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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The beautiful gold ombré eye shadow at Vera Wang was meant to evoke the summer sun in India, the country that inspired the designer's spring collection. Pieroni applied the rusty gold powder (a mix of brown, bronze, and gold) to the eyes with a sponge-tip applicator. "Otherwise this type of sparkly shadow goes everywhere," she explained. She swiped the blend of powders on the lids up to the brow bone, ... more
Photo by: Fairchild Archive
SUBTLE SHINE

The beautiful gold ombré eye shadow at Vera Wang was meant to evoke the summer sun in India, the country that inspired the designer's spring collection. Pieroni applied the rusty gold powder (a mix of brown, bronze, and gold) to the eyes with a sponge-tip applicator. "Otherwise this type of sparkly shadow goes everywhere," she explained. She swiped the blend of powders on the lids up to the brow bone, piling on more bronze close to the lash line for added intensity. Try a multishadow palette, like Clé de Peau Eye Color Quad in 204 or Maybelline New York EyeStudio Color Explosion Luminizing Eyeshadow in Caffeine Rush.

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