The artists at M.A.C. revealed their versions of some of the hot runway makeup trends from New York Fashion Week yesterday morning. The looks range from Donna Karan's office-appropriate pink lips and creamy cheeks, to the wear-it-if-you-dare bright orange eyelids found on Jeremy Scott's models. For a lookbook and M.A.C. product suggestions, check out their site. In the meantime, here's a quick round-up:
EYES
- Sophie Theallet's models sported rich plum lids with black liner, for a sophisticated, dramatic evening look.
- Jeremy Scott's runway look included a bright orange eye--all the way up to the brow bone! Not for the faint of heart. For a more wearable orange eye, try it on the lid only, and tone down the hue with a complimentary neutral, such as a golden brown, in the crease.
- Proenza Schouler demonstrated an elegant flair for the dramatic, with fawn-brown eyes and dark, emphasized brows.
- Reed Krakoff's makeup design called for sexy, smoky eyes. Sultry brown shadow encircles the eye, with a pop of black liner for definition. Easy to do, and incredibly wearable.
- Alexander Wang opted for a bare look on his models, with only a blackened brow to highlight their eyes. A little severe for the average person, in my opinion. For us regular folks, I'd soften the look by skipping shadow (or going with a nude cream shadow) and focusing on grooming the brows to perfection. Add a little mascara, and you're good to go. Great for the day after a brow waxing.
LIPS
- Wayne utilized an orchid lip color on models' lower lips. Make the look work for everyday by using an orchid-hued lip conditioner or stain on the entire mouth.
- DOO.RI went with a shimmering coral pink, for a innocent, romantic feel. Perfect for a relaxed weekend day look.
- The Blonds gave their models daring--not darling--doll faces! Crimson lips were pencil-shaped into perfects baby-doll pouts. Definitely theatrical, but for a softer look, try a crimson stain or gloss, and skip the pencil.
- Donna Karan's models sported bright, Springy coral lips. Try it with a soft gray eye for a stunning, office-appropriate look.
- Behnaz Sarapfour gave models a golden touch with shimmery, gilded lips. Try a gold-toned gloss for day, or amp it up with a frosted gold lipstick.
FACE
- The Blonds kept with the dolly look by adding a pop of fuschia to models' cheeks. Keep it sheer for versatility.
- Wayne sculpted models' faces with charcoal shading under cheekbones and at the temples. To acheive some sculpt, but avoid a deathly pallor, skip the gray and opt for a bronzing powder instead.
- Reed Krakoff saluted Spring with golden-peachy cheeks. Try a cream blush for a dewy look.
- Donna Karan's runway look also included peachy cheeks, but with more pink, and a glossy sheen. Add a couple of drops of clear gloss to a cream blush to mimic, or try an illuminator for a more subtle shine.
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