The best beauty trends spotted across Fall/Winter 2016 shows …everywhere!

Slick waves at Marc Jacobs

Move over loose waves, you better practice gelling them back like a flapper girl. Major points for the dark glitter added for extra shine.

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Muted cat-eyes at Blumarine

Cat-eyes just got a whole lot easier to achieve. Ditch the eyeliner for a gleaming brown eyeshadow to draw on the flicked look. 

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We swot up on the coolest and most outrageous hair and make-up trends that blew up fashion week. 

Glitter bombs at Burberry

Have you seen the meme about using glitter to cover up your dark circles? Well, it's real. And it's on the runway. We love how effortlessly the specks of glitter fall on the face, even trickling down to the cheeks like glitter tears; a beautiful mess.

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Orange pop at Thierry Mugler

The flashes of orange peeping out from the inner corners of the eyes with the sleek good girl hair is a definite breather from winter's dark mood. 

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Flyaways at Holly Fulton

Stop stressing about the flyaway hair poking out of your knot. The carefully dishevelled look is now a trend. 

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Disco eyes at Fendi

Because sticking to a single colour is so mainstream. We're filing this under festival beauty inspiration. 

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Feline eyes at Kenzo

This carefully etched liner makes us want to put on a leather onesie and play superhero – we don't even need a mask.

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80s full-face at Saint Laurent

Red lips + dark eyes + gelled hair = Madonna circa 1980. This one could easily become a Saturday night staple.

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One-tone everything at Balmain

Balmain wins for the simplest beauty trend: monochrome make-up. Just stick with one nude pinks family for your eyes, lips and cheeks for a fail-safe look. 

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Coloured lashes at Emporio Armani

Blue and violet mascaras are already making their way into our beauty kits.  

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Quilted eyes at Chanel

While quilting isn't a new concept when we're talking about this French luxury powerhouse, their signature pattern now extends beyond just clothes and accessories. Make-up artist Tom Pecheux created this intricate quilted-eye shadow which could add an easy 30 minutes to your make-up routine. We'll save this one for the big days. 

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