From the Daring to the Demure, See Our Favorite Looks from London Fashion Week

Never one to play by makeup rules on the runway, Vivienne Westwood's models worked strokes of red and black face paint seemingly applied in a haphazard manner, with a lengthy set of gold-tipped nails finishing the look.

A tiny strip of falsies were placed in the center of each model's lower lashes, standing out against an otherwise minimalist effect.

We never thought we'd consider black lipstick wearable, but against groomed brows and a clean complexion, the gothic effect saw the light of day on the runway of Giles' show.

As a complement to the elegant runway pieces, mini-sequins were strategically placed in a bold winged-out shape across models' lids.

The overlined red lip at Ashish got topped off with a set of contrasting faux bangs, and a tousled down 'do.

Now here's one look that works just as well off the runway as it does on! Burberry's girls worked a bronzed complexion paired with a matte nude lip, and greyscale smoky eye with heavy liner smudged along the lower lashes. 

The edgy patterns and textures were complemented by a bare face, save for the feathery drawn-in liner swiped across each model's crease.

In contrast to Burberry's low-key smoky eye, Issa's version took on a more defined shape with a precise wing, and was topped off with a sheer, glossy nude lip.

Perhaps as a nod to the swingin' sixties vibe of the collection, models at Matthew Williamson went for a modern Twiggy look with a drawn-in crease, and a wash of apricot blush. 

With the matte red lip and graphic half-updo as the focal points, a heavily-powdered complexion and brushed-up brows served as the backdrop to the look at Roksanda.

Topshop's girls went au naturel, playing up their features with soft petal blush, and a barely-there pink lip.

In what might be the craziest and most patriotic look we've ever seen from London Fashion Week, the models at Gareth Pugh's had their faces completely painted to mimic the English flag.