10 Runway Hair and Makeup Looks You'd Actually Want to Wear

Whether you're wedding-bound or just headed to a date, this romantic look is a new twist on a half-up hairstyle. It featured a deep side part, glossy, loose waves, and thin pieces pulled back around the middle of the head. Tip: choose a clear hairband or one that matches the color of your mane.

Here's what the femme hairstyle looked like from the back.

Colder months beg for darker lip colors, and this one works perfectly thanks to lip liner (it really defines your pout with deeper hues), a slight flush on the cheeks, and minimal eyes.

Cat eyes were one of the biggest trends of the season, but not all feline looks are the same. We love this one since the flick goes up in a check-mark shape, which makes eyes appear more open and awake.

From the front, the Balmain models tackled one major trend: brushed-up eyebrows. Try it at home by brushing your arches up (instead of outward) using clear gel.

Then, from the back, the Balmain beauty pros hit another fad: ponytails. This one works because it's at the nape of the neck, which makes your hair seem lengthier whether you have long or short locks.

Music festival season is upon us, and we love this after-dark look for grungier nights. Sleek, center-parted strands and shiny, rosy lips balanced out charcoal-smudged eyes. What kept this model looking like she didn't get punched? Inky black mascara on the top and bottom lashes.

Once your skin gets paler in Winter, it's time to bring on the blush. The models at Michael Kors had the perfect wind-burned faces. Try a peach color just on the hollows of your cheeks, sweeping out to your hairline.

Natural hair texture ruled the runways — especially in Paris. To achieve slightly wavy strands (like Cara Delevingne), blow-dry your hair before bed, and sleep with it in a high bun. Take it out in the morning, mist it with sea salt spray — and voilà!

Silver eye shadow is a gorgeous holiday party style, especially if you pair it with jet-black liquid eyeliner in your water lines. Finish with a lash-lengthening mascara, and you've just done your eye makeup in about three minutes flat.

Hair crimping from the '80s is back! But it's modernized in the form of bigger waves with straight ends. The style can be yours if you sleep with your hair in two to four braids, depending on how thick it is. Run over your ends with a flat iron. Easy!

If highlighter still intimidates you, take a lesson in Naeem Khan's beauty book. Skin glows when it's used on eyelids and the tops of cheeks. Plus, you can accentuate the curves of your lips if you strategically place it above your cupid's bow.