Find out what beauty products really matter this season

THE AUTUMN/WINTER 2014 catwalks were awash with new make-up trends. 

John Paul Gaultier promoted exaggerated winged black eyeliner flicks while Gucci channelled a sixties Twiggy look, with doll-like eyelashes and nude lips. Tom Ford and Antonio Berardi updated nineties grunge with smudgy, morning-after eyeliner and shadows.

But how do these trends translate to real life? Does mulberry eye shadow and a mauve lip (Cara Delevigne, Stella McCartney) really suit everyone or would most women simply look ill if they showed up to work on a rainy Monday morning with bleached eyebrows (Kendall Jenner, Givenchy) or sharp facial contouring (Rosie Huntington Whiteley, Balmain)?