The Grunge Beauty Style Just Became a Fashion Week Trend

Updated on 2/18/2016 at 5:30 PM

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If you're a beauty fanatic, a mere scroll through your Instagram feed will likely display the hottest trends: intricate braids, coffin nails, and (of course!) grunge makeup. The hallmark of this rebooted version of the '90s look is a moody lip, which is typically paired with a matte complexion.

We had a feeling we'd see this style on the runways at New York Fashion Week, and our instincts were spot on. See how this stunning trend got a high-fashion remix when you read on.

Nicholas K Fall 2016

Led by makeup artist Sarah Lucero, the Stila Cosmetics team applied Stila Stay All Day Liquid Lipstick in Chianti ($24), a vampy mulberry, to each woman's pout at Nicholas K for a dramatic yet wearable look.

Stila Stay All Day® Liquid Lipstick

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Nicholas K Fall 2016

Edun Fall 2016

MAC Cosmetics artist Hannah Murray painted Sin lipstick ($17) on each model's pucker, then dabbed the finished lip with a coordinating cream shadow for a velveted effect.

Sin lipstick

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Ohne Titel Fall 2016

Kabuki for MAC Cosmetics used the brand's Lipmix ($15 each) in shades like blue, burgundy, and magenta to create a bespoke dramatic lip.

Lipmix

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Ohne Titel Fall 2016

Rodarte Fall 2016

For this dramatic look, James Kaliardos of Nars Cosmetics used the brand's Velvet Matte Lip Pencil in Train Bleu ($26).

NARS Velvet Matte Lip Pencil

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