Beauty This Vintage Makeup Trend Is Back, and Your Mom Will Be Psyched By Victoria Moorhouse Victoria Moorhouse Instagram Website Victoria Moorhouse is a writer, editor, and consultant based in Brooklyn, New York who focuses on beauty, fitness, and health. Victoria was previously the Senior Beauty Editor at InStyle.com and a Senior Editor at POPSUGAR. Her work can also be found in notable publications such as Shape.com, The Zoe Report, Forbes.com, and Well+Good. She graduated from The College of New Jersey with a Bachelor's Degree in Journalism and Professional Writing. InStyle's editorial guidelines Updated on March 6, 2018 @ 10:30AM Pin Share Tweet Email Trending Videos Photo: Vincent Lappartient for Christian Dior Parfums Fashion week has landed in Paris, which means your Instagram feed will still be packed with impeccable street style and designer collection debuts for another few days. It also means you'll have no shortage of hair and makeup inspiration, and you can get a start on being the first to wear the hottest beauty trends for Fall 2018. From pops of bright eyeliner underneath '60s-inspired sunnies to blue lipstick at Maison Margiela, you won't be limited to the season's usual devotion to chrome eyeshadow and vampy lipstick. In fact, '80s shapes and colors are making a full comeback, and your mom's about to get majorly reminiscent. But based on the shows in Paris (as well as in Milan, London, and New York), you can be sure one trend isn't going anywhere—full, natural eyebrows. Put down the tweezers and keep scrolling to check out some of the most-talked-about beauty looks from Paris Fashion Week's Fall 2018 shows. 01 of 22 Lanvin Pascal Le Segretain/Getty Images THE LOOK: Models' makeup was left natural and subtle, with focus on full, brushed up brows. Their hair was either worn in its natural texture and down, or pulled back into effortless low ponytails. 02 of 22 JOUR/NE ALAIN JOCARD/AFP/Getty Images THE LOOK: It's the rebirth of blue eyeshadow. While models wore their hair in multiple hairstyles, the unifying factor was the pastel shadow shades across their lids and blended up to their brow bones. 03 of 22 Maison Margiela FRANCOIS GUILLOT/AFP/Getty Images THE LOOK: Most models wore their hair in a wet-looking style with lots of texture and minimal makeup, while select models debuted the hairstyle with neon lipstick in alternative colors, like bright green and blue. 04 of 22 Jacquemus Kristy Sparow/Getty Images THE LOOK: Smudged shadow around the eye and bare lips. 05 of 22 Saint Laurent Pascal Le Segretain/Getty Images THE LOOK: Full, brushed-up brows and low ponytails with side parts and texture. 06 of 22 Dior Victor VIRGILE/Gamma-Rapho via Getty Images THE LOOK: It was all about the '60s at Dior's Fall 2018 runway show. Peter Philips, Creative and Image Director for Dior Makeup paired the models' luminous skin with a pop of color—neon eyeliner placed on the top abd bottom that matched the sunnies they debuted on the runway. 07 of 22 Paco Rabanne Victor VIRGILE/Gamma-Rapho via Getty Images THE LOOK: Black eyeliner was drawn in a tightline on the outer corners of models' eyes. Their hair was air-dried and windswept. 08 of 22 Balmain Pascal Le Segretain/Getty Images THE LOOK: Balmain's Army wore their hair in extreme side parts with piece-y texture. Makeup was kept simple with a soft pink flush added to the apples of models' cheeks. 09 of 22 Pascal Millet Peter White/Getty Images THE LOOK: Pink eyeshadow can look intimidating in the pot, but wearing a sheer wash of the shade on your entire lid like the models did at Pascal Millet's show is an easy way to try the trend. Hair was parted down the center and tightly pulled back with stray strands left out along the models' hairlines. 10 of 22 Givenchy Getty Images THE LOOK: Side-parts with the front section of hair sweeping half-way over the models' foreheads. Redken Global Creative Director Guido Palau created feathered, 1980s layers. For makeup, models wore a natural flush and fluttery eyelashes. 11 of 22 Akris 927218256 THE LOOK: Gold foil was placed above models' eyelids, while their bottom lash lines were traced with black eyeliner. 12 of 22 Giambattista Valli Pascal Le Segretain/Getty Images THE LOOK: Models debuted simple hairstyles in their hair's natural texture, and those with longer hair wore center parts. For makeup, it was a barely-there approach, though a few models waltzed down the runway with their faces completely covered in glitter. 13 of 22 Valentino Peter White/Getty Images THE LOOK: Hair was swept back into low, center-parted ponytails. "I’ve cut soft pieces around the face for a little romance, a little disheveled, especially around the ears that gives femininity to the ponytail and makes it less severe," said Redken Global Creative Director Guido Palau. A glossy lip and lengthened lashes completed the beauty moment. 14 of 22 John Galliano Richard Bord/Getty Images THE LOOK: Models' subtle waves were tucked into long strands of pearls. 15 of 22 Thom Browne Getty Images THE LOOK: Hair was slicked down with a gold metallic paint, while the same color was placed near the inner corners of models' eyes. Other models' hair was lifted in a sculpture-like shape reminiscent of Marie Antoinette. 16 of 22 Sonia Rykiel BERTRAND GUAY/AFP/Getty Images THE LOOK: Crimped strands with lots of volume and body, and black-rimmed eyes. 17 of 22 Altuzarra Peter White/Getty Images THE LOOK: Pulled back hair and and a pop of green eyeliner along the models' lower lash lines. 18 of 22 Elie Saab Getty Images THE LOOK: Models' hair was pulled back with an airy texture, while under-liner showed up once again—this time, a pop of blue. 19 of 22 Miu Miu Pascal Le Segretain/Getty Images THE LOOK: If the Miu Miu runway is any indication, the '50s are going to inspire your fall beauty looks. The models' hair was whipped into retro bouffants and complemented with smudgy winged eyeliner. 20 of 22 Alexander McQueen Victor VIRGILE/Gamma-Rapho via Getty Images THE LOOK: Hairstylist Guido Palau styled the models' hair in braids. An equally bold matte red lip rounded out the beauty look. 21 of 22 Chanel PATRICK KOVARIK/AFP/Getty Images THE LOOK: Leave it to Chanel to make the messy topknot you wear to the gym incredibly chic. Makeup Artist Tom Pecheux paired hairstylist Sam McKnight's updos with a shimmery, warm bronze shadow swept across the models' eyelids. He also used it as a highlight by draping the shade from the temples down to the cheekbones. 22 of 22 Louis Vuitton Pascal Le Segretain/Getty Images THE LOOK: Once you finally master the a cat eye, the next step is trying the graphic racing stripes makeup artist Pat McGrath drew on models' eyes at Louis Vuitton. As for hair, the models' natural textures were left as-is.