Autumn Winter 2016 beauty trend report: the looks to try now
Autumn Winter beauty 2016 is all about individualism and embracing your beauty. Designers chose to do something a little different this season by shunning uniformity and highlighting each model's beauty and features.
Many makeup artists backstage made a unanimous decision to incorporate a number of looks and trends into their work. For example, where in previous seasons one lip colour was chosen for every model, during AW16, numerous shades were used.
AW16 saw dark pouts, flushed cheeks and grown-up glitter take centre stage, while liner got graphic and lashes were messy.
Check out the top AW16 makeup and beauty trends below, then take a peek at the GLAMOUR AW16 hair trend guide...
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The lip shade of the season was undeniably rouge noir. Vampy, mysterious berry tones ruled the runway throughout Paris, Milan, London and New York.
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The Louis Vuitton version was super glossy and patent.
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At Dior, the lips were also extra glossy but slightly darker in shade.
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Dark-toned red lips were also on show throughout AW16.
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As well purple-hued high shine versions.
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If you're not quite ready to fully commit to a dark bold lip, opt for a slightly ombre version like this Gareth Pugh look.
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Continuing its reign from SS16, liquid eyeliner was consistently graphic this season. Whether it was clean and angled shapes or slightly smudged, it was all about the eyes during AW16.
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At Topshop Unique, eyes were super dark and sultry, while also paired with vibrant lipstick.
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As well as traditional ways to wear liner, this season showed experimenting with different shapes and lines can be fun.
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Liner was not only got graphic, it was also bright. The fun, youthful take on the trend wowed at Jeremy Scott.
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Models at Simone Rocha rocked flawless skin and oversized feline flicks.
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Single, precisely placed lines were on show at Giamba.
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One of our favourite graphic looks came from Ryan Lo.
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Models at Kenzo walked down the runway looking like the ultimate rockstars with their super defined eye makeup.
Glowing skin
Dewy skin is always on trend, yet this season it was supercharged. Leave your matte powders at home, AW16 is all about the glow.
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Models at Versace showed off perfectly placed highlighter.
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Gigi and Kendall worked perfect complexions at Balmain.
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The season as a whole showed shine is nothing to be afraid of.
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This season glitter got a grown-up makeover. One of our favourite looks came from Giambattista Valli, where a neat, delicate line was drawn beneath the brows.
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Another memorable moment came from Burberry, where glitter tears became cool.
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Sequins and gold leaf was used at Markus Lupfer for maximum impact.
Glitter
Pink glitter was popular this season, with models at Emanuel Ungaro wearing it on their eyelids...
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...and those at Sophia Webster rocking it on their lips.
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Extra fine glitter was dusted over the model's eyes at Jenny Packham.
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Clumpy eyelashes are no longer something to be afraid of. AW16 is the time to embrace stuck-together, less defined lashes.
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At Emporio Armani, lashes were thick and electric pink.
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And at Jason Wu, artists embraced length as well as volume.
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Jenny Packham was all about undone beauty, from the lids to the lashes.
IndigitalFlushed cheeks
This season may make you blush... literally. Put down your bronzer, Autumn and Winter 2016 are the time to embrace your girliest blusher shades.
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At Vivienne Westwood, there was a romantic, ethereal vibe to the makeup.
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All models needed at Michael Kors was a slick of eyeliner and a pop of colour on the cheeks.
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Smooth complexions and bright cheeks made for beauty perfection on the catwalk.
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Eyes showed depth this season, either with the clever use of products or materials. At Chanel, the checked patterns caught our attention.
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Shiny silver foil was made stylish at Holly Fulton.
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Another way to give this trend an edge? Incorporate some sparkles.
