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As designers stitched together seams to define this season’s Fall-Winter vision, makeup artists and hairstylists did the same—using brushes and blow-dryers to shape beauty’s next statement. From indie sleaze’s slept-in hair to vibrant lids, metallic gazes, and asymmetrical glam, New York Fashion Week encouraged us to embrace the mess.
Skip the Comb
Drop the brush—NYFW says you don’t have to. Keep the bottom half of your hair frizzy with a side part à la Anna Sui, tuck it into your layers like 7 For All Mankind, or let your mane show its just-woke-up charm—as seen on the runways of Coach and Ralph Lauren. Either way, it’s a chic way to let your hair down.
Face the Statement



Choose your fighter: a vibrant color on the lids, a graphic liner, a swipe of overblush, or bold and glossy lips? Marc Jacobs delivered a masterclass—serving icy blue shadow, vampy red pouts, and a confident flush of blush.
Metallic Eyes


If bold color isn’t your thing, keep it cool with metallic liner instead. Take it from Anna Sui, whose models wore eyes lined in chromes and metallic hues—copper, gray, and bronze.
The Beauty of Asymmetry


“Eyebrows are sisters, not twins,” a popular saying goes to forgive uneven eyebrows. Technically, your eyes and lips are sisters, too. At Proenza Schouler, beauty was defined by intention in asymmetry—from mismatched liner to yin-yang–inspired lips.
This season, beauty asks for honesty—no longer perfection, symmetry, or restraint. It’s an embrace of individuality in all its imperfect forms. Because at the end of the day, beauty isn’t about getting it right; it’s about making it yours.
Featured Image and Photos: CAROLINA HERRERA, COACH, RALPH LAUREN, ANNA SUI, 7 FOR ALL MANKIND, MARC JACOBS, PROENZA SCHOULER (via Instagram)
