What:  International Make-Up Artist Trade Show Toronto 2015 When:  9 a.m. to 5 p.m. Saturday, Sept. 26; 10 a.m. to 5 p.m.  (SOLD OUT) ...

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What: International Make-Up Artist Trade Show Toronto 2015
When: 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. Saturday, Sept. 26; 10 a.m. to 5 p.m.  (SOLD OUT) and Sunday, Sept. 27
Where: Metro Toronto Convention Centre, North Building, Hall C, 255 Front Street West, Toronto, Ontario, Canada


You’ll find amazing creatures, stunning beauty looks, insider tips and the best new cosmetics at the International Make-Up Artist Trade Show Toronto, held Sept. 26-27 at the Metro Toronto Convention Centre.

Beauty keynote speaker Gregory Arlt, the M.A.C. Pro Director of Makeup Artistry, will lead a step-by-step tutorial on make-up that photographs beautifully and looks flawless in person. Arlt is known for beautifying some of the world’s most famous faces, including Katy Perry, Dita Von Teese and Gwen Stefani.

Additional beauty educators will include Liberty Republic founder Jordan Liberty, Cozzette founder Roque Cozzette and Eve Pearl Beauty Brands founder Eve Pearl.

Oscar nominee Adrien Morot (whose credits include The Revenant, X-Men: Days of Future Past, Noah and Barney’s Version) will be the character keynote speaker. And onstage discussions will cover some of the best film and TV make-up happening now. Attend a talk with Jordan Samuel, make-up department head of the highly anticipated horror film Crimson Peak, and learn from make-up artists of FX hit The Strain.

If you love make-up shopping, you can’t miss IMATS Toronto! Companies including Inglot, M.A.C. Pro, Nars, Kryolan and Make Up For Ever will show and sell the latest make-up products and tools as well as old favorites and must-haves.

Make-up creations from film and television shows will be displayed in the Make-up Museum at IMATS, and the show will feature a student make-up competition, the Battle of the Brushes. Before there were TV make-up competitions such as Face Off, there was the Battle of the Brushes, a live make-up competition open to make-up students worldwide. The battle takes place over two days and is divided into two categories: beauty/fantasy (with a historical beauty theme) and a character/prosthetic category (themed Age Make-up Challenge). Students will race against the clock to create winning looks and take home trophies, cash and prizes.

In addition to the Toronto show, IMATS is held in Los Angeles; New York; Vancouver, British Columbia; London and Sydney. All events are produced by Make-Up Artist magazine, a division of Key Publishing Group. Read in nearly 70 countries, the magazine was created in 1996 by Emmy Award-winning make-up artist Michael Key.

For more information on the show, and to purchase tickets, go to imats.net.


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