The Best Makeup Trends for Fall 2016
Push the boundaries of black liner and dark lipstick, play with peach tones and change the way you do glitter.
Push the boundaries of black liner and dark lipstick, play with peach tones and change the way you do glitter. Click through for the top seven trends from the runways.
Black Out
There are only two things you need your eyeliner to be this season: black and greasy. When it comes to technique, it's a free-for-all. Stay safe with a classic flick, as seen at Nicole Miller, or a soft smudge; go for the piercing stare of a Versace girl (left) by rimming your waterlines in ink; or take a dramatically dark turn and don't stop 'til you hit the brow.
Black Out
Nicole Miller
Black Out
Emilio Pucci
Black Out
Monique Lhuillier
Black Out
Chloé
Black Out
Roberto Cavalli
Black Out
Alexander McQueen
Black Out
Alberta Ferretti
Black Out
Moschino
Black Out
Elie Saab
Black Out
Saint Laurent
Black Out
Sacai
Modern Gothic
Switching to a darker lipstick for fall? Not exactly groundbreaking. But when it's closer to black on the color spectrum than it is to red? Now we're onto something. You don't even have to go as goth as the Marc Jacobs mouth or as dark as Peter Philips did at Dior (he filled in the lips with black eyeliner before going over them with Poison, an aptly-named shade of lipstick out in the fall), to get what James Kaliardos calls the "don't-mess-with-me, I'll-kick-your-ass look," seen here at Rodarte.
Modern Gothic
Dior
Modern Gothic
Bottega Veneta
Modern Gothic
Max Mara
Modern Gothic
Marc Jacobs
Modern Gothic
Marni
Modern Gothic
Louis Vuitton
Modern Gothic
Zac Posen
