A Model Recommends: Gucci autumn/winter 2012 gothic makeup 'Not for the faint-hearted': Beauty vlogger Ruth Crilly shows you how to adapt the Gucci Goth makeup look from their autumn/winter 2012 catwalk show for real life. This look should probably come with a health warning; it's not for the faint-hearted. The dark lips and barely-there eye throw the face out of balance and it's an extremely bold statement. There's bound to be divided opinion on this look, but for those who yearn for the edgy and unique, the Gucci Goth look is a dream. See more of Ruth Crilly's beauty how-to videos here Skin should look absolutely perfect, so take time with your base. There should be no glaring imperfections to detract from the statement lips, so make sure that blemishes and dark circles are well concealed. You don't need to go paler with your foundation - that will look chalky and unnatural - but if you usually go darker to warm up your skin then don't. Go for the perfect match - No7 have just launched a new base matching service that takes seconds to complete; it's free and you only have to remove a small area of makeup near your jawline. I've gone for a sheerer lip colour to make the Gucci Goth look slightly less high-maintenance, but go as dark as you dare!