Best Beauty Look from the Runway Spring 2014

Fashion Week Beauty Looks! Spring 2014

Marc Jacobs:

Makeup artist Francois Nars  gives models edgy and unforgettable cat eyes in a rich teal shade (NARS Eyeliner Pencil in Kalisté, to be exact.) "This is a summer look that's all about the eye," he said. "Most of the girls have a teal blue line, but some have royal blue, extending past both the inner and outer corner." Redken hairstylist Guido Palau followed suit, tricking models out in punky wigs with jagged, irregular cuts.

Calvin Klein:

At first glance, the makeup at Calvin Klein may seem simple and fresh-faced. But take a closer look: models’ lids were dusted with a sheer swipe of bronze shadow, giving their faces a sculptural, ethereal glow.

Michael Kors:

Tousled, romantic, and just plain sexy, hairstylist Orlando Pita created undone updos with rumpled tendrils framing the face.

Rachel Zoe:

Models rocked chunky French braids courtesy of Antonio Corral, who made sure they were fuzzy, nearly frizzy, and anything but perfect.

Rodarte:

Odile Gilbert, working with John Frieda, painted the undersection of models’ hair with a tweed-like pattern to echo the Rodarte collection. Starting with dry hair, she created a front wave with a large barrel curling iron, then parted the hair deep on the side, pinning it back to be sure the tweed showed. To finish, she pinned the sections of hair from both sides into a loose twist.

Badgley Mischka:

Tom Pecheux gave models a delicate aura with a diffuse wash of sky blue shadow up to the brow bones; hair was rolled into softly rumpled updos by Peter Gray.

Carolina Herrera:

The dresses were billowy and diaphanous, but the updos were structured and architectural thanks to hairstylist Orlando Pita. In a play on the French twist, he tightly rolled the hair upwards from the base and pinned snugly in place.

Pamella Roland:

To channel '60s French film stars, makeup artist Matin Maulawizada wanted models to look sexy and a bit smudgy, like they just rolled out of bed and put lipstick on. To create the effect, he blended brick red Laura Mercier Rouge Nouveau Weightless Lip Colour in Mod with rosy Laura Mercier Crème Smooth Lip Colour in Brigitte. As for the hair, Ted Gibson gathered thoroughly teased, bumped-up strands into rough side ponys.