4 Fall Fashion Week Trends You Can Actually Wear Now
You can run and you can hide, but it will hunt you down in your suede pumps anyway. We're talking about New York Fashion Week, which kicks off the Spring/Summer 2011 collections tomorrow at Lincoln Center. While we are giddy with excitement over the makeup tricks and tips we're about to have bestowed upon us in the upcoming days, we can't help but wonder...what are we supposed to be wearing now?
Take a look at four of the best fall beauty trends from Fall 2010 Fashion Week that should be worn immediately, if not sooner. Happy Fashion Weeking!
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Beauty Trend #1: Double-Winged Cat Eye
We can't get enough of this double-winged cat eye at Chado Ralph Rucci. It's simple, and the dual wings make you stop to take a second glance. To get this look, line the lower and upper rims on your lid with charcoal eyeliner. Next, start in the middle of your upper lid and create a second wing slightly above the lid, going just a touch farther out than the first wing. Smudge for an edgier look.
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Beauty Trend #2: Sparkle Smoky Eye
The eyes at DVF absolutely glowed, thanks to an emerald-green shimmer underneath the models' smoky eyes. Apply your favorite shimmer stick on your lower lash line over your smoky eye for a subtle pop. Make sure the liner goes from the corner of your eye all the way to the end.
Related: Smoky Eye How-To for Blue Eyes
Beauty Trend #3: Feathered Brows
Long gone are perfectly sculpted, pencil-thin eyebrows. Instead, this season urges you to go for a bolder brow with feathered ends, like the models at Preen. During your next tweeze job, brush the ends of your brows out toward your nose to get this look.
Related: How to Fill in Sparse Eyebrows
Beauty Trend #4: Plum Pouts
The verdict is in, and purple is the hot shade for fall. We saw it all over the runways for both fashion and beauty. Swap out your traditional red for a deeper, plum shade. For a middle-of-the-road option, go for berry.
Related: Best Berry Lipsticks for Your Skin Tone
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