Beauty Trends to Steal from the Street-Style Set
We’re suckers for some killer street style, and while we’ve already pinned enough outfit inspo to last a lifetime, we’ve also been spotting some pretty incredible fall beauty trends on the street, as well.
From blunt bobs and bangs to statement lips, here’s what the street style set is rocking now.
Graphic Eyes: It’s all about the eye for the fall season, so make sure your cat-eye is on point. If you’re in the market for a new liquid liner, try Kat Von D’s Tattoo Liner ($19), which stands up to its name.
Bangs, Bangs, Bangs: We’ve said it once, and we’ll say it again: Bangs are the style of the moment. If you’re brave, go blunt, because hair always grows. And with a statement like this, you won’t even need a lipstick.
Braids: You’ve been rocking braids since you were a toddler, and frankly, they’ll never go out of style. This wrap-around French looks oh-so-chic no matter what the occasion.
Grey Hair: Colored hair is still going strong, but the shade that is most-spotted is grey—and we’re not talking about your grandma’s grey. You can opt for a full-on silver or mix it up and go for a bit of a dip-dye, like above.
Statement Lips: You can never, ever go wrong with a notice-me lip. This fall, everything from deep burgundies to bright cherry reds are trending, so for lipstick lovers, it’s the easiest way to change up your look. To copy the red above, try NARS Lipstick in Jungle Red ($27).
Blunt Bobs: Bobs have been back in a big way for a while now, so if you were thinking of going for the chop, now’s the time. If you want something more stylish, opt for a blunt bob—it doesn’t get any cooler.
Middle Parts: The side part has been the reigning for years, but the center part has finally made a resurgence—for good reason. Parting your hair down the middle (and slicking it back) makes a statement; even if you’re simply hiding day-old hair, the severe part does it in style.
Sombre: Ombré has long been softened into a silky, sombre shade that is sticking around for another season. If you’re loyal to your hair color and prefer a subtle blending of tones instead of drastic separation, this is the way to go.
