Practical Magic
1/5Models were literally starry-eyed at Chanel, where makeup artist James Kaliardos applied icy silver shadow to eyelids and laced lower lashlines with gold, for an ultradramatic but ethereal effect. Just remember to keep the brow bone bare and stick with a sheer or subtle balm on the lips. You don't want to be glittery all over, says Kaliardos.
2/5This spring, lips look prettiest when dressed in pink. At Proenza Schouler, makeup artist Gucci Westman Neville created a chic hue that was equal parts sporty and sweet.
3/5At Blumarine, long, fluttery eyelashes ruled the runway. To get the look, apply mascara, then give just the outer lashes an extra coat by gently blinking onto the brush.
4/5Sparkling stones, ribbons, and flowers dazzled at Sonia Rykiel, but it doesn't take a lot of bling to create the look. A small barrette or slim jeweled headband add sophistication to any style, says New York City-based hairstylist Louise O'Connor.
5/5Ponytails got polished at Dolce Gabbana, where stylists gathered hair onto the crown and loosely curled the ends. A ponytail placed high up looks more glamorous, says O'Connor, who advises using gel around the hairline to keep it sleek and frizz-free.
