for the 4th of July! I saw it fitting, as she went as the Statue of Liberty for the music festival! How did I do? 🤔
Products Used:
Base: Sunset Makeup Green Foundation
Eyeliner/Brows and Lips: U Can Be Makeup’s Athena Oil Face Paint Palette
Wig and Headpiece: Shein
Gems and Lashes: Amazon
Contour and Highlight: James Charles Morphe Palette
Glitter Eyeshadow: NYX Glitter and Glitter Primer
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Hey everyone! So, you saw my attempt at recreating Chappell Roan's incredible Statue of Liberty look from GovBall, and I wanted to dive a little deeper into the whole process. When I first saw her iconic outfit, I was absolutely captivated. The boldness, the creativity, and the sheer dedication to the theme – it was pure Chappell magic! And with the 4th of July coming up, embodying Lady Liberty, even in a Chappell Roan twist, felt like the perfect festive statement. Getting this dramatic festival look right was definitely a journey. My biggest takeaway? Prep is everything when you're dealing with green body paint! I chose Sunset Makeup Green Foundation as a base, but I also layered U Can Be Makeup’s Athena Oil Face Paint Palette for that intense, vibrant green. My tip for anyone trying a full-body color like this: start with clean, moisturized skin. Apply thin layers with a sponge for an even finish, and let each layer dry before adding the next to avoid streaks. It’s messy, but so worth it for that striking Chappell Roan effect! The eye makeup was another critical part to get that 'dramatic eye makeup with gems' look mentioned in the OCR. Chappell's eyes were fierce! I used the James Charles Morphe Palette for contour and highlight around the eyes, really sculpting the area, then went in with NYX Glitter and Glitter Primer. Don't be shy with the glitter! For the gems, I found some affordable ones on Amazon. Using a good quality lash glue helps them stay put, especially if you’re planning to dance or be out all day. Placement is key – I tried to mimic her distinct patterns around the outer corners and under the brow bone. Let's talk about the accessories – the wig and headpiece were crucial. I sourced mine from Shein, and while they did the job, adjusting them for comfort and stability was a mini-project. For the wig, make sure your hair is securely braided or pinned down underneath. A wig cap is a lifesaver! The Statue of Liberty crown can be a bit unwobbly, so I actually used a few bobby pins to anchor it to the wig. You want to be able to move and pose without worrying about your crown toppling over, especially if you're holding a 'torch' like in the pictures! One challenge I definitely faced was the longevity of the makeup. Green body paint can transfer easily, especially in warm weather. I learned that a good setting spray is non-negotiable. I liberally misted my entire look with a strong setting spray to lock everything in place. Carrying a small touch-up kit with a sponge and a little extra face paint isn't a bad idea either, just in case. And remember to protect your clothes during application and wear an old t-shirt while painting! Overall, recreating Chappell Roan's GovBall Statue of Liberty costume was an incredibly fun and creative experience. It pushed me to experiment with products and techniques I wouldn't normally use. Whether you're a huge Chappell fan looking to embody her festival spirit or just want a show-stopping look for a themed party, I hope these tips help you on your artistic journey. It’s all about having fun and embracing that bold, unapologetic energy that Chappell Roan brings to every performance!




Cute!but to green😭❤️🔥