Considering Bangs? Mugler Wants Them to Cover Your Eyes

Sporty Spice

Winter Arc this, 75 Strong that—as we inch closer to the end of the year, workouts are top of mind, including at Dior. The spring/summer 2025 presentation honored the strength of women in the form of smudgy liner, worn-in blush placed just under the cheekbone, and, of course, Dior double headbands.

That ’70s Wave

Waves are a fool-proof way of looking effortless without putting in any real work. At Chloe, the fluffy, cascading dresses were punctuated by flowing, loose waves that appeared air-dried but still polished.

Metallica

New Year’s is a world away, but Loewe and Casablanca already have your holiday party looks covered. According to Casablanca, a simple silver lid won’t cut it; instead, brush the shade well above your lids and slightly into your brow arches for a dramatic, blown-out look.

For a pared-down option that’s equally alluring, Loewe added extravagant silver graphic wings on the lids, stretching the end out past the tail of the brow.

Vibrant Vision

With Halloween approaching, Dries van Noten presented a playful, eye-catching alternative to basic lash extensions: colorful lashes. Vibrant and neon-hued, they drew just the right amount of attention without overshadowing the colorful runway designs.

Nerisha Penrose is the Beauty Commerce Editor at ELLE.com. Prior to joining the team, she was an Editorial Fellow at ELLE.com. In her current role, she helps lead coverage on makeup, skin care, hair, and fragrances. With over six years of experience in the world of beauty editorial, Nerisha enjoys delving deep into the complexities of fragrance notes, hunting for the best fixes for acne-prone skin, and advocating for daily sunscreen use. She regularly researches and tests the latest products, consults beauty professionals (including our Beauty Advisory Board) to determine the best expert-approved formulas to recommend, and conducts interviews with luminaries across the industry. Nerisha received her bachelor’s degree in Communication and Media Studies from Temple University before joining the editorial teams at Nylon and Billboard. In 2020, she co-launched our popular franchise The State of Black Beauty, an ongoing exploration of—and destination for—beauty at the intersection of Black culture.