7 New Cat Eye Looks You Haven’t Tried Yet

Start your cat-eye wing in the center of your eyelid and work your way out into a dramatic flick like MAC global senior makeup artist Vimi Joshi did at the Lanvin show, enlisting the help of the brand's new Rollerwheel Liquid Liner ($21; macys.com).

Your cat-eye wings don't have to be thin and precise. Go graphic like makeup artist Pat McGrath did at the Tom Ford show and make them thicker and slightly smudgy. 

At Oscar de la Renta, black eyeliner was used to line the tops of supermodels' lash lines, while the wing, as seen on Bella Hadid, was doubled up with multiple shades of pastel liner.

Several different versions of a cat eye showed up on the Spring/Summer 2018 Marc Jacobs runway. While many products were used to get the tight-lined look, one of the items makeup artist Diane Kendal turned to was the new Marc Jacobs Beauty Magic Marc'er Precision Pen Waterproof Liquid Eyeliner ($30; sephora.com), a pro-approved pen with serious staying-power.

Just used up the last of your little black liner? Break out the white pencil instead—it doesn't get enough attention anyway. Create a reverse cat eye like the models wore at Ulla Johnson with a product like Sephora Collection's Eye Pencil to Go in White ($6; sephora.com).

Curve and hyperextend the wings of a graphic cat eye to copy the look supermodel Kaia Gerber wore on the Fendi runway.

We're calling it the perfect mix between a cat eye and a smoky eye. Supermodels' eyelids were coated with midnight black shadow, which was extended out into a slightly smudged and edgy wing shape.