From it-girl glam to bold beehive hair, the beauty trends at New York Fashion Week Fall/Winter 2025 are taking a more unconventional turn this year. This season, certain moments stand out amongst the rest, reflecting a deeper connection to what designers envision for their collections. Makeup and hair artists are unveiling looks that showcase more of an interwoven narrative with what brands are trying to convey.Below, check out some of our favorite highlights from the runway, featuring some of t...

Kim Shui is a staple for every downtown New York girl, but in this Fall/Winter 2025 show, the designer took a different turn, challenging societal norms in a fresh way. An ode to the exploration of sensuality, Shui incorporated laser-cut pleather, shredded fabrics and Chinese embroidery, all while echoing the symbolism of the Year of the Snake. This collection's theme is renewal, in the way we dress and perhaps the way we view the world. She drew inspiration from Monica Bonvicini's art, mixing i...

If you could only bring one thing to dance to techno all night, would it be makeup, just like Troye Sivan? The Rabanne ambassador is starring in a campaign for the brand's new "Eyephoria Rockstar" Mascara, which showcases the singer listening to trance with nothing but his lengthy lashes on.Solving the age-old mascara dilemma of long-lasting wear and fallout, Rabanne's new formula delivers up to 24 hours of performance. It's also infused with nourishing berry and rice bran wax, boosting volume b...

For Collina Strada (and many others), we would be far better off if women ran the show. The brand's Fall/Winter 2025 NYFW show addressed the somewhat dire state of the world, offering a glimpse into a not-so-distant future where femininity takes control. Designer Hillary Taymour invited the audience to imagine a "fempire" reshaped by a different kind of leadership and perspective. Instead of bending to regressive ideas, she implores us to keep challenging them.On the runway, spectators viewed re...