Pom Klementieff
We couldn't be more obsessed with this ombre pink and purple neon eyeshadow — it's like a sparkly Lisa Frank sunset. Though pricey, the Natasha Denona Lila Eyeshadow Palette, $129, is a good bet for pulling this look off with its gorgeous selection of saturated pinks and purples.
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Rowan Blanchard
This gradiated rust-hued smoky eye is very of-the-moment (especially with that black choker and those star earrings). A warm-toned palette, like the Huda Beauty Obsessions Eyeshadow Palette in Coral, $27, has all the shades you need to recreate the look at home.
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Tracee Ellis Ross
We're loving this neon pink pop of color — it adds just the right amount of fun drama to Tracee Ellis Ross' otherwise low-key look. A brighter-than-bright liner, such as Make Up For Ever Artist Color Pencil in Lava And So On, $18, is pitch-perfect for copying the style.
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Lucy Hale
Makeup artist Kat Deenihan actually used three different shadows to create this arresting eye makeup look on Lucy Hale: Chanel Long Wear Cream Eyeshadow in Verderame, $36, as a base, a shade from the sold out (and sadly limited-edition) Kat Von D 10th Anniversary Palette on top, and finally a little Kryolon Loose Metallic Pigment in Pure Envy, $19.95, for some extra drama. We're thinking it's well worth the extra effort!
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Bella Hadid
How's this for a power move — matching your eyeshadow to your suit. A simple single, like NYX Cosmetics Hot Singles Eyeshadow in STFU, $4.49, should get the job done if you want to take the look out for a spin.
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