3) EYE COLOUR SHOW

I have thought a lot about this trend. I've actually seen it on fashion shows but I also think that it is very difficult to reproduce if you aren't a make up artist or a beauty youtuber. Experimental techniques and colours flourishing, already seen in nail art, have moved upwards to reproduce peacock's shades. Bright blue, green, red, crimson, gold all together. I would say also beetle's shades or dragonfly's shades but someone has already coined this stylish sentence: insectlike irridesence

Pat McGrath (again!) at Roberto Cavalli's show used a particular tecnique (pops of shimmering blue, green, and gold pigment that she blended into a series of black smoky eyes rooted into a smudged application of CoverGirl’s LiquiLine Blast Eyeliner) and said:"You need to tailor the look to each girl” (Naomi Campbell, present on the catwalk, included).

Roberto Cavalli's taylor made make-

Roberto cavalli: I love this make up artist with tattooed arms!

Prabal Gurung

Peter Philips at Dries Van Noten

What to buy? Well.... If you can still find it or if you already have it, I think YSL Ombres 5 Lumières in n.11 Midnight Garden (from AW 2011-2012 look) is still perfect for this season, maybe blended with strong pigments. Otherwise you could try to mix n. 5 Riviera, n.4 Lilac Sky and n. 7 Bronze Gold.

Do you have a smaller budget? No problem, try L'Oréal paris Chrome Intensity in 186 Timeless Green, 182 Blue Jean and 180 Purple Obsession!