Beauty on a Budget: Fashion Week Edition
Ladies, and er, ladies, Fashion Week is not for amateurs. So before setting foot in Lincoln Center, we are bringing you a roundup of this
season’s hottest beauty trends. We spent
our Labor Day scouring every beauty page in all of the September issues
(tough life, right?), to bring you instantly crowd-pleasing looks that won’t
break the bank. These drugstore
beauty buys will keep you on trend for fall, and looking perfectly polished with enough dough left over to invest in some designer fashions.
Burgundy
Lips
As seen at Gucci’s fall ‘13 runway show, this shade
is nothing short of chic. Apply
this purple-y hue in a gloss to enhance the volume of your pout. We love Jane’s
Intense Color Lip Gloss because it goes on smooth and is fortified with
Vitamin E and moisture-rich ingredients to deliver high pigment,
head-turning hues. For only $7, it is the perfect way to achieve this season's must-have mulberry mouth.
New
Neutrals
The top trends on the catwalk this season are neutral
lacquers that compliment the nail beds and visually lengthen the finger. We are talking warm buffs, taupes and
soft grays that provide a welcome respite from the flood of super darks that
are everywhere this season. We
recommend stocking up on Physicians
Formula Endless Color Custom Nail Trio in Bare it All. The
high-performance color dries quickly and provides chip-resistant color from the
runway to the real world, so you can always have a glossy, glam finish. This power pack is comprised of
snap-in, stackable bottles, so you can keep them in your purse for organized
touch ups on-the-go. At only $10, you'll buy one to store in every bag in your collection.
Updated
Smoky Eye
Express yourself through your eyes, using bold
pigments to illuminate your irises.
Bright blues, greens and browns can be used in a messy, smoky-eye look
that feels fresh for fall. The Body
Shop Colour Crush Eye Shadows add pops of color in over 23 different
shades, with finishes that range from intense pigment to pearlescent to matte. Use wet, dry or blend for lasting looks
that encourage flaw for the perfect messy, smoky-eye effect.
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