At Fashion Week Asia, Less Is More With Makeup

While the 12 collections showcased diverse creative visions, the beauty looks shared a common thread through clean, polished makeup.

Three days of gathering the region’s designers and creatives, and there was no better place for a beauty trend to emerge. While all 12 designers who presented at Fashion WeekFashion WeekA series of seasonal events where designers debut their latest collections, setting the tone for upcoming fashion trends and showcasing creativity, craftsmanship, and innovation across the global fashion industry.Go to Fashion Week Glossary Asia had diverse styles and signature elements, the beauty looks of the models who walked their shows followed a similar pattern. Below, see how these trends came together.

Sculptured brows

Each one’s natural brow varied in thickness, but what they had in common was how well-groomed they were. The brow hairs were meticulously brushed to create a sculpted yet soft look.

Balmy glass complexion

A skin-like, breathable base was evident, with just enough shine to give the complexion a balmy look. The dewy finish caught the light when the spotlights hit, adding a subtle highlight.

Monochromatic nude wash

While the undertones differed, the cheeks and lips shared a nude touch, adding just enough color to complement each skin tone without appearing too saturated or noticeable.

Contoured bare lids

Compared to the smoky eyes usually seen at spotlight-heavy events, the eye makeup on the runway had a natural look, with shades just one tone darker than the models’ natural skin tone, adding depth to the contour of the eyes.