Sir John (make-up artist)

American make-up artist

Sir John

Born|

Sir John Barnett

(1982-07-01) July 1, 1982 (age 42)

Buffalo, New York, US

Occupations|

* Make-up artist
* executive
* activist
* influencer

Years active| 2001–present
Awards| Makeup Artist of the Year, InStyle (2016)
Website| www.sirjohnofficial.com

Sir John Barnett (born July 1, 1982),[1] known professionally as Sir John, is a make-up artist,[2] activist,[3] influencer,[4] and executive.[5] He is best known for being a creative collaborator and make-up artist of Beyoncé.[6][7] Among those he has done make-up work for include Naomi Campbell,[8] Serena Williams,[9] Chrissy Teigen,[10] Priyanka Chopra,[11] Margot Robbie,[12] Zendaya,[13] Naomi Osaka,[14] Mary J Blige,[15] Iman,[16] Celine Dion,[17] Viola Davis,[18] Erykah Badu,[19] Joan Smalls,[20] and Kat Graham.[21] Sir John is a creative director for L'Oreal Paris USA and the Chief creative officer of CTZN Cosmetics.[22][23][24]

## Early life

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Sir John was born in Buffalo, New York.[25] He took interest in art at early age—receiving formal training from the age of six. Sir John honed his skillset at the Buffalo Academy for Visual and Performing Arts (BAVPA).[26] At the age of eighteen, he moved to Atlanta, Georgia, following his passion for art, to study art history, printmaking, and sculpture at American InterContinental University.[27]

While in Atlanta, Sir John serendipitously discovered a love for make-up.[26] His friend, a catalog model, invited him to accompany her to a photo shoot for an upcoming spread. The make-up artist for the shoot canceled at the last minute and the shoot photographer, recognizing that Sir John studied art, offered him the opportunity to do his friend's make-up.[28] The following week, the photographer invited Sir John to work on another photo shoot, and soon introduced Sir John to some of his friends in the cosmetic industry; this led to his first full-time job at a local make-up counter for MAC Cosmetics.[23] At the age of 19, Sir John was transferred to work at MAC's SoHo Bloomingdales location in New York City.[29]

At the age of 23, he pivoted into visual merchandising and executed displays for Barneys New York, Henri Bendel, Bergdorf Goodman, and Gucci.[30] Concurrently, he moonlighted as a make-up artist at the Riviera Gentlemen's Club in Astoria, Queens.[31]

## Career

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### Pat McGrath and Charlotte Tilbury

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In 2010, while on a lunch break, Sir John ran into his old friend Yadim Carranza—a make-up artist that he knew from his time at MAC and a lead assistant of British make-up artist Pat McGrath.[32] This encounter led to an opportunity to work as a make-up artist under the wing of Pat McGrath—first in Bryant Park, New York City, and, shortly thereafter, during Milan Fashion Week.[32][33] In Milan, Sir John served as a make-up artist at his first show ever, the Dolce & Gabbana fashion show. He also worked Prada's fashion show and, at Bulgari Hotel Milano, with his first celebrity client, Naomi Campbell.[29]

Soon after working at Milan Fashion Week, Sir John began assisting British make-up artist Charlotte Tilbury.[33] In September 2010, Tilbury introduced him to Beyoncé, at Tom Ford's first womenswear show during New York Fashion Week.[33] At the Tom Ford show, Sir John made his debut as Beyoncé's make-up artist, at the same time that Beyoncé made her debut as a runway model.[33][34] In 2012, Sir John signed an agreement with Beyoncé to become her make-up artist.[30]

### Beyoncé

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As Beyoncé's make-up artist, Sir John designed dozens looks spanning her body of work, from music videos and magazine spreads, to the Super Bowl, world tours, and red carpet appearances.

#### Beyoncé Album

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In 2013, Sir John created Beyoncé's looks for the Beyoncé (album). Her self-titled fifth studio album is a two-disc album that includes an audio disc (disc one) and a "visual album" (disc two), where all 18 tracks are accompanied by non-linear short films. Among other videos for the album, he created Beyoncé's looks for two videos that accompanied the two-part tracks "Haunted" and "Partition." He also did her make-up in "Pretty Hurts," "Drunk in Love," "Blow," "No Angel," "Formation," "Jealous," "Rocket," "Mine," "XO," "Flawless," "Superpower," "Heaven," "Blue," and "Grown Woman."

#### Super Bowl 50 Halftime Show

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In 2013, Sir John designed Beyoncé's make-up for the Super Bowl 50 halftime show.[35] Her make-up was lauded as an "insanely gorgeous coppery dream of a makeup look" by Cosmopolitan,[36] "#flawless" by Glamour,[37] and one of the "most memorable Super Bowl beauty moments" by Allure.[38] During the Super Bowl 50 Halftime Show, Beyoncé announced her seventh concert tour, in support of her sixth studio album Lemonade, The Formation World Tour.

#### The Formation World Tour and Lemonade

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External Media

Sir John Discusses Beyonce's Makeup for Formation World Tour

Sir John conceived and fine tuned her look for 49 sold-out shows, spanning 16 countries. The palette for The Formation World Tour consisted of warmer tones—bronze and terracotta shades.[39] In alignment with Beyonce's 2016 Elle US, UK, and France magazine covers, Sir John focused on skin glow and naturalness.[39]

#### "Beychella"

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In 2018, Sir John was responsible for Beyoncé's make-up during her performance at Coachella—dubbed "Beychella"—when she became the first black woman to headline the event.[40] According to Sir John, he wanted Beyoncé to " look like a college girl on campus", a look that was inspired by the 1988 film School Daze.[41]

#### 60th Annual Grammy Awards

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That same year he partnered with Beyoncé to help create three looks for the pre-Grammy Roc Nation Brunch, 2018 Clive Davis Recording Academy Gala, and the 60th Annual Grammy Awards.[42]

### American Beauty Star

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Sir John became an executive producer (alongside Adriana Lima, Norton Herrick, and Ross Elliot) and in-show mentor for an American competition reality television series on Lifetime, American Beauty Star.[43] The series ran for two seasons—Sir John was a mentor during both seasons—and featured Adriana Lima, Ashley Graham, Christie Brinkley, Russell James, and Yu Tsai.[44]

### Executive leadership

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In 2015, Sir John was named a creative director for L’Oréal Paris USA, making him the brand's first Black creative director in the United States.[45][46] In 2022, he was tapped as Chief creative officer of CTZN Cosmetics.[24]

## Make-up work

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### Print

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Date  | Subject(s)  | Publication/Organization  | Media  | Editor/Stylist  | Photographer  | Hair Stylist  | Source

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July 2022  | Beyoncé | British Vogue | Cover and Editorial  | Edward Enninful | Rafael Pavarotti  | Jawara  | [47][48]
June 2022  | Naomi Osaka | Dazed Magazine | Cover and Editorial  | Ai Kamoshita  | Justin French  | Marty Harper  | [49]
March 2022  | Emma Chamberlain | Harper's Bazaar Singapore | Cover and Editorial  | Martina Nilsson  | Yu Tsai | Rob Talty  | [50]
October 2021  | Cynthia Erivo | The Cut | Cover and Editorial  | Jessica Willis  | Amber Pinkerton  | Coree Moreno  | [51]
March 2021  | Chloe Bailey, Halle Bailey | Vogue | Editorial  | Gabriella Karefa-Johnson  | Julie Dash  | Rachel Lee  | [52]
November 2020  | Doja Cat | Narcisse Magazine | Cover  | Olga Yanul  | Greg Swales  | Frederic Kebbabi  | [53]
October 2020  | Gabrielle Union | Marie Claire | Cover  | Thomas Christos Kikis  | Djeneba Aduayom  | Larry Sims  | [54]
May 2020  | Megan Thee Stallion | Marie Claire | Cover  | Memsor Kamarake  | Micaiah Carter  | Kellon Deryck  | [55]
February 2020  | Zendaya, Storm Reid | Love Magazine | Cover and Editorial  | Law Roach  | Alasdair McLellan | Jawara  | [56]
January 2020  | Beyoncé | Elle | Cover and Editorial  | Karen Langley  | Melina Matsoukas | Neal Farinah  | [57]
September 2018  | Beyoncé | Vogue | Cover and Editorial  | Tonne Goodman  | Tyler Mitchell | –  | [58][59]
February 2018  | Mary J. Blige | New York Magazine | Cover  | Law Roach  | René & Radka  | Larry Sims  | [60]
July 2017  | Ashley Graham | Glamour | Cover  | Jillian Davison  | Nathaniel Goldberg  | Shon  | [61]
June 2017  | Anais Mali, Jourdan Dunn | Glamour | Editorial  | Jillian Davison  | Victor Demarchelier  | David von Cannon  | [62]
March 2017  | Alécia Morais, Amilna Estevao | Elle U.S. | Editorial  | Samira Nasr  | Mark Seliger | Kevin Ryan  | [63]
December 2016  | Aline Weber | Harper's Bazaar Kazakhstan | Cover and Editorial  | Anna Katsanis  | –  | Michael Silva  | [64]
October 2016  | Amanda Murphy | Elle U.S. | Editorial  | Samira Nasr  | Liz Collins | Kevin Ryan  | [65]
October 2016  | Naomi Scott | Elle U.S. | Editorial  | Samira Nasr  | Liz Collins | Kevin Ryan  | [66]
August 2016  | Pyper America Smith | Seventeen Magazine | Editorial  | James Worthington Demolet  | –  | Thanos Samaras  | [67]
July 2016  | Serena Williams | Glamour | Cover  | Jillian Davison  | Norman Jean Roy | Ursula Stephen  | [68]
June 2016  | Margot Robbie | Vogue | Cover  | Tonne Goodman  | Mert and Marcus | Shay Ashual  | [69]
May 2016  | Katrin Thormann  | Vogue Ukraine | Editorial  | Olga Yanul  | An Le  | Joey George  | [70]
May 2016  | Beyoncé | Elle U.S. | Cover and Editorial  | Samira Nasr  | Paola Kudacki  | Kim Kimble  | [71]
May 2016  | Beyoncé | Elle UK | Cover  | –  | Paola Kudacki  | –  | [72]
April 2016  | Beyoncé | Elle France | Cover  | –  | Paola Kudacki  | –  | [73]
April 2016  | Viktoriya Sasonkina | Marie Claire Russia | Cover and Editorial  | Anna Rykova  | Jack Waterlot  | Olivier Lebrun  | [74]
March 2016  | Georgia Fowler | Marie Claire Russia | Cover and Editorial  | Anna Rykova  | Jack Waterlot  | Olivier Lebrun  | [75]
February 2016  | Anastasia Ivanova  | Elle Mexico | Cover and Editorial  | –  | Santiago Ruisenor  | Cash Lawless  | [76]
February 2016  | Emma Stern Nielsen  | Marie Claire Russia | Cover and Editorial  | Anna Rykova  | –  | Olivier Lebrun  | [77]
January 2016  | Anja Cihoric  | Elle Mexico | Cover and Editorial  | –  | Santiago Ruisenor  | Cash Lawless  | [78]
October 2015  | Beyoncé | Beat Magazine | Editorial  | Karen Langley  | Ryan McGinley | –  | [79]
September 2015  | Joan Smalls | Vogue Mexico | Cover and Editorial  | Sarah Gore Reeves  | Russell James  | Italo Gregorio  | [80]
September 2015  | Beyoncé | Vogue | Editorial  | Camilla Nickerson | Anton Corbijn  | –  | [81]
August 2015  | Joan Smalls | Sunday Style Australia | Editorial  | –  | Todd Barry  | Jennifer Yepez  | [82]
June 2015  | Iman | Vanity Fair Italia | Cover and Editorial  | –  | Markus & Koala  | Chuckie Amos  | [83]
May 2015  | Joan Smalls | Lucky Magazine | Cover and Editorial  | Samantha Traina  | Miguel Reveriego  | Jennifer Yepez  | [84]
January 2015  | Ilse De Boer  | Vogue Ukraine | Cover and Editorial  | Amy Mach  | Jack Waterlot  | Jon Reyman  | [85]
December 2015  | Alena Blohm  | The Coveteur | Editorial  | Emma Cali  | Adam Franzino  | Sasha Nesterchuk  | [86]
October 2014  | Joan Smalls | Self Magazine | Cover and Editorial  | Melissa Ventosa Martin  | Patrick Demarchelier  | Jennifer Yepez  | [87]
May 2014  | Beyoncé | Time Magazine | Cover and Editorial  | –  | Paola Kudacki  | –  | [88]
October 2013  | Naomi Campbell | Harper's Bazaar España | Cover and Editorial  | Juan Cebrian  | Xevi Muntane  | –  | [89]

## Awards

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In 2016, Sir John was crowned InStyle Makeup Artist of the Year.[90]

## Personal life

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Sir John currently resides in Hancock Park, Los Angeles, California.[91]

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