The Best Beauty Looks from LFW's Fall 2019 Shows 

THE LOOK: Teal smoky eyes are further proof that bright eye makeup will continue to be a big trend next fall. Hair was left messy and topped with berets. 

THE LOOK: Some serious gel was used at JW Anderson. Aside from the slicked-back, side-parted hair, the rest of the runway beauty look was relatively low-key. Models were given no-makeup makeup with just a touch of balm on their lips.  

THE LOOK: There's voluminous hair, and then there's the height seen at Ashish. The models' teased hair was accented with rhinestone hair clips and barrettes. The makeup was also given the '80s treatment, too. Blue glitter eyeshadow was swept all over their lids, and red sparkly lipstick rounded out the look. 

THE LOOK: Redken global creative director Guido Palau was inspired by youth culture when creating the hair looks at Burberry. To style the models' updos, he used Redken Hardwear Gel 16 to hold the hair in place. Pat McGrath created a subtle makeup look for the show, with a focus on "sublime skin" and fluffy lashes. 

THE LOOK: Makeup artist Pat McGrath gave models glowing no-makeup makeup, and some wore matte red lips. Before styling their hair in low ponytails, Redken global creative director Guido Palau prepped models' hair with Redken's Frizz Dismiss Rebel Tame to keep frizz under control. 

THE LOOK: The next big pastel hair trend debuted on Mary Katrantzou's Fall 2019 runway. Dubbed "rainbow cloud hair" by colorist Josh Wood, the models had peek-a-boo multicolor streaks added to their hair. What makes his coloring technique different is that these streaks go from darkest to lightest color, creating a horizon effect. As for those mascara flakes you get mid-day, it turns out that your messed-up mascara is one of next fall's beauty trends. The models' mascara was smudged and left flaky on their top and bottom lash lines. 

THE LOOK: Black graphic cat eyes and beehive-esque updos were a nod to the big '60s beauty trends.

THE LOOK: Windswept hair and smudged brown eyeshadow extended out into subtle wings is just the level of effortless you'd expect from Alexa Chung. 

THE LOOK: The updos crafted with hair bows were impressive, but once again Ashley Williams's rhinestone hair pins stole the show. Models' makeup was kept simple with clean skin and tightline eyeliner. 

THE LOOK: Hair was pushed back with spa headbands and tied into loose low buns. Eyeliner was drawn onto the models' upper and lower lash lines and smudged to give the look an effortless vibe. 

THE LOOK: Technicolor glitter was swept all over the models' eyelids up to their brow bones. As for hair, it was worn in their natural textures, while some models had their hair styled loose and wavy. 

THE LOOK: Models wore vampy oxblood lips, and their hair was left in their natural textures. Beaded crowns or pearl headbands accessorized the look.