PFW Spring 2017 Must-See Beauty Looks

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As the final stop in fashion month, designers didn’t hold back on sending jaw-dropping beauty looks down the runways at Paris Fashion Week’s Spring 2017 shows. Living up to its reputation as the City of Light, it could be argued that the hair and makeup seen on the Paris runways in fact, stole the show. While there was no shortage on no-makeup makeup, daring looks like the silver glitter lips and primary colored cat eyes at Maison Margiela and post-apocalyptic punk hair and eyes at Junya Watanabe held their own. Here, we’ve rounded up all of the must-see beauty looks from PFW Spring 2017.

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Esteban Cortazar

Sure, a glitter lip is pretty but the sparkly freckles sprinkled on cheeks are nothing short of enchanting.

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Gambattista Valli

Consider the fiery red lip that Gigi wore on the Gambattista Valli runway your new go-to shade next spring.

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Alexander McQueen

Who knew comb overs could look so romantic? The slicked-back center parts at McQueen were paired with tousled waves and textured strands.

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Hermes

Smudgy under-eye liner gives a pop of pink shadow a little bit of edge.

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Veronique Branquinho

A just-bitten pout has never looked so good. Drops of deep red were painted on the cracks of models’ lips.

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Stella McCartney

There’s no chicer way to fight the effect of humidity than by slicking back your hair and letting your natural texture do its thing.

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Valentino

A pretty, easy braid and a fresh complexion with highlighter in the inner corners of the eyes gave the models at Valentino a gorgeous ethereal vibe.

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Givenchy

Kendall Jenner with a high-shine pixie? Yup, it happened on the Givenchy runway thanks to pro-hairstylist Guido.

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Haider Ackermann

If punks did origami, we think their creations would look somewhat like the hair and makeup at Haider Ackermann.

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Rochas

Two beauty don’ts have never looked so right. Too-short bangs and pencil-thin brows ruled the runway at Rochas.

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Kenzo

Kenzo’s crimson blush is proof that disco isn’t dead, it’s red hot. Inspired by the Studio 54 days, the exaggerated blush was swiped on models’ cheekbones and extended to up and around the brow bone.

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Chanel

Step away from your contour kit: Rather than rely on bronzer, makeup artist Tom Pecheux used rosy-pink blush extended up to the models’ eyelids to define their features.

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Each X Other

Now this is how you wear glitter makeup as an adult. A dab of gold glitter at the center of the lips will add a sophisticated hint of sparkle.

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Junya Watanabe

Whoever said punk is dead, has yet to see the hair and makeup at Junya Watanabe. The all-over spikes and smeared smoky eyes challenged runway beauty norms.

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Issey Miyake

Geometry was at play at Issey Miyake. If you’re daring, the metallic shapes sprinkled down the models’ faces are guaranteed to be eye-catching at any party.

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Maison Margiela

Leave it to makeup legend Pat McGrath to make pastel color-blocked, exaggerated winged-eyes and silver lips look out of this world.

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Balmain

Just add water: The subtle shine of the wet-look makeup at Balmain made a smoky eye even sultrier.

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Andrew GN

If Marie Antoinette lived in the 21st century, slicked back, braided hair and wine-strained lips would definitely be her go-to hair and makeup look.

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Miu Miu

‘Bathing caps’ and ‘chic’ usually aren’t two words that appear side-by-side, but the floral headgear that the models wore at Miu Miu has never made protecting your hair from salt and chlorine damage look so pretty.

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Louis Vuitton

Negative space eyeliner and watercolor eye makeup got a futuristic treatment at Louis Vuitton courtesy of Pat McGrath.

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Acne Studios

The metallic gray lip at Acne may be the latest unconventional lip color to come off your Instagram screen and into IRL, but it’s also one of the most wearable.

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