This is the lipstick that Amal Clooney wore at her wedding to George Clooney

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Miranda Kerr and Amal Clooney wore this lipstick down the aisle so one Vogue editor is wearing it everywhere

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15th Aug 2017
by LILITH HARDIE LUPICA
EDITORS' BLOGS

Walk this way.

“Walk of Shame is one of the colours I used on Amal Clooney for her wedding day,” Charlotte Tilbury can be heard telling Fat Mascara podcast hosts Jessica Matlin and Jennifer Goldstein of her best-selling lipstick shade.
It was this, coupled with seeing Miranda Kerr apply the berry shade to her lips for her simple wedding day make-up just a few days prior in her video for Vogue US, which cemented my need to track down that shade and start wearing it daily.
And while the conveniences of 2017 allowed me to be the owner of Tilbury’s Walk of Shame lipstick in mere days I wasn’t going to be stopped from wearing it just because I wasn’t engaged and had no intention of walking down the aisle any time soon.
The colour, Tilbury’s website describes it as a “berry rose matte lipstick”, is the perfect balance between red and pink, falling on the dusty side of your lips but better.
And if it was good enough for Kerr and Clooney on their big days, it was good enough for this writer every other day.
The truth is on first glance it’s not a shade I would usually pick. Brighter reds or magenta tones usually sway me in the lipstick realm and leave shades like this hidden behind their caps, as I’m one for bold and bright.
But aside from the great smell of her lipsticks – and the packaging, let’s be real – Walk of Shame is so flattering for everyday use without the worry that you may have gone overboard before 9am. Plus, the colour is buildable, an important trait in lipstick.
The trick with bridal make-up is finding products that enhance your features and just add to your wedding day glow. So if you do find a lipstick that does that every day, and is Amal and Miranda-approved, why not hold on to that glow for ordinary days?