Beauty Stars Rock Runway Trends By InStyle Editors InStyle Editors Instagram Twitter InStyle's mantra is "Everybody's in," and that means anyone who finds their way to our stories should find themselves reflected in them. We prioritize bringing the right writer to every story and sometimes collaborate as a team to ensure we're including points of view across race, gender expression, body size, skin and hair type, and more. Our editors and writers comprise decades of expertise across the beauty, fashion, lifestyle and wellness spaces in print and digital. We prioritize journalistic integrity, factual accuracy, and also having fun with every story we share. For more about our team, click here. InStyle's editorial guidelines Updated on March 1, 2010 @ 02:04PM Pin Share Tweet Email Photo: Jeffrey Mayer/WireImage, Imaxtree Stars Rock Runway Trends 01 of 08 Ashley Greene Jim Spellman/WireImage, Imaxtree THE INSPIRATION Bright pink lips at Marc by Marc JacobsDO IT YOURSELF Shiseido makeup artist Dick Page was inspired by the bright pops of color in the designer's spring collection-so he kept the face clean and the lips bold. Page prepped the mouth with Aquaphor, applied Shiseido Perfect Rouge Lipstick in Fuschia and had a trick for keeping the shade from being too severe: Tone it down by patting on a matching blush and a wash of translucent powder. 02 of 08 Keira Knightley Richard Young/Startraks, Imaxtree THE INSPIRATION Intense false lashes at Yves Saint LaurentDO IT YOURSELF Makeup artist Tom Pecheux swept a mix of black pencil and powder along the top lids, then added trimmed down false lashes to the bottom lids only. Add a few clusters of individual lashes to your bottom lashline for a punky, sexy effect-and keep in mind, you may need to cut them a touch so they're not clunky or oversized. 03 of 08 Marion Cotillard Dan MacMedan/WireImage, Imaxtree THE INSPIRATION Jewel-toned eyes at Derek LamDO IT YOURSELF Designer Derek Lam handed makeup artist Tom Pecheux a Helmut Newton photograph to inspire this powerful look. In response, Pecheux layered purple shadow along the lid, nectarine along the brow bone, seafoam below the bottom lashes and turquoise on the inner corners. At home, play with shades within the same color family, like blue and green or pink and purple. 04 of 08 Lea Michele Jeffrey Mayer/WireImage, Imaxtree THE INSPIRATION Healthy, glowy skin at Calvin KleinDO IT YOURSELF CoverGirl makeup artist Pat McGrath used a trio of products to give the models' skin a dewy luminescence: CoverGirl Clean Liquid Makeup, CoverGirl amp Olay Simply Ageless Corrector and a layer of CoverGirl TruBlend MicroMinerals Finishing Veil in Translucent. At home, blend in a generous dollop of moisturizer then follow with translucent powder instead of traditional foundation. You'll get adequate coverage without the matte chalkiness. 05 of 08 Vera Farmiga Jason Merritt/Getty Imagess, Imaxtree THE INSPIRATION Mauve lipstick at Michael KorsDO IT YOURSELF Makeup artist Dick Page gave the models "pale, pearly" lips with Shiseido Perfect Rouge Tender Sheer Lip Color in Pout, a subtle rose shade, and added a touch of white highlighting powder to the center of the bottom lip. To avoid looking washed-out in this pale hue, be sure there's another makeup element on your face-a heavy-ish eye or a burst of color on the cheek will both do. 06 of 08 Sandra Bullock Steve Granitz/WireImage, Imaxtree THE INSPIRATION Mushroom nails at Yigal AzrouëlDO IT YOURSELF Models wore a custom "Azrouëlian" shade on the runway created by manicurists from Haven Spa. You can get a similar neutral, slightly rock 'n roll look with OPI's You Don't Know Jacques , which is smooth and richly pigmented. 07 of 08 Leighton Meester Larry Marano/Getty Images, Imaxtree THE INSPIRATION Shapely eye shadow at Giorgio ArmaniDO IT YOURSELF Makeup artist Linda Cantello was inspired by old black and white photographs when she created this graphic look. Rather than thinking of color, think in terms of shape. Following the line of your brow bone, trace a half-moon shape with dark shadow then fill in with a slightly lighter hue. And keep in mind-the look is prettiest when the outermost edge of your shadow lines up with the tail of your brow. 08 of 08 Taraji P. Henson Jeffrey Mayer/WireImage, Imaxtree THE INSPIRATION Orange red lips at Giambattista ValliDO IT YOURSELF Makeup artist Lisa Butler updated the classic red lip by choosing a shade with a hefty dose of orange, which she applied with a soft brush. You can prevent the color from looking clownish by applying a dab of lipstick or gloss to the center of your lips, then blending outwards with your fingers.