The Best Beauty Looks from LFW's Spring 2018 Runways

The Look: Lit-from-within skin was paired with a full beige lip. Drawing on inspiration from Kate Moss and Amy Winehouse, makeup artist Charlotte Tilbury gave each model a unique cat eye using Rock 'n' Kohl Liquid Eyeliner Pencil in Bedroom Black ($27; bloomingdales.com) along the waterline, smudging it with Vasline, and then applying a thick straight flick with Bedroom Black and The Feline Flick Liquid Eye Pen in Panther ($30; nordstrom.com). To create even more of a graphic, punk vibe, models squeezed their eyes shut after application.

The Look: Makeup artist Charlotte Tilbury gave models a fresh rorange lip look using Hot Lips in Tell Laura ($34; nordstrom.com), while some models wore outfit-coordinating scarves tied in hair that was pulled off their faces in low braids.

The Look: Andrew Gallimore, the UK Makeup Artist Ambassador for Nars, created three different dramatic eyeliner looks for the models walking the runway. Some wore midnight blue winged liner, while others had their eyes rimmed with Nars Black Valley Eye Paint ($26; nordstrom.com) and red lip liner. Finally, the third look featured graphic shapes and purple eyeshadow.

The Look: Side-parted hair secured with a single bobby pin and simple black lower liner, created with Nars Black Valley Eye Paint and Black Moon Eyeliner ($24; nordstrom.com).

The Look: Air-dried waves, full brows, and dewy skin.

The Look: Models wore their own natural hair textures in various cuts and styles with minimal makeup.

The Look: Windswept, messy low ponytails, dewy eyelids, and stained red lips.

The Look: Center-parted, sleek tucked buns, glowing skin, and flushed cheeks.

The Look: Models wore various hairstyles, including braids, bangs, buns, and more, with a side of some barely-there makeup.

The Look: Low ponytails with face-framing tendrils and glitter-coated lips.

The Look: Cashmere, natural-looking skin was created with the Burberry Cashmere Compact ($54; bloomingdales.com). Full brows and muted lips completed the look.

The Look: Models who weren't wearing sunglasses debuted graphic neon eyeshadow brushed over their entire eyelids.

The Look: The "paired back" beauty look consisted of luminous skin and neutral lips, while hair pulled back, messy, and wet-looking.

The Look: Makeup artist Val Garland used Nars products to give models an edgy cat eye and a slightly glossy lip, while their hair took on 1930s vibes with pin-curled bangs and low ponytails. 

The Look: Models wore multiple hairstyles, some of which included hair accessories like scarves and netted veils. For makeup, singular metallic dots were placed in the center of their eyelids.

The Look: Each model wore a unique look created by Eugene Souleiman, Wella Professionals Global Creative Director and ghd Fashion Week Ambassador, but the goal was for it to look raw and undone. To create the messy waves and "broken movement" like supermodel Gigi Hadid wore, Souleiman reached for the ghd curve soft curl iron ($199; nordstrom.com). As for the makeup, each model waltzed down the runway wearing trending graphic cat eyes.

The Look: Metallic charcoal gray shadow, tight-lined eyes, and glowing skin.