The Fall ’17 Beauty Trends You Can Wear Now

Sleek, fresh-out-of-the-shower hair was paired with equally glossy, berry lips at Giambattista Valli. Photo: Indigital.tv

Backstage, Sam McKnight teased models’ lengths to out-of-this-world proportions (and dubbed it “Chanelarella,” as an ode to Barbarella) for Chanel’s space-inspired show. An embellished, knitted headband was placed firmly along the hairline. The hair was elevated by frosty blue eyeshadow, graphic black eyeliner, and emphasized bottom lashes. Photo: Indigital.tv

In true Valentino manner, intricately twisted micro braids framed models’ faces. Backstage, Pat McGrath created a reverse burgundy cat-eye to complement the vermilion lips. Photo: Indigital.tv

Models at Alexander McQueen conjured Guinevere with their crimped, undone tendrils. Photo: Indigital.tv

Makeup artist Val Garland wrapped bright turquoise, orange, and hot pink around the eyes. Photo: James Cochrane

Glitter is showing no signs of slowing down. At Elie Saab, makeup artist Tom Pecheux applied a dusting of holographic silver and gold pigment overtop the models’ smoked-out lids. Hair was twisted into a neat updo and adorned with an embellished headband. Photo: James Cochrane

Backstage, Tom Pecheux dipped into pots of metallic gold and silver eyeshadow to create the eye-popping Balmain look. Sweeps of creamy, black shadow traced the models’ eyes, extending past their lower lash lines. A dab of copper pigment accentuated the upper lid while a dash of silver swept along the bottom. To complete the makeup look, facial jewelry was affixed to the lips. As for the hair: Sam McKnight raked models’ lengths back into a ponytail, then twisted three braids atop the crown of their heads to create an “imaginary mohawk” effect. Photo: Indigital.tv

At Rochas, models walked the runway wearing sleek, side-parted ponytails, fastened with a jet-black bow for a refined effect. Photo: Indigital.tv

Makeup artist Aaron de Mey sought inspiration from Kate Moss for Chloé’s fall 2017 offering. The models wore a smudged cat-eye layered with a helping of gloss, creating a smoldering grunge effect. Photo: Indigital.tv

At Dior, all that was needed to get the models runway ready were a couple of coats of mascara and lip balm. Photo: Indigital.tv

To create the vibrant lashes at Emilio Pucci, backstage makeup artist Inge Grognard coated models’ eyelashes with the MAC Cosmetics False Lash Maximizer before adding layers of red, green, blue, and white paint (read: pigment mixed with a mixing medium). Photo: Rex

Pat McGrath finger-painted the models’ lids using blue pigment along the brow bones. A lining of smudged, wraparound kohl drew focus to the eyes. Photo: Indigital.tv

Donatella Versace sent a lineup of models—including Gigi Hadid, Anja Rubik, Mica Arganaraz and Vittoria Ceretti—down the runway with their sleek hair featuring all colors of the rainbow. Multi-dimensional streaks of red, blue, and fluorescent yellow ran down the models’ manes. Photo: Indigital.tv

For an added dose of punkish drama, graphic strips of black liner traced the models’ eyes. Photo: Indigital.tv

Beehive updos, eyeshadow applied liberally along the crease, false eyelashes, and lots of lip liner were the basis of Moschino’s ‘60s-inspired offering. Photo: @moschino/Instagram

The makeup at Alberta Ferretti brought a whole new meaning to the term “red eye.” Black-rimmed eyes were emphasized with a hint of bright red on the center of the lids. A fingerprint of gold shadow was pressed in the inner corner of the eyes. The bold makeup look was offset by a loose, romantic braid that fell down the center of models’ backs. Photo: @sarasampaio/Instagram

Mary Katrantzou’s fall offering was a stylish ode to Disney’s Fantasia. Models took to the runway sporting barely-there eyebrows and swathes of baby blue, pastel pink, and custard yellow slicked across their lids. Photo: Indigital.tv

Models of the moment—including Nora Attal, Camille Hurel, and Yasmin Wijnaldum— walked the runway with sleek, low-slung ponytails, secured neatly to one side. Gilded floral cuffs adorned the models’ exposed ears. Photo: Indigital.tv

At Topshop Unique, backstage makeup artist Lynsey Alexander created a playful beauty look that matched the show’s carefree atmosphere. Models sported bright red lips that were feathered out into a soft stain. Generous coats of mascara was applied to lashes, which were then pinched together to create a clumpy, doll-like effect. Photo: Indigital.tv

Lady Macbeth was the muse for the Antonio Berardi show. Shakespeare’s scheming heroine was brought to life through long, wispy, fishtail plaits and flushed cheeks. Photo: Indigital.tv

Bold pops of color in blue, cyan, and orange were worn in thick stripes across upper lids at Versus Versace. Photo: @versus_versace/Instagram

Pat McGrath crafted a bold beauty look that comprised glittering blue eyeshadow and vampy, burgundy lipstick backstage at Anna Sui. Models’ center-parted strands were twisted into two mini knots on the side of their heads. Photo: Indigital.tv

At Marchesa, models’ wispy lengths were secured into a low chignon at the nape of the neck, and adorned with a black, velvet bow. Photo: Indigital.tv

Strips of expertly-cut gray fabric were affixed to the models’ lips, eyebrows, and hair at Thom Browne. Photo: Indigital.tv

Backstage at Ryan Roche, hairstylist James Pecis dreamed up a whimsical chignon that resembled a bow. Photo: James Cochrane

Katharine Hepburn’s character in 1940’s The Philadelphia Story inspired the Fall 2017 Tory Burch show. To create the romantic look, Guido Palau secured models’ low-slung ponytails with a black, velvet ribbon. Photo: James Cochrane

At Tome, a white graphic line was traced above the models’ crease, starting from the inner corner of the eyes and extending towards the temple. Photo: James Cochrane

Models Dilone, Alanna Arrington, and Estella Boersma took to Public School’s runway sporting bold, pink lipstick that was blotted down, leaving behind a soft, rose-colored stain. Photo: James Cochrane

Girl With a Pearl Earring was the inspiration for Altuzarra’s Fall 2017 RTW offering. Makeup artist Tom Pecheux brought the 17th century oil painting to life by sweeping luminous rose-colored shades on model’s eyes, lips and cheeks. The look was completed by way of bold, custom headbands that decorated the model’s low ponytails. Photo: Indigital.tv

Heavy washes of smudged kohl rimmed the model’s eyes, creating a striking slept-in feel. The look was completed with several coats of mascara and brushed-out brows. Photo: Indigital.tv

At Jason Wu, the classic red lip was reimagined by backstage makeup artist Yadim, who slicked vibrant coats of orange on the model’s top lip and cherry red on the bottom, to create a high-octane ombre pout. A swivel of blue mascara drew focus to the eyes. Photo: Indigital.tv

At Oscar de la Renta, backstage makeup artists dipped their brushes into pots of pastel pink, purple, orange, and cyan eyeshadow to create the bold, colorful eyes. Photo: Indigital.tv

The classic cat-eye got a colorful update at Prabal Gurung. Models including Joan Smalls, Bella Hadid, and Blanca Padilla took to the runway sporting bright, geometric eyeliner in varying shades of turquoise, orange, blue, and green. Photo: @prabalgurung/Instagram

Models Meghan Collison, Sora Choi, Ina Maribo Jensen, and Maria Clara Vasconcellos got transformational backstage haircuts in the form of blunt bangs and bobs before hitting the Proenza Schouler runway. Photo: Indigital.tv

At Victoria Beckham, foundation and lipstick was tucked to the side in favor of tinted moisturizer and lip balm to create a clean, no-makeup-makeup look. Photo: Indigital.tv

Backstage at Jeremy Scott, makeup artists cut strips of long, individual lashes and stuck them onto the model’s— including Gigi Hadid, Romee Strijd, and Jasmine Tookes — lower lash lines for a striking effect. Photo: Getty