Best in beauty at Paris Fashion Week

This season saw Miu Miu experiment with gel-slicked hair and pink accents on eyelids, cheeks and lips to match the colour palette of the clothing.

The girls at Balmain rocked contrasting wigs to their natural hair colour. Looking to go blonde for yourself? Ask for large foils that start further down from the roots, which ultimately means less visits to the hairdresser (saving you a tonne of money).

A smoky eyeshadow look that actually makes your peepers look bigger, and not smaller!? Who knew it could be done. At home, try this stencilled method spotted backstage at Chanel, and utilise soft, muted tones such as chocolate and charcoal for full effect.

This gorgeous hair look is a breeze to recreate at home. Work a small amount of matte sculpting cream in dry hair (concentrating on the sections around your face), then use a small comb to brush it all back.

This look is one of our favourites this season. Keep hair away from your face with two French braids on either side of your head (a centre-part is a must-do in this situation), and finish with lots of black mascara, and a touch of gloss on your lips.

Pretty and polished, this look is a must-do this season for those with long hair. Pull all your hair back into a low ponytail, then wrap it around itself like you would with a knot. Finally, lock it all in with some bobby pins and hairspray.

It was sexiness-galore at Elie Saab, where models came down the runway with black liner liberally applied around the eyes, and charcoal shadow coloured in all the way up to the brows.

Who says you can’t wear theatrical smoky eye makeup and red lipstick together? Break the rules this season with this look seen at Saint Laurent. Take note - keep one feature glossy, and the other matte to contrast.

We’re so happy to see headpieces make a comeback, like this gorgeous glittery chain seen at Hermes. Get the look at home with gold jewellery (a long necklace works wonders here), and keep the rest of your makeup quite muted with beige-neutral tones on your cheeks and lips.