At Tom Ford, makeup artist Diane Kendal went full-on Cleopatra, using three different Marc Jacobs eyeliners -- two different crayons and a liquid formula -- to create what she dubbed a "blacquer eye."
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Oscar de La Renta
And at Oscar de la Renta, makeup artist Tom Pecheux finished off the black liquid liner rimming the upper lids with a flick of color -- either lavender, baby pink, blue, orange, or green -- at the corners. "The color is almost like bad breath," he said. "You only experience it if you're close."
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Nail Trend: Subtle Nail Art
Sure, we saw our share of glitter and brights and other craziness on the models' nails, but our favorite looks were the manicures that whispered rather than shouted.
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Kate Spade
At Kate Spade, manicurist Deborah Lippmann added interest to dusty pink nails by painting a thin vertical line (in her own Fade to Black shade) that led to a teeny tiny pearl at the base. "It's a little bit edgy and a little bit sweet," she said.
The soft pink nails at Michael Costello got an upgrade, too. After applying Essie Topless & Barefoot, manicurist Julie Kandalec used a tiny brush dipped in Essie Penny Talk to create a pretty, flower-like design.
