Christian Siriano
The collection featured lots of blue, including the makeup. Models wore winged black eyeliner topped with a thick layer of metallic cornflower eyeliner mixed with concealer from Charlotte Tilbury.
The nails, meanwhile, paired navy and sky blue polishes from OPI for a wavy, loosely S-shaped, two-toned look. For the hair, Jon Reyman used a Dyson blowdryer and flatiron for a shiny, glass-like finish.
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Christian Cowan
Lori Taylor Davis, global pro lead artist for Smashbox, created a smoky cat eye, glassy lips and a pink flush using only a handful of products. She wanted the result to be lived-in and effortless and she certainly delivered. And just look at those glitzy nails!
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Bronx and Banco
One of the brightest makeup looks was this pink eyeshadow. Charlie Riddle, global beauty director for Stila Cosmetics, applied pink shimmery eyeshadow all over eyelids and tightlined with black eyeliner for definition.
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Proenza Schouler
The beauty was natural and totally wearable IRL. Makeup artists used lightweight products from 111SKIN and MERIT for a clean look. Some of the models also rocked trendy blunt bobs.
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Hardware LDN
More bright makeup was on display at Hardware LDN. ColourPop eyeshadows were applied to models' eyelids to create this sunny look accented by fluffy eyebrows. Matthew Curtis, hairstylist with UNITE, was behind those tiny rope braids.
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