via artnet.comArts+CultureNewsThis app adds wigs and make-up to art historyPerfect365 lets users get creative with famous paintings by adding a dash of rouge and a wigShareLink copied ✔️August 10, 2015Arts+CultureNewsTextTrey TaylorSelf portraits with make-up7 Imagesview more + “Mm, girl! You’ve seen better days. Maybe a bit of eyeshadow and some contouring could liven up those cheeks?” Artnet took a different angle on art restoration by putting some famous portraits through a new glamourising app, Perfect365. The app allows users to add make-up and wigs to images, effectively bringing these art history touchstones into the 21st century. The result is comical: Rembrandt is improved with some cherry lipstick. Van Gogh is stunning in peroxide blonde tresses. While they’re fun to make and laugh at, this is another valid attempt to enlist interest in principal works from youth. The Los Angeles County Museum of Art is taking its offerings to Snapchat to wonderous effect. What were once impenetrable portraits for the attention deficit generation are now hysterical memes. Now you’re talking my language. We're now on @Snapchat! Add "lacma_museum" for art snapchats, exhibition sneak peeks, and more. pic.twitter.com/ZtZR2ZljQm— LACMA (@LACMA) July 16, 2014 So whether or not this is trivial fun, glamming up stuffy portraits could be harnessed as a serious educational tool. Or just the perfect time-waster. See the rest of the art history selfies at Artnet