The New Gray, The Prettiest, New-for-Fall Eye Shadow Palettes

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Gray shadows are a beauty mainstay, but for a modern twist, look for grays with warm beige undertones. Giorgio Armani Beauty Eyes to Kill Eyeshadow Quad in Maestro, $60, is spot on with four shades that range from taupe-gray to black-gray. And if gray's not your thing, this palette comes in seven other variations that are all equally as gorge.

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The new Estee Lauder Pure Color Envy Sculpting EyeShadow 5-Color Palettes, $50, are designed to be neutral -- but better. Each of the 10 color variations (Envious Orchid is shown here) has five shades that range from a pretty nude to subdued tones of purple, blue, green and copper. But unlike bold palettes, you'll actually use them all instead of finishing one or two while the other three take up precious makeup bag space. They're sheer, wearable and super pretty -- it's hard to choose.

Here's the problem with eye shadow palettes: They look beautiful, enticing us to buy them, but when it comes to actually using them, we tend to have a favorite color or two, and the other shades go to waste. Sound familiar?

Well, the new fall eye shadow palettes are here to change all that. The colors have that wow factor, but they're sheer enough that you'll wear them again and again. Plus, the packaging is stunning. From Cle de Peau's faceted jewel compact to YSL's leather-wrapped version, each one is better than the last.

The Prettiest, New-for-Fall Eye Shadow Palettes

Update your look with these gorgeous (yet subtle and wearable) colors

The New Gray

Not Quite Neutral

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The Prettiest, New-for-Fall Eye Shadow Palettes

Update your look with these gorgeous (yet subtle and wearable) colors

The New Gray

Not Quite Neutral

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