Bold, Colorful Eye Makeup Is London Fashion Week's Biggest Beauty Trend

THE LOOK: Side bangs are back, according to Redken Global Creative Director Guido Palau. The effortless side part and texture was inspired by French girls. Simple no-makeup makeup complimented the low-key look. 

KEY PRODUCTS: Redken Triple Dry 15 Dry Texture Finishing Spray. 

THE LOOK: A subtle, yet colorful, eye look. Clean burgundy or navy lines were added just above the crease of the eye using products from Victoria Beckham's new beauty line. Hair was pulled back into super-slick low chignons by Redken Creative Director Guido Palau. 

KEY PRODUCTS: Victoria Beckham Beauty Satin Kajal Liner and Smoky Eye Brick, and Redken Fashion Work 12 Hairspray. 

THE LOOK: Disco's not dead, at least based upon the sparkly eye makeup at House of Holland. Models' natural hair texture was enhanced or styled in loose, fluffy waves. 

THE LOOK: Bold color is currently a huge makeup trend, but this graphic eyeliner is a reminder that classic black works just as well for a statement eye. Slicked-back hair keeps the focus on the makeup. 

THE LOOK: A handful of extreme colors made up the makeup looks at Marques'Almeida. Along with red eyeshadow, models also wore yellow on their eyes and black glossy lips. Hair offered a similar early '00s emo vibe. Models were given deep side parts that covered half of their faces. 

THE LOOK: Soft bronze eyeshadow and coordinating satin lipstick felt very spring. Hair was pushed back out of models' faces — an ideal style for warm weather. 

THE LOOK: Striking accent lips in red, lavender, and hot pink. Another slicked-back hairstyle showed up on this runway, too. 

THE LOOK: Classic low braids were tied up with black ribbon bows by Anthony Turner. 

THE LOOK: Black makeup doesn't have to be harsh, and the proof is in this soft stained lip and imperfect eyeliner at Molly Goddard. Hair was raked into low messy buns, which gave the look an ethereal vibe. 

THE LOOK: For anyone who can't draw eyeliner on straight, breathe a sigh of relief because Ashish's kohl-rimmed eye makes smudgy eyeliner look good. Single flower stems were used as hair accessories for imperfect updos.

THE LOOK: Another runway, another slicked-back hair-and-minimal makeup look. 

THE LOOK: Side parts may be all over the runways, but Burberry is making a case for center ones. Makeup was minimal, with fresh skin and a touch of lip balm. 

THE LOOK: Power-clashing eye makeup. One bright color was swept all over the models' eyelids, while a contrasting shade was used on the lower lash lines. 

THE LOOK: Every and any color of eyeshadow appeared on Pam Hogg's runway — neutral shades excluded. Retro-inspired hairstyles included victory rolls and curls.