2026 Best Actress nominee Renate Reinsve made her Oscars red carpet debut at the Academy Awards with luminous, camera-ready skin created by celebrity makeup artist Emily Cheng using Vita Liberata Body Blur and the Pyramid Body Brush. Nominated for her role as Nora Borg in Sentimental Value—her first Academy Award nomination—Reinsve stepped onto Hollywood’s biggest stage with Cheng’s signature fresh, skin-first approach, incorporating Vita Liberata’s cult-favorite Body Blur to deliver soft-focus luminosity and a seamless, airbrushed finish.
The hydrating, transfer-resistant body makeup helps blur uneven tone while adding radiant warmth to the décolletage and body—making it a trusted final step for red carpet moments where high-definition photography and couture gowns require flawless, long-lasting skin.
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“My client was wearing a dress with beautiful open details, so I wanted the body to look just as perfect and radiant as the face. I used Vita Liberata Body Blur to create a smooth, even canvas that would photograph beautifully on the red carpet. My inspiration was glowing, healthy skin. I wanted the body to have the same luminous, perfected look we aim for on the face, where the skin still feels natural but appears polished and radiant under flash and strong lighting. Body Blue is incredible for this because it instantly evens out tone, softens the look of discoloration and texture, and adds natural looking warmth to the skin. I love using it on the legs, shoulders, arms, and decolletage so everything looks smooth, healthy, and camera ready. And honestly, the reaction is always the best part when I get one leg done and compare to the other.”
— Emily Cheng, Celebrity Makeup Artist
Vita Liberata Body Blur ($39) and Pyramid Body Brush ($48) are available at amazon.com and vitaliberata.com/en-us.