Copper eyeshadow is the autumn makeup trend that's giving cosy glam

The barely-there makeup aesthetic ruled summer, and rightly so, since it was so frickin hot, but for autumn we’re ready to level (and layer) up. First up? Copper eyeshadow. Our eyes have been semi-nakey for long enough and we're in need of a deliciously rich shade that can serve up sultry, luxe and cosy vibes all in one hit. Copper eyeshadow delivers on all three and since the seasonally-suited shade nods to the warm russet, rust, spice and sepia tones you'd find in falling leaves, fading sunsets or your pumpkin spiced latte, it's a total mood, too.

The colour already has some seriously impressive celeb endorsements, having been spotted swiped across the lids of Dua Lipa, Florence Pugh and Emma Chamberlain. Even better, we love that the democratic tone works beautifully across all eye colours (complementing browns, blues, greens, ambers and greys) and all skin tones. It adds some much-needed warmth, too as we head into the colder months. But equally, it'll shine beautifully for those last few end-of summer sunscapes.

Want in? Here's 10 of our favourite ways to wear the trend.

Smokey copper eyeshadow on Florence Pugh

Florence's makeup artist, Valeria Ferreira, smoked out her copper eye look by adding a smudge of brown liner across her lash line to add definition. 

Wet-look copper eyeshadow on Cindy Mello

Paired with this season's mocha brunette hair colour, this glitz, wet-look copper eyeshadow on model Cindy Mello gives the most beautiful autumn vibes for any special occasions when you need a show-stopper look.

Burnt copper eyeshadow on Cynthia Taylu

This matte burnt-copper tone on model Cynthia Taylu, is a little more vibrant and perfect for the end of summer, but it nods to those firey copper fallen leaf shades that we love.

Monochrome copper on Sarah Hyland

Pull your look together by matching a single swipe of copper eyeshadow across lids to other details in your outfit, or copper tones in your hair.

Layered copper eyeshadow on Daisy Jelley

Makeup artist, Sofia Tilbury, layered different copper shadows and liners to create a multi-dimensional copper eyeshadow.

Bright copper eyeshadow on Melissa Hernandez

Makeup artist, Melissa Hernandez, made her eyes pop by layering a shimmering copper over a matte copper base from the inner eye corner.

Matte copper eyeshadow on Emma Chamberlain

For a relaxed, grungier take, stick to a single matte copper smudged over lids and defined with mascara.

Pale copper eyeshadow on Sydney Sweeney

To make the colour work on fairer complexions, go with a lighter gradient of the shade. This pale copper shadow on Sydney Sweeney is a beautiful autumn-appropriate take on the trend.

Twinkling copper eyeshadow on Violette

For the exact same copper as French It-Girl, Violette, try her Yeux Paint in Cuivre de l'Aube.

Warm copper eyeshadow on Yasmin Wijnaldum

For a halo copper eye effect, apply a strip of sparkle down the centre of your lids.

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