GET THE NYFW LOOK: Pop Art Eyes

Although New York Fashion Week has just ended, beauty trends like pop art eyes with products from brands Stila, Flower Beauty and Mary Kay Cosmetics lives on, at least for another season. As evidenced by Lupita Nyong’o, bold eye color worn tastefully makes one hell of a statement.

When fading to the background has become more of your norm and time for a change is now, accentuate your eyes, not with black, but with a less-than-shy shade – turquoise used over the upper and lower lash lines for added interest.

For the Trina Turk Spring/Summer 2015 New York Fashion Week presentation, Sarah Lucero, Stila Cosmetics’ Global Director of Creative Artistry, outfitted the models’ eyes with a retractable and waterproof Stila Cosmetics Waterproof Smudge Stick Eyeliner Pencil in Turquoise ($20, stilacosmetics.com) that won’t fade and adds serious drama. Inspired by the Los Angeles Flower Mart, the makeup was chosen in a bouquet of colors, “the hues are like the petals of a flower, with a soft finish, but opaque in color,” Sarah says.

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Flower Cosmetics Double Take Eye Marker & Creme Eyeshadow – Poolside Kiss ($9.98, walmart.com) is a creamy felt-tip marker on one end and a Crème Eyeshadow on the other that helps you create the hottest, of-the-trend looks. And to protect your precious eyelids, this product contains Sesame Seed extract, an anti-inflammatory to calm puffiness & Moisturizing Complex to hydrate. We likey.

And well, Mary Kay Cosmetics offers up a sexy long-lasting, fade-resistant Mary Kay Mineral Eye Color, Emerald ($7, marykay.com) – mineral-based formula that’s high impact on color, but still leaves a natural, luminous finish that looks gorgeous on any skin tone. If you’ve got oily skin that makes keeping makeup on your next to impossible, not to be worry because this mineral eye shadow contains oi-absorbing properties, so it’s crease-resistant as well as vitamins A, C and E to help protect against wrinkle-causing free radicals.

Hue Knew It? I did.