Paris Fashion Week Fall 2021: top 6 makeup looks

What have such famous makeup artists as Pat McGrath, Peter Philips and Lucia Pica prepared for us this time? And what makeup looks will we rely on in the fall of 2021? We provide answers to these questions below.

Dior

For Dior's Paris Fashion Week show, makeup artist Peter Philips opted for a smoky eye, adding modern elements to a classic look for a less sultry, lighter effect. The makeup artist applied the new Dior Mono Couleur Couture eyeshadow in shade 098 Black Bow Matte to the outer and inner corners of the eyes to create a natural look. In addition, he refused to apply mascara so that the girls’ appearance would not be “too sexy.”

Chanel

And again we see dark accents in eye makeup - black eyeliner will clearly be the center of attention this fall. Makeup artist Lucia Pica brightly emphasized the models' eyes with black and kept their faces fresh by abandoning bright lipsticks, blush and contouring. Thick bangs covered her eyes and added some mystery to her beauty image.

Versace

But world-famous makeup artist Pat McGrath decided to add more color to the models’ makeup, decorating the girls’ eyelids with bright pink and blue shades in the form of massive cat-like wings. Neutral facial makeup, neatly styled eyebrows and nude lip gloss - and colorful makeup is ready!

Coperni

Do you miss shining makeup looks? Makeup artist Farah Homidi applied round gemstones of varying sizes onto the eyelids of one model at the Coperni show to show off her vision of post-pandemic glamor. The makeup artist also applied brown nude lipstick to the model’s lips to harmoniously complete the beauty look.

Paco Rabanne

The perfect combination of blush on the cheekbones and scarlet lipstick on the lips inspired Pat McGrath to create makeup for Paco Rabanne. Lush eyebrows fixed with gel, a calm haze around the eyes and a delicate glow of the skin helped complement the feminine, bold and seductive makeup look at Paris Fashion Week fall 2021.

Giambattista Valli

At the Giambattista Valli show, the area around the models’ eyes became the canvas for the makeup artist’s creativity. Hélène Vasniet used her fingers to create colorful circles on the girls' eyelids using intensely pigmented eyeshadows in all shades of ROYGBIV. She used colorful beauty products not only on her eyes, but also on her brows to create a truly eclectic look.