Our 10 Favorite Beauty Trends at Fashion Month

Take a look at some of our favorite beauty moments below:

All That Glitters

Glitter and diamonds were definitely a girl's best friend this fashion month. Whether it was Isamaya Ffrench's glittery, mod eyelids at Halpern, Heather Reynosa's diamond thimble claws at Libertine, popping lips for Jeremy Scott by Kabuki, or Paul Hanlon's glitter hair at Giambattista Valli, we left more than convinced that what glitters is always gold. Oh and let's not forget, Pat McGrath's magnificent rhinestone-kissed eyes for Valentino.

Liner Outside the Lines

A fresh canvas is every makeup artist's dream and that's just what models were this season. Unlike the usual graphic liners with defined beginnings and clear endings, artists like Pat McGrath and Peter Phillips at the Anna Sui and Dior and Dries Van Noten shows, respectively, took a different approach by using free form brush strokes that showcased creative freedom and nuanced beauty.

Bring On the Braids

When it comes to these looks all we can say is yes. Braids and other types of protective hair styles that many women of color have worn for ages haven't always had a place in the luxury fashion world. That changed this season. Shows like Gypsy Sport, Alexander McQueen, Savage X Fenty embraced long, neon green and earth tone beaded box-braids, sleek three-strand braids, and a chunky dutch braid for the win. Legendary hairstylist and Princess Diana's tress maven, Sam McKnight, also brought a futuristic take on the timeless French braid for Nicholas Kirkwood, making it clear that form and function can indeed combine in luxurious new ways. Chanel and Chloé also weren't too far behind, embracing natural hair cornrows in Paris.

Technicolor Tresses

It wasn't just bold braids that ruled the runways—color took a vibrant, front-and-center turn at shows like Marc Jacobs, where hair stylist Josh Wood dyed models' hair shades of pastel blues, pinks, greens and vibrant oranges. Elsewhere, Ashley Williams worked with McKnight to achieve frosted purples, yellows and hot pinks, coupled with an ode to 90s Troll Dolls. Meanwhile, Nicopanda made a bold statement and let us know that natural-haired girls do have a place in fashion, featuring a pink bantu knots look on the runway.

Easy + Breezy

Beachy, windswept hair paired with soft, natural skin dominated runways from Proenza Schouler, who showed off clean skin enhanced by their new makeup collaboration with Lâncome, to Burberry, who kept it polished with a mixture of dewy skin and soft winged liner by Pat McGrath, while Guido Palau kept hair softly tucked away into low buns. Sam McKnight took beach glam to Paris for Chanel, with luxurious undone waves while Chloé followed suit with bohemian, effortlessly tousled hair and lightly bronzed skin.

Knot Nice

Who doesn't love a sleek top knot? Fendi, Molly Goddard, and The Blonds all managed to pull off this classic look while also putting their own spins on it. McKnight for Fendi took his top knot and finished it off with soft face-framing baby hairs while models at Molly Goddard's show came through with a twisted knot that was left hanging over the forehead. The Blonds on the other hand, added long purple, red, green and even platinum and black extensions to theirs, giving us an ombré pony that you could whip.

Mod Bobs

Subversive, boyish, dramatic haircuts popped up at Givenchy and Prada, who both worked with the legendary Guido Palau to create retro microbangs and androgynous pixie cuts. Saint Laurent partnered with hairstylist Duffy to create a diverse set of looks, from dramatic bowl cuts to sharp, eye-covering bangs. Finally, Hedi Slimane's Céline show did not disappoint in the retro beauty department, featuring vintage-inspired, wavy unisex lobs and soft short curls.

Maximalist Nail Art

From Rodarte's three-dimensional, crystal-embellished silver and gold metallic manicures to Libertine, The Blonds and Adeam's ornate manicures decorated with pearls, gemstones and gold beads, several shows this season took nail opulence to new lengths.

Slick and Sleek

Slicked, wet-looking hair has had its fair share of fashion week moments and this season proved to be no different. In London, Ashish had models drenched in water backstage to achieve an authentically wet look and styled with stringy damp hair guarding their faces. Rochas, Saint Laurent and Margiela similarly kept models in stringy, soggy hair, but loosely pulled it back. Balmain and Dior, meanwhile, kept wet hair neat and tightly slicked away from the face.

Statement Hair Accessories

For many brands, the biggest statement on the runways seemed to be coming from models' heads. Ashley Williams styled her models with sky-high, slicked ponytails decorated with signature slogan hair clips. Dolce & Gabbana and Rodarte models sported bouquets of flowers atop their hair. Gucci kept things slightly more conventional with wide brimmed hats, headbands, and dramatic diamante tiaras while Chanel and Miu Miu added feminine touches with rhinestone bows, headbands and brooches. Saint Laurent embellished models' heads with metallic, mesh headbands.

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