Lara Gabrielle

Everything she had was on Instagram. That is a fine place to show makeup and a poor place to be hired from. The work arrives newest first, the Vogue shoot sinks under whatever came after it, and there is no way to say here is bridal, here is editorial, here is teaching.

One scroll, in the order she chooses

The credits are real and they are the point: Vogue Philippines, the Michael Leyva show, Unang Hirit on GMA, Lazada, the Adidas NMD V3. The page puts them where a client will look rather than where an algorithm filed them. The work is sorted the way she actually sells it, beauty and brands and fashion and bridal and semi-permanent and classes, so somebody after a wedding makeup artist does not have to scroll past a campaign shoot to learn that she does weddings.

Her certification is on it too, from Makeup Designory Manila in 2018, because a client who has never met her needs something to go on.

One page, in her order, saying the whole of what she does before the first message is sent.