From Runway to Reality: How to recreate these makeup looks

Runway makeup often seems like a distant dream—gorgeous but way too complicated for us mere mortals, right? Wrong! Believe it or not, some high-fashion looks are easier to achieve than you think. Let’s break down a few runway trends you can rock in real life without a glam squad on speed dial.

Find out how to recreate these runway makeup looks: 

Bold graphic eyeliner (Carolina Herrera/Bach Mai Autumn/Winter 2024)

Blue graphic liner via Kikomakeup 

Caroline Herrera and Bach Mai’s runway looks showcased vibrant graphic eyeliners in bold colours. To recreate this look, use a liquid or gel eyeliner in a striking shade like electric blue or emerald green. Apply the liner along your upper lash line in a bold, geometric shape. For precision, use eyeliner stamps or guides. This trend is perfect for adding a playful touch to your everyday makeup routine.

Artistic glitter eyes (Christian Cowan and Vivetta Spring/Summer 2024)

Glitter makeup via Lillac cosmetics

Christian Cowan and Vivetta brought sparkle to the runway with glittery eyes. For a similar effect, apply a glitter primer to your eyelids, then pat on loose glitter or glitter eyeshadow. Use a bold eyeshadow shade as a base before applying glitter for added drama. This look is great for special occasions and adds a touch of glamour, much like the eye-catching styles seen on beauty influencers like Beautybybb.

Glossy, wet-look eyes (Prada Spring 2024)

Glossy eyeshadow look via British Vogue

Pravda’s spring 2024 runway showcased a glossy, wet-look eye that radiates high fashion. To achieve this look, start with a neutral or soft shimmer eyeshadow as a base. Apply a clear or lightly tinted lip gloss over your eyelids for a glossy, dewy finish. Use a thin brush to blend the gloss seamlessly with the eyeshadow. Add a coat of mascara to define your lashes and complete the look with a touch of highlighter on your brow bones for extra shine. This glossy eye trend enhances the black skin beautifully, creating a fresh and dewy look that’s perfect for any event.

Radiant, glowing skin (Maison Margiela’s Spring 2024)

Porcelain skin makeup via Pat McGrath via Instagram

Pat McGrath’s runway looks often feature glass-like, radiant skin that seems to glow from within. Start with a thorough skincare routine, including a hydrating cleanser, essence, serum with hyaluronic acid, and a rich moisturiser. After prepping your skin, apply your makeup as usual. For the signature glass skin finish, Pat McGrath uses an innovative technique involving an invisible peel-off mask mixed with water. The mixture should be light enough to pass through an airbrush, but if you don’t have access to an airbrush, you can use a foundation brush. Apply the mixture evenly across your face and allow it to set for a dewy, luminous finish.

Nostalgic grunge (Prabal Gurung Spring/Summer 2024)

Grunge makeup via Olivia’s lifestyle

Nostalgia for decades past is still going strong, and ’90s-inspired grunge beauty looks are making a comeback. At Prabal Gurung, Romero Jennings used MAC’s Eye Kohl Pencil in Smolder and Feline and MACStack Mascara on top and bottom lashes to achieve a Kate Moss-like vibe. “Grunge makeup often features dark, smoky tones like deep browns, greys, and blacks,” says celebrity makeup artist Brandy Allen. “It’s characterised by a messy, lived-in look with smudged liners and shadows for a rock-inspired feel.”

Makeup is your canvas for creativity and self-expression. To effortlessly master runway looks and infuse them easily, follow makeup artists inspired by drag makeup. They offer insights that unlock new skills and creativity. Embrace your makeup journey to reflect your unique essence and unleash your inner artist. In the world of beauty, there are no limits—just endless possibilities to shine and express yourself freely and I promise you’ll get no judgement from me.

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