The origins of the “It Girl” lead to Edie Sedgwick—the poor little rich girl who traded her trust fund for a silver-painted studio and a pair of earrings so heavy they’re probably responsible for the invention of the neck brace. She was the crown jewel of Andy Warhol’s Factory, a girl who lived her life like she was constantly being filmed through a soft-focus lens, even when she was just trying to find a lighter. She burned through money, fame, and eyeliner with a reckless abandon that was both

My take on Edie Sedgwick—Warhol’s muse, fashion rebel, and the original queen of cool. We went full 60s mod with bold liner, sculpted cheeks, and attitude for days. A modern nod to an icon. #ScottBarnes #EdieSedgwickVibes #60sMakeup #ModGlam #MakeupTransformation #beforeandafter #mua | Scott Barnes Cosmetics