Top beauty and fashion trends
Who doesn’t like to look the best during the festive season? It’s that time of the year when you get your best makeup and style game on. While we’ve relied more on skincare products than makeup for the most part of the year, influencers and fashion enthusiasts are not shying away from full-coverage makeup. They are also responsible for creating and promoting a few exciting trends in fashion and beauty that are worth exploring.
Beauty
- Too Faced Killer Liner
For any makeup to look complete, we all rely on a good eyeliner or kohl to make the eyes and the makeup pop.
This eyeliner is for women who like well-pigmented eyeliners that do the job in just a single stroke. Stila Sketch & Sculpt Brow Pencil
The micro lead on this brow pencil doesn’t just help fill in the brows but makes them look very natural. The strokes from this brow pencil look like real brow hair, and the hind brush gives a great feathered look. Persona E-Balm
This is a lip balm with all the right ingredients – aloe and vitamin E. While it’s super nourishing, it also leaves a nice tint that’s perfect for days when you don’t feel like wearing makeup.
The micro lead on this brow pencil doesn’t just help fill in the brows but makes them look very natural. The strokes from this brow pencil look like real brow hair, and the hind brush gives a great feathered look.
This is a lip balm with all the right ingredients – aloe and vitamin E. While it’s super nourishing, it also leaves a nice tint that’s perfect for days when you don’t feel like wearing makeup.
This pocket-sized lip balm is perfect for carrying in purses or pockets. Armani Beauty Si Passion Eau de Parfum
This perfume is for someone who enjoys the fruity floral fragrance with a hint of woody vanilla. To sample the fragrance, one can visit the nearest Sephora store before investing in a bottle.
This perfume is for someone who enjoys the fruity floral fragrance with a hint of woody vanilla. To sample the fragrance, one can visit the nearest Sephora store before investing in a bottle.
Clothing
- Folk-inspired coats
We have something more than just masks for you this year and it is folk-inspired coats. These are usually full-length coats with intricate paisley designs, embroidery, or lace cuttings. They look classy, and if paired with the right kind of shoes, you’ll be ready to hit the runway. - Coat dresses
Coat dresses are still very much in style. As the temperature starts to drop, you can add layers like knee-high boots or tights for extra warmth and protection. White boots and yellow bags were quite the hit on the runway this year. A well fitted coat dress will make you winter ready. - Oversized pants
There’s something that strikes a balance between comfort and style and this is oversized pants. These are best paired with cropped tops or slim-fitted tops to make the silhouette look appealing. Wide-legged pants are making a major comeback. - Maxi dress
This fashion season has clearly been more about comfort, given that we all will take time to switch from our PJs to skinny jeans and body-con dresses. Maxi dresses with boots are the classic look that everyone can pull off this season.
Shoes
- Boots
As winters approach , all we think of are boots and overcoats, isn’t it? Tan, black or white colored knee-high boots have been getting a lot of attention this season. Some of the top brands that sell boots include Simon Miller, Zara, Franco Sarto, Vince Camuto, and Jeffrey Campbell. - Block heels
Another shoe type that’s getting all the love is the block heels. They’re available in varied shapes, sizes of block heels with myriad patterns to choose from. Block heels are more comfortable than stilettoes. You can pair these versatile shoes with your LBDs, maxi dresses, chic cord-sets and more.
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