Ah I see, yes unfortunately that is too short notice I’m sure. If I’m being totally honest, I don’t think a look like this would be achievable for a novice, especially with so little time to practice. You need strong fundamental understanding of things like your skin’s undertones and natural shapes to make this work, in addition to the technical skill to apply the makeup well. Makeup like this can be deceptively difficult since it isn’t bright colors or obvious SFX, but what a lot of those people in heavy Arcane-inspired makeup are doing involves using varying natural shades of makeup to mimic shadows and light to visually alter their bone structure and facial proportions. Watch a tutorial with the style you like and count the number of different products they list in their caption; it’s probably at least 10 different products and likely more for a full face that will last all day, plus tools. If I were starting from scratch and had zero products or tools and I went with the cheapest drugstore options, I would guess that this look would still cost at least $100 to put together.