Copy This Graphic, Rock 'n' Roll Cat Eye in Just 5 Steps

After prepping the lid with loose powder, line your upper lash line using an angled brush and Bobbi Brown Longwear Gel Eyeliner in Black Ink ($25). You'll want to start at the inner corner with a thinner line, then thicken the line as you approach the outer edge of the eye.

Using the handle of your liner brush, measure from the corner of the eye to the tip of the brow. "Halfway between these two points is where you'll start to trace your cat eye," explained Dumé.

Going above the natural crease, sweep your liner-loaded brush almost all the way across the lid, ending above the nostril.

Now, start filling in the eye. "When your eye is open, you should see no bare skin in the outer corner," said Dumé. Once you've finished your shape, use the pigment that's left on the brush to line your outer lower lash line, connecting the outer corner up to the cat eye. Set your whole look using a black powder shadow like Kevyn Aucoin The Essential Eye Shadow in Blackest Black ($30), being sure to keep the lines as crisp as possible.

Finish by curling your lashes, then applying a full strip of natural-looking false lashes. Dumé used Duo Dark Lash Adhesive ($6), which blended seamlessly into the black liner.