In a runway season that was dominated by a bold stained lip and a heavily lined eye, one couldn't help but take notice of the velvety, void-of-blush face that served as a canvas for these trends. Linda Cantello, the Giorgio Armani makeup artist who designed one of the best versions of the look in Milan, explains how to create this new porcelain take on the matte complexion. Apply lightweight moisturizer. Spread a small amount of matte illuminating foundation with fingertips over the entire face. With a light, nearly white, concealer pencil or wand, highlight cheekbones and the center of the nose, and blend. The light tone creates dimension on the face without the use of blush. Finish with a loose powder delicately brushed over the T-zone.