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Ariana Grande's iconic smoky winged eyeliner steals the show at the BAFTAs

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Ariana Grande is known for her love of winged eyeliner, and while she was Glinda, she didn't sport her iconic wing. However, for the BAFTAs, the actress has brought back her signature look

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Ariana Grande's iconic smoky winged eyeliner steals the show at the 2025 BAFTAs

Ariana Grande was once synonymous with her signature winged eyeliner. But since landing a role in Wicked, she's been rocking a more understated and softer makeup look. However, at the BAFTAs, the pop princess turned actress brought back her iconic eyeliner, but with a twist. In true Glinda style, the wing is smokier and less defined than before, merging her character's aesthetic with her personal flair.The winged liner was noticeably absent duri…

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Ariana Grande's iconic smoky winged eyeliner steals the show at the BAFTAs

Ariana Grande is known for her love of winged eyeliner, and while she was Glinda, she didn't sport her iconic wing. However, for the BAFTAs, the actress has brought back her signature look

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Ariana Grande brings back her iconic eyeliner for the BAFTAs red carpet

2 Min Read Ariana Grande used to rarely be seen without her winged eyeliner. However, ever since being cast in Wicked, she has adopted a more paired-back and softer approach to make-up. Now, at the BAFTAs, the singer-turned-actress has brought back her iconic eyeliner, but in true Glinda form, the wing is smokier and less harsh than before, combining her latest film character with her own style. The wing was missing from much of Ariana‘s Wicked …

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