17 New Products You Are Going to Be Obsessed With This Year

At Jason Wu's Fall 2016 show, Maybelline's key makeup artist Yadim created a look that was a bit more "street" than that of the typical Wu girl, or as Yadim defined it, "beauty disrupted." The lashes were the focus of the look, and they were spidery with a vinyl sheen to them. A gloss was applied right before the girls hit the runway.

To get the look, Yadim used Maybelline's upcoming launch, The Colossal Spider Effect Mascara (out June 2016). He applied this mascara heavily the tips to get the Twiggy effect — but remember clumpy lashes were the point of this look!

At BCBG's early morning show, models were treated to a preshow facial with brand-new (not-yet-launched!) sheet masks from Lancer.

Although we don't have the official images yet of Rouge Rouge, here is a sneak peek at all of the 16 shades from the new collection, which will be launching in the Fall.

For Rachel Antonoff's Fall 2016 show (which included Broadway performers and dancers!), the models again got treated to some facials preshow, as well as a brand-new illuminating eye gel from Skyn Iceland.

The just-released Under-Eye Illuminator ($39) helps to bring life back to your tired, dark under-eyes. It is made with hyaluronic acid and a special pearl technology that reflects light and balances out uneven tone.

At Cushnie et Ochs, key makeup artist Val Garland for MAC Cosmetics created a gorgeous, bold, almost "red carpet-ready look" inspired by Carolyn Bessette-Kennedy. To create the cheek contour and highlight, Garland used a brand-new multipurpose product from MAC, which will launch this April.

The new polish, Cachet, (which will be out with her upcoming holiday collection) is the perfect sheer gold for the girl who is a bit shy of a bold metallic.

For Monique Lhuillier's Fall 2016 show, Diane Kendal for MAC Cosmetics wanted to create a natural flush on the lips, so she actually exfoliated them right before applying a lip balm, noting that if you're simply wanting your lips to look naturally pink, that's the best way to do it.

At Derek Lam's Fall 2016 show, Maybelline's key makeup artist Tom Pecheux used a contour stick to really define the model's cheekbones, and trust us when we say you'll want this product.

The new Master Contour V-Shape Contouring Stick (out in June 2016) is shaped in such a way that you can simply swipe it along your cheekbone with the dark side and then blend. Add a touch of the lighter shade by simply turning the stick over and applying it in the same direction.

At Derek Lam's Fall 2016 show, Jin Soon Choi chose a sheer, pale pink color for the nails that had more to it than meets the eye. Plus, Jin told us that if you're ever not sure about a great neutral for your skin tone, grab a sheer pink!

Makeup artists haven't been able to stop raving about the latest Kevyn Aucoin foundation backstage at various shows during Fashion Week, and we saw it in use at Rebecca Minkoff's Spring 2016 (#SeeBuyWear!) show. The product gives everyone a luminous look with a semimatte finish, and it has buildable coverage.

At 3.1 Phillip Lim's Fall 2016 show, Francelle Daly for NARS Cosmetics created a gorgeous statement liner for the look. She couldn't stop raving to us about an upcoming eyebrow product from NARS, which she used to fill in the brows on each girl.

The product, which will be out for Fall 2016, comes in four shades (in pods, pictured here) and is called NARS Brow Defining Cream. According to Daly, the cream acts almost like a brow powder but is easier to use, and you can literally apply it and then simply comb through it for your desired look.

At Rag & Bone's Fall 2016 show, Gucci Westman was working to highlight the model's fresh, natural faces — but in the brutal weather New York was having this season, skin care was key. Luckily, she had some great products from SK-II by her side.

The fresh, ethereal look at Vera Wang's show, created by Lucia Pieroni with Cle de Peau, was all about the soft pink cheeks and lips contrased with a muted blue on the eyes – a new cream shade coming out this Fall from the brand.

At Oscar de la Renta's elegant show (it was in a ballroom, naturally), models were given a backstage facial before beginning hair and makeup, courtesy of Sunday Riley.