How-To: Metallic Eye Makeup

Sophia Panych, Allure magazine

We hope you're into heavy metal because the spring 2013 runways were ablaze with shades of silver, gold, platinum, and bronze. But this isn't a hint of glimmer or a demure shine. It's loud, unabashed glitz that will have you rocking and rolling all night long. Here, our favorite ways to wear the trend.

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ABSTRACT SILVER

To create the illusion that the models had just emerged from the water at Issey Miyake, makeup artist Lucia Pieroni covered their faces in lip gloss and their lids with a liquid-y silver pigment. Skip the sticky face, but we think the silver shadow would look awesome with a black cocktail dress. Try it with NYX Cosmetics Slide-On Eyeliner in Platinum, a creamy formula with the same molten effect as the... more
Photo by: Fairchild Archive
ABSTRACT SILVER

To create the illusion that the models had just emerged from the water at Issey Miyake, makeup artist Lucia Pieroni covered their faces in lip gloss and their lids with a liquid-y silver pigment. Skip the sticky face, but we think the silver shadow would look awesome with a black cocktail dress. Try it with NYX Cosmetics Slide-On Eyeliner in Platinum, a creamy formula with the same molten effect as the professional pigment Pieroni employed. Draw a thick line along your top lashes and run a brush over it to blend the color up your lids. Or smudge on a silver cream shadow, like the one in the Revlon Illuminance Crème Shadow in Black Magic quad.

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