Patriotic Celebrity Beauty Looks

Rihanna With White Eyeliner

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Doing a cat eye with white eyeliner is a cool way to incorporate the color into your look for the holiday. To up the patriotic vibe, you can add a red lip or blue liner to the lower lash.

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Lupita Nyong'o With Blue Lashes

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Grab some blue mascara to incorporate color into your beauty look in an unexpected way, like Lupita Nyong'o did.

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Kacey Musgraves With Powder Blue Eye Shadow

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Some powder blue eye shadow is a great way to incorporate the pastel trend into your makeup.

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Janelle Monáe With Blue Eyeliner

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Vibrant blue eyeliner like this one on Janelle Monáe will get you in the celebrating mood.

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Jasmine Sanders With White Eye Shadow and Red Lips

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Sweep some white eye shadow over your lids and complement it with a bright red lip for a classic retro look.

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Yara Shahidi With Blue Eye Shadow

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Swipe some metallic blue shadow all over your lids like Yara Shahidi did for a look that's almost as glittery as the fireworks you're going to be watching.

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Bebe Rexha With Red Eyeliner

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Want to do something unexpected? Try a color that's often reserved for your lips on your eyes, like Bebe Rexha did with red liner.

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Sophie Turner With Blue Eyeliner

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This blue winged liner that Sophie Turner tried can be worn all Summer long.

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Lily Collins With Blue Liner and Red Lips

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You can go bold like Lily Collins did by wearing multiple hues and being prepared for any July 4 activity.

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Lucy Hale With Subtle Blue Liner

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If you're afraid of going too far with the all-American look, try some subtle blue liner like Lucy Hale did.

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