Olivia Culpo Claps Back at Internet Critic Calling Out Her Wedding Makeup — See Her Response

Culpo wore minimal makeup for her wedding to NFL star Christian McCaffrey on June 29

Olivia Culpo isn't going to sit idly by while people criticize her.

The former Miss Universe, 32, clapped back at critics of her glam — or lack thereof — at her recent wedding to NFL star Christian McCaffrey.

For her big day on June 29, she kept her makeup surprisingly minimal, telling Vogue that she didn't wear mascara, lip liner or any makeup on her eyebrows.

The decision is proving to be divisive. On Tuesday, July 2, TikTok creator Jessica Weslie Arena shared her thoughts in a video, slamming Vogue for their coverage of Culpo's wedding glam.

“For Vogue to even point these things out just gave me such weird vibes,” Arena says in the clip. “Because obviously Olivia Culpo did something in order to not wear mascara, in order to not wear a lip liner, in order to not wear a pencil on her eyebrows. Be so for real, Vogue. Stop being a pick-me.”

The viral video was apparently seen by Culpo herself, who commented, “It was an interview….. they asked me what my makeup was……………………….”

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Another commenter pointed out that the model has previously shared that she got a lash lift.

"I love her lash lift it looks stunning on her ❤️" Arena replied. "I’m just saying be transparent on why you aren’t wearing mascara etc bc so many young girls will compare themselves ❤️."

Culpo detailed her cosmetic procedures — including a lash lift — in a TikTok video she shared before heading to Coachella.

“In other news, you guys! I got a lash lift yesterday," she says in the April clip. "My eyelashes look — it looks like I have lash extensions, or false eyelashes on, like it’s pretty intense,"

The influencer revealed that the treatment took four hours.

“Beauty is pain,” she added.

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Culpo's modest wedding dress for the Rhode Island ceremony has also sparked controversy.

The star chose a long-sleeve Dolce & Gabbana crewneck gown with a voluminous skirt and buttons down the back. She paired the dress with a 16-foot-long lace veil.

"I didn't want it to exude sex in any way, shape or form," she told Vogue of the design.

Culpo also shared that the gown reflects the way her husband, 28, sees her beauty.

"When I think about Christian and what he loves and the moments that he thinks that I’m most beautiful, it’s absolutely in something like this: timeless, covered and elegant," she said.

McCaffrey came to Culpo's defense after stylist Kennedy Bingham described the bride's wedding day look as "nothing" and "the absence of personality" in a video shared to Instagram and TikTok.

"What an evil thing to post online," the NFL star wrote in a comment. "I hope you can find joy and peace in the world, the way my beautiful wife does."

McCaffrey and Culpo sparked dating rumors in May 2019 and announced their engagement via a joint Instagram post in April 2023.

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Culpo also commented on Bingham's post, which the stylist shared a screenshot of on her Instagram Stories.

"Wow what an absolutely evil person you are, I hope no one ever tears you apart in this way because it's extremely hurtful. I love this dress and it was everything I ever wanted and more," the model wrote.

The stylist, who in her nearly six-minute video also critiques Culpo's "conservative agenda" and calls out Dolce & Gabbana's past controversies, replied to the model's comment.

"So we just aren't going to acknowledge how your words come across to other people or the background of the designers you're supporting?" she wrote. "Like I said, the dress is beautiful and you look stunning. It's everything surrounding it I didn't agree with."

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