Makeup guide: Lauren Luke's sparkly disco

Start with a white-pink eye shadow powder and slide all over the eyelid up to the eyebrow bone - I've used Mac Pigment in Pink Opal Photograph: Hong Gyoung Tae

Use a rich, shimmery blue colour and pat it on the eyelid up to the crease. Gently brush from the outside corner, blending it to give a lovely smoky purple effect. Then funk it up with an electric blue liner. Ordinary pencils can pull at the skin, so I've used a cream pencil from Bourjois. Use it on the lower lash line from the outer corner, working your way in Photograph: Hong Gyoung Tae

For party lashes use an extra volume black mascara such as Maybelline Colossal. Coat each lash generously by wiggling the wand. Reapply to bring the lashes right up. Use a light pink blush to complement the eyeshadow. Give it a good blend because you want it to look fresh Photograph: Hong Gyoung Tae

A dab of foundation or concealer works as a neutraliser on your lips and creates a great base. Then take a light frosted pink lip gloss. Add a bit more gloss to the middle of the lower lip to give that extra pop of shimmer Photograph: Hong Gyoung Tae