2020年9月3日 · Hair and makeup designer Denise Kum used color symbolism, China's rich culture, and fantasy to create the characters' looks in the live-action Mulan movie.

2020年8月23日 · Two lines from the sixth century CE poem Ballad of Mulan are said allude to erhuang make-up: “Facing the window she fixes her wispy hair, hanging up a mirror she dabs on yellow powder.” Also known as “Buddha’s make-up”, the yellow dusting on the forehead was inspired by the golden colour of Buddha statues and believed to be auspicious .

2020年9月4日 · For her disastrous visit to the matchmaker, Mulan (Liu Yifei) dons a full face of betrothal makeup, which speaks to the animation and Tang Dynasty beauty ideals. (Plus, the look went viral in...

2020年9月25日 · For Denise Kum, being tasked with designing prosthetics, hair, and makeup for Mulan meant turning the handsome Jason Scott Lee into the menacing Böri Khan, Gong Li into Xianniang, a shape-shifting witch, and, of course, taking the titular (played by Yifei Liu) from a misfit teen to a woman warrior.

2020年9月8日 · Denise Kum, Makeup Designer, Hair Designer, and Prosthetics Designer for Disney’s Mulan spoke to The Natural Aristocrat about her diligent, academic-like exploration of historic Chinese culture for the live-action film adaption.

2020年9月4日 · The original “Ballad of Mulan” became popular in China around the 6th century, was transformed into a beloved animated Disney feature in 1998, and now, after several months’ delay due to the coronavirus, is the studio’s most hotly anticipated live-action remake yet.

Today sana ang first day showing ng Mulan (2020) in the Philippines pero due to the community quarantine, mukhang makeup tutorial na lang muna ang macocontribute ko to the excitement of many...

2020年9月4日 · For her disastrous visit to the matchmaker, Mulan (Liu Yifei) dons a full face of betrothal makeup, which speaks to the animation and Tang Dynasty beauty ideals. (Plus, the look went viral in...

2020年10月31日 · Are the costumes and make-up in Mulan historically accurate? The answer is nope. Sure, Mulan is a Disney movie and not a documentary, so we can grant the movie some artistic liberties. But has the artistic

Two lines from the sixth century CE poem Ballad of Mulan are said allude to erhuang make-up: “Facing the window she fixes her wispy hair, hanging up a mirror she dabs on yellow powder.” Also known as “Buddha’s make-up”, the yellow dusting on the forehead was inspired by the golden colour of Buddha statues.