Practicality is something you can rarely blame the beauty looks of catwalk shows for. In the current season, however, there are also trends suitable for everyday use and a return of classic styles.

See how simple it can be! Especially during the Fashion Week in sunny Milan, what had already begun in previous seasons became manifest: In addition to the usual runaways, the majority of the big luxury brands are reconsidering the reinterpretation of iconic make-up looks. A red lipstick here, a curved eyeliner there, and that&rsquo;s it.

 Precise lines: This is achieved, for example, with Patrick Ta’s “Precision Lip” lip liner, which can be used to create even more volume.

Basic programme: Although the iconic red lips can be given even more drama with a curved eyeliner, a foundation such as “Teint Idole Ultra Wear” by Lancôme with a light texture is a real must.

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Simple, efficient but no less effective - as the credo of the season this autumn, this can also be implemented in everyday life, but as always in the beauty cosmos there is certainly no lack of new twist. When it comes to colors, Dolce &amp; Gabbana pairs a deep carmine red with accurately drawn cat-eye, for example, while Herm&egrave;s celebrates the recently launched lipstick line inconsistently brighter colors. This season, the classic &ldquo;Smokey Eyes&rdquo; is presented in flattering shades of brown, which are also reinforced on the lower lash line and make it look thicker. The result: a sensual look that still impresses with its naturalness. Just like Luca Pica, Global Creative Make-up and Colour Designer, for example, does for Chanel. Those who prefer something a little more dramatic can be inspired by make-up legend Tom Pecheux and his creation for Max Mara.

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And for a breath-taking eyelash effect, try “Le Volume Stretch” by Chanel.

Eyebrows: The trend in terms of “Eyebrows” remains for a naturally bushy bow, but with the “Brôw Shaping Powder Pencil” from Lancôme it is tamed a bit.

Magic: The “Darkness Reducing Undereye Primer” by Peter Thomas Roth keeps exactly what the name promises and minimizes redness thanks to Haloxyl and Vitamin K1, while collagen prepares the skin for the make-up that follows.

Highlights

Admittedly, you can&rsquo;t do without novelties completely and so the generous use of glitter particles is also used when revising the collections. While this trend was met with extravagance in recent years, glitter and Co. are currently used a little more sparingly, with the exception of the show by the Marni label. Sporty glamour for everyday life is suggested, for example, by a shimmering eyeliner by Emporio Armani, while a highly pigmented silver eye shadow gives the models at London label Erdem an elegant glow. The color palette is open to experimentation - the glitter variants of lime green, violet, bronze, and turquoise are very popular. The proverbial highlights remain the main protagonists and are only combined with the basics such as foundation and concealer.

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Free particles: Glitter in powder form is available from the most diverse suppliers. Besides the classic from M.A.C., the pigments from Anastasia Beverly Hills are also recommended.

A question of texture: If you don’t want to rely on classic eye shadows or pigments, you can opt for the “Eye Tint Liquid Eyeshadow” by Giorgio Armani Beauty.

Clean Chic: The aspect of removing make-up is also essential in this glittering trend. The Make-Up-Remover from Shiseido.

Variety of colours: The agony of choice arises with extensive palettes, such as that of Nyx with the melodious name “Glitter Goals”.

A Breath Of Nothing

The latter is already a trend in itself, because in general the no make-up look, which is contradictory at least in name, is increasingly in the spotlight. Instead of focusing on more decorative products here, the focus is on preparation. Serums, fluids, and Co. are taking up a steadily growing market segment anyway and play an important role in this respect. The ingenious skincare ritual is then supplemented by foundation and highlighters, as was the case with Etro, for example. In the case of Versace, a soft pink gloss and a little mascara for optimization are added. But here too, restraint is demonstrated! And so, the respective looks can be combined with each other, but you can also make it easy for yourself and follow the motto: Less is more!

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A practical companion: The “Designer Essence-in-Balm Mesh Cushion” by Giorgio Armani is the ideal companion on the road thanks to its special applicator. In terms of content, too, the quality standards of the prestige brand are observed, and the new product convinces with mother-of-pearl particles, hyaluronic acid, micro water droplets, and a sun protection factor.

With a freshness kick: Using microfluidic technology, “Les Beiges Eau de Teint” by Chanel moisturizes and provides a naturally radiant complexion.

Enlightening: The “Skin Love Glow Elixir” of the Bekka brand promises a nourishing and soothing effect, protecting the skin with anti-oxidants.

A touch of color: The oil-enriched “Lip Tint” from Nars is supposed to make the lips appear plumper by means of water-absorbing molecules. That sounds as good as the name of the limited edition: “Orgasm X” in the color “Sheer Peachy Pink”.

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