What happens when Jennifer Aniston's make-up artist does Amy Schumer's make-up? The comedian debuts a softer look on the cover of Vogue - here's how to copy it

  • Amy, 35, appears on the magazine's July cover
  • The comedian ditches her signature smoky eye in favor of a sophisticated, pared-down look
  • Make-up artist Gucci Westman, who works with celebs like Jennifer and Cameron Diaz, created the look 
  • FEMAIL rounds up products to use to get a similar style at home

By Sarah Ferguson For Dailymail.com

Published: 16:08 EST, 16 June 2016 | Updated: 20:42 EST, 16 June 2016

Amy Schumer loves a smoky eye. The comedian, who typically keeps it casual off the red carpet, wore a haze of grey and black around her blue eyes at the Met Gala in May, at the Golden Globes in January and at nearly every other high-profile event in between. She even thanked her make-up artist Andrea Tiller for her smoky-eye work while accepting an Emmy award last September.

But for her first-ever Vogue cover, on newsstands later this month, Amy pulled a Taylor Swift. The 35-year-old adopted a totally new make-up style for the glossy - though unlike Taylor's, Amy's Vogue-approved look is decidedly pared-down.

Reposing in a bed of grass, the Trainwreck star appears with a neutral eye, soft rosy cheeks and a sophisticated shade of red on her lips.

 Who's that girl? Amy Schumer, 35, debuted a soft, pared-down make-up look on her first-ever cover of Vogue

 Who's that girl? Amy Schumer, 35, debuted a soft, pared-down make-up look on her first-ever cover of Vogue

The classic look is the work of make-up artist Gucci Westman, who's known for making A-listers like Jennifer Aniston, Cameron Diaz and Drew Barrymore look glamorous in an effortless way.

'I adored doing Amy's make-up for the July cover - of course she was making us laugh the whole time,' Gucci wrote on her Instagram account this morning. 

Lucky for us, the artist also divulged her on-set techniques to her followers.

The focus, it seemed, was to make her blue eyes pop. To achieve this, Gucci said she used a mix of matte grey and brown shadows on the actress' eyelids and a hint of grey liner in the lower lashes.

Smoke show: The Vogue cover is a departure for the comedian who is known to stick to sultry, smoky eye looks

Smoke show: The Vogue cover is a departure for the comedian who is known to stick to sultry, smoky eye looks

A winning look: Amy even thanked her go-to make-up artist Andrea Tiller (pictured) for creating her smoky eye at the 2015 Emmy Awards

A winning look: Amy even thanked her go-to make-up artist Andrea Tiller (pictured) for creating her smoky eye at the 2015 Emmy Awards

'She has amazing brows, I just filled in making sure they looked polished and refined,' the artist wrote. 

Gucci then subtly contoured her cheeks, layering a rose-toned blush over top before finishing the look with a wine-colored lip stain. 

There's no word on exactly what products the make-up artist used to create the very imitatable look (though she may have used pieces from her recently announced cosmetics line), but FEMAIL's got you covered. 

Shop products to create your own cover-worthy make-up look inspired by Amy's below.

Nars Long Hot Summer Eyeshadow Palette ($45, narscosmetics.com)
Tom Ford Soleil Contouring Compact ($108, nordstrom.com)

Make Up For Ever Aqua XL Eye Pencil in M-14 ($21, makeupforever.com)
Maybelline Eye Studio Brow Define + Fill Duo ($7, target.com)
Lipstick Queen Saint & Sinner Lip Tint in Wine ($24, lipstickqueen.com)

SHOP PRODUCTS TO STEAL AMY'S LOOK, CLOCKWISE FROM TOP LEFT 

Nars Long Hot Summer Eyeshadow Palette ($45, narscosmetics.com) 

Tom Ford Soleil Contouring Compact ($108, nordstrom.com)

Lipstick Queen Saint & Sinner Lip Tint in Wine ($24, lipstickqueen.com) 

Maybelline Eye Studio Brow Define + Fill Duo ($7, target.com)

Make Up For Ever Aqua XL Eye Pencil in M-14 ($21, makeupforever.com)  

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