Makeup artist Pat McGrath for CoverGirl created the bronzed goddess look at Tommy Hilfiger's show. She first applied CoverGirl Outlast Stay Luminous Foundation over moisturized skin, then swept TruBlend Minerals Loose Mineral Bronzer in Translucent Medium where the sun would hit naturally: across the cheeks, chin, forehead and bridge of nose.
She wanted the eyes to have soft definition, so she used a taupe shadow from a yet-to-be released CoverGirl eye shadow palette into the crease and under the lower lash line. She then smudged a mocha eyeliner (coming out in January 2016) to the roots of the upper lashes. She recommends finishing off the look with a few swipes of LashBlast Volume Mascara in Very Black.
Strong brows were crucial to the look. To add definition, she applied Bombshell Pow-der Brow + Liner in light, feathery strokes.
To add warmth to the face, she applied a rosy blush (not yet released) to the apples of the cheeks toward the ears. She finished the look with a new, sheer CoverGirl lip balm (launching in January.
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Road Warrior
The inspiration for Rachel Comey's show: Post-Apocalyptic Warrior (definitely into it, especially after Charlize Theron in "Mad Max").
For the messy, lived-in eye makeup, she applied BareMinerals Round the Clock Cream-Glide Eyeliner over the entire eyelid and extended it out into a slight wing. She finished it off with a few coats of mascara on the top lashes.
Aside from the rhinestone freckles, this ethereal look from Tracy Reese is totally gorgeous for everyday. The key to this glowing look is all in the skin-care preparation. Deanna Melluso for Mary Kay mixed Mary Kay TimeWise Repair Volu-Firm Night Treatment with Retinol and TimeWise Luminous-Wear Liquid Foundation and applied it to models' faces to give them a subtle luminosity. She used Extra Emollient Night Cream on the brow bone and around the eyes to give skin that dewy look.
She then dabbed on True Dimensions Lipstick in Sizzling Red with her fingers, and NouriShine Lipgloss in Pink Wink was applied to the center of lips to create a bitten, stained finish.
New York Fashion Week is a magical time in the beauty world. All the best makeup artists in the business are there, creating glamorous, gorgeous and (sometimes) insane-but-awesome makeup looks to complement the fashions designers are sending down the runway. Now that New York Fashion Week Spring/Summer 2016 has come to a close, we rounded up our favorite makeup looks from the shows that we can actually pull off in real life. Here, the most-wearable and drool-worthy makeup how-tos from fashion week. Get ready for some serious makeup inspiration.