Beauty Trends We Loved from New York Fashion Week F/W ’20

This timeless classic is making a comeback. Seen on models like Gigi Hadid on the Marc Jacobs runway, this is one look that everyone can carry off. And the best thing about it, you just need two makeup items (instead of a whole bag of tools) to create it. A bold, intense red lipstick and a liquid eyeliner to create the perfect flick.

The girly hairstyle looked modern and feminine walking down the Tory Burch runway. To create the look, just pull back a small section of your locks, twist them and secure at the back of your head with an elastic band.

We don’t mean choosing a lipstick that’s a tone or two darker than your natural colour to give you a My Lips But Better look. We’re talking about Carolina Herrera sending out models on the runway with their natural, naked lips with just a wash of balm. So easy, yet so chic.

Hair doesn’t always have to be big to be beautiful. Michael Kors and Marc Jacobs gave their girls a sophisticated do with a sharp side part using gel to create the ultra slick, wet hair look.

It might sound like a contradiction, but Cinq à Sept managed to style their models with the perfect mix of darkly romantic yet natural. Think bare skin, loose waves and a rosy berry lip.

Who said Asians can’t carry off the bright shade? Monse demonstrated the look perfectly with a sharp wash of orange eyeshadow, paired with bare skin and a rosy, natural lip.

Make your eyes and cheekbones pop that the girls in the Brandon Maxwell show by adding some dewy shine to the centre of your lids and the apple of your cheeks.

Can’t decide between a perky ponytail or a sleek braid? Well, Jason We says “why choose”? His hybrid of the two looks is both stylish yet efficient. Basically what every woman wants.

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