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Ready for fall? Your makeup bag probably is. Gone are the days of the pastel shadows and orange lipsticks that became your staples in the spring. This season is the perfect time to experiment with pigmented liquid liners and rich-hued shadows instead. Fall 2014 beauty trends are all about extremes: either fresh-faced and neutral, like at Ralph Lauren and Michael Kors, or extra-bold, like the “morning after”-inspired shadow at Missoni.

BRAIDS

Like an episode of Where in the World is Carmen Sandiego?, the inspiration behind this season’s diverse assortment of braids was a geographical guessing game.

BUNS

Ballerinas at rehearsal inspired Orlando Pita’s finger-combed buns at Diane von Furstenberg. “The texture should look easy,” he said. “Not messy, but not perfectly
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EARTH TONES

With inspirations as varied as mannequins, statues and science fiction, makeup artists reached for drab, unorthodox shades—many found in nature—to subtly

EYELASHES

Between mascara and falsies, eyes were aflutter. At Gucci, the lashes applied to the top and bottom rows referenced ’60s icons Britt Ekland and Marianne Faithfull
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GRAPHIC EYELINER

It was the eyeliner equivalent of bolding or italicizing your font in an email. At Zac Posen, a floating, feather-like shape was suspended above the corners of the eyes by

SHOPPING

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GREEN MAKEUP

Move over, orange. “Green is the new black” was the edict issued by Tom Pecheux at Derek Lam. From pastel mint to deep seaweed, the full spectrum of this

NATURAL MAKEUP

The bare-bones no-makeup look has finally evolved, as features were strengthened all around. “The lip is a little deeper, the eye is a little deeper, the brow is a little

NUDE NAILS

Neutral nails veered away from bubble baths and ballet slippers and toward more masculine territory. “It’s a very contemporary, modern, severe manicure,” said manicurist

RAVE

Lingering after-effects of ’90s rave culture are resurfacing in the form of glitter and shiny metallics. Tom Pecheux swiped lime-green sparkle on lids at Altuzarra, while

SMOKY EYE

The smoky eye had multiple personalities this season, all due to its application. For House of Holland, Lucia Pica created a young, rebellious 1980s rich-girl look

MUST-HAVE PRODUCTS

No matter which trend you’re inspired for this fall, these makeup artist-approved products will guarantee you nail the look every time. From the perfect liners
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