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NYFW 2019 Beauty Trends: 10 Best Looks Straight From The Runway
From face glitter, to hot cheeks, from metallic braids to sharp crisp eyeliners, catch up on the NYFW 2019 beauty trends that made headlines this past week
From Twiggy-esque lashes and wild, bright hair, to a veil of crystal-sparkling faces, the beauty looks at New York Fashion Week Fall/Winter 2019 did not disappoint. Now, catch up on the fall/winter NYFW 2019 beauty trends that are sure to blow you away and inspire you to recreate your own version!
Anna Sui's models are always one to look out for, and this time was no different. Makeup artist Pat McGrath did their makeup justice with her wild take on an outrageous look.
Models donned heavy, metallic liner that paired up with their crazy hair shades. They were also seen in glowing skin with bare lips, along with the standard black winged liner on the top and a particularly thick rim on the bottom lashes.
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The models at Brock Collection wore a romantic look with sparkly, sultry eyes and radiant skin, which was obtained with makeup artist Gucci Westman's own line of foundation.
To finish up, Westman traced thick liner along the bottom and top lashes to achieve their charcoal, smokey eyes.
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The adorable, doll-like look was seemingly perfect, along with piecey top lashes meticulously adorned on the models, paired with heavy, dark mascara on the bottom lashes.
To finish the look, there was a hint of peach on the cheeks, as well as blurred peach edges on the lips.
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To pair up with this graphic liner look, makeup artist Diane Kendal focused on fresh, glowing skin and a unique white curve lining on the top of their creases.
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It was all about the eye, as a dazzling assortment of crystals sparkled across the face to showcase the eye.
Makeup artist Erin Parsons complemented the look by applying blue mascara with a hint of silver on the inner corners of the eye. Amazingly, this overall look does not take away the attention from the eyes.
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The unique look at Proenza had models almost wearing eyeshadow, but not really. The smudgy, half-done black eyeshadow is imperfect, and does not cover the whole lid, while it shows a patch of skin as an interesting twist.
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The sultry look was a priority at Prabal Gurung as models wore a smudgy earthy hued liner in the lower and upper lash line and blotchy pink lips. This one is certainly one of the NYFW 2019 beauty trends worth trying.
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Models at LaQuan Smith donned a glam, evening-ready look with a dark, romantic vibe, as they are painted a vision of shimmery gold on their eyelids along with strong earth-toned lips. This was certainly one of the many NYFW 2019 beauty trends we won't not try!
The overall look was kept simple and natural at Tibi, albeit with a surprising pop of color found on the lower outer corner of the eyes.
A break away from the common practice of focusing on the inner corners of the eyes, this reversed look allowed the small hint of green to sufficiently grab one's attention.
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The signature smokey eye normally found in Tom Ford shows was given a twist by lead makeup artist Diane Kendal. She made the models look a contrast of sultriness balanced with softness, where the classic look was given a mix of pinks and greys, rather than harsh black.
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