Whether you want to call it a millennial makeup trend or not, there’s a reason why so many of us were (and still are!) ...

We love a dark and intense smokey eye makeup look, but depth and dimension can be added through warm and metallic shades, too ...

You likely remember strawberry girl makeup and latte makeup—and the cherry look is similar in that it can be monochromatic, but can also be taken up a few notches to veer on the more dramatic side too ...

Song Hye-Kyo exudes confidence in her latest Vogue shoot! From her bold look to her role in Dark Nuns, here’s what she ...

Smoky eye make-up is nothing new and yet it continues to ... You can’t go wrong with black, but dark browns and greys work too. Line all along your lash line and smudge the eyeliner or shadow ...

Make sure you read our how to do a smoky eye guide, where make-up artist Hannah Martin shares all her application tips and tricks. Never one to not do the most on the red carpet, Lady Gaga wore a ...

Sabrina Carpenter just served us a dreamy, sixties-inspired beauty look — twinning with the Dolly Parton in a countrified version of her Please, Please, Please music video.

So, why choose eyeshadow in pencil form over traditional pressed powder? “Most sticks feature a pointed or round tip, making ...