Step 7: Repeat steps 2-6 on your other eye. Use a setting spray, like Urban Decay All Nighter Long Lasting Makeup Setting Spray, $29, to set the makeup.

Everyone in the office let out a collective oooh when they saw the sparkly eye makeup and super-big, bird's nest hair from the Jenny Packham runway show. The complete look is a bit too avant-garde for, say, a day at the office or a Starbucks run (and our hair would never recover from that much teasing), so we challenged ourselves to create a wearable (but not watered-down) version of this high-fashion beauty look.

Emily's hair is naturally straight with some slight texture. To make this style more wearable than the runway look, we used her subtle texture to our advantage, teasing only around the ends and sides of her hair. Here's how we did it:

1. Mist all of your hair with a heat protectant spray, like Herbal Essences Heat Protection Spray, $5.99

2. Using a 1-inch barrel curling iron, begin curling sections of your hair starting from the back. Be sure each section is only about one to two inches wide as you go.

3. As you curl each section, pin each piece in place at your roots. Mist each curl with hairspray to hold.

4. Continue curling and pinning the rest of your hair. Spritz entire head with hairspray and let the curls set for 15-20 minutes.

5. Unpin your curls and tug them apart to loosen them. Use a fine-toothed comb to tease at your nape and sides of your hair for added volume.

6. Create a side part then clip your hair off to the side using a flower accessory. Finish with hairspray.

Step 1: Prep your skin with moisturizer. Then apply foundation (we used Le Metier de Beaute Classic Flawless Finish Foundation SPF 8, $68) with a sponge to achieve a natural look.

Step 2: Apply an eye shadow primer (one of our favorites is LORAC Behind the Scenes Eye Shadow Primer, $21) all over the lid. Use your finger to pat on a shimmery eye shadow like NYX Roll On Shimmer, $4, in Platinum.

Step 3: Lightly brush away any extra glitter from underneath your eyes (tip: using a piece of Scotch tape helps pick up hard-to-clean glitter), then use a brightening concealer like Jane Iredale Active Light Concealer, $27, to cover any under-eye darkness.

Step 4: Apply an orangey cream blush to your cheekbones and blend well. (We couldn't find the perfect shade, so we multi-purposed Hard Candy All Glossed Up Lip Stain, $5, in Orange You Sweet as a blush. Clever!)

Step 5: Use your finger to blot on a pink lipstick -- we like Covergirl Lip Perfection, $5.99, in Darling -- to give the lips a natural looking tint.

Step 6: Sweep on a highlighting powder like Tarte Amazonian Clay 12 Hour Blush, $26, in Angelic over your cheekbones, down the bridge of your nose and underneath the eyebrows to get that glowing-from-within skin. Apply the shimmer you used on your eyelids to the inner corners of your eyes to really make them pop.

Step 7: Give your look staying power by using a fluffy brush to apply a translucent powder all over your face.

If you're glued to the live streaming feed from New York Fashion Week 2013 like we are, you've probably fallen in love with a look or two over the last six days. One of our favorites: the bold brow, minimal makeup and trio of wrapped fishtail braids on models at the Rebecca Minkoff show. On first glance, it looks like you'd need a team of stylists (and possibly a hair engineer) to get the intricate braids and flawless makeup look. We love a good challenge, so we put it to the test -- can we rip this look from the runway and make it work in the office with just a few tools? Click to see how we fared with this beauty dare.