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<\/a><\/p>\n\u201cNo makeup\u201d makeup<\/strong><\/p>\n The fresh, makeup-free faces that have stormed countless runways offer a youthful, minimalist vibe which says”I woke up like this”. At Alexander Wang, models walked down the runway with bleached eyebrows and lightly applied concealer and foundation. Meanwhile, at Jason Wu, makeup artists contrasted the bare faces by highlighting one statement feature such as orange lips or dewy eyes. Oscar de la Renta followed a similar route by choosing to keep models free of makeup, with the exception of accentuated, messy brows.<\/p>\n Bright eyeshadow<\/strong><\/p>\n If the bare-faced look isn\u2019t quite to your liking, you may prefer the bold and beautiful eyes which can be spotted on a number of runways. At Jeremy Scott, both the eyelid and under eye were covered with a bright pop of colour, while at Jill Stuart, models wore dual-toned eyeshadow in clashing tones such as violet and soft orange. Makeup artists at Christian Siriano took a more subtle approach to the coloured statement eye, by lining models\u2019 lids with a simple swipe of aqua eye pencil.<\/p>\n Slicked, gelled hair <\/strong><\/p>\n A spin-off of the wet hair trend, many runways featured a gelled, sleek hair-do. At Altuzarra, hair was slicked back into a chic pompadour style, with gelled pieces teased atop the head creating a volumized look. Meanwhile, at Thakoon, hair was pulled back into heavily gelled buns, save for one shiny piece styled in front of the models\u2019 faces. Models at Victoria Beckham displayed a much more wearable version of this trend, with pin-straight hair parted in the middle and lightly slicked into submission.<\/p>\n<\/a><\/p>\n<\/a><\/p>\n