From demure to dramatic, eyeliner was one of the biggest trends on the AW15 catwalks. Katie Wright draws on the season’s looks. 

THIS September at London Fashion Week, there was some serious rule-breaking backstage. Unconventional beauty looks became the talking point; think purposefully-placed perspiration on faces and perfect hair with added unruly kinks.

BRIGHTS, neons and pastels might take a back seat for autumn, but there’s certainly no skimping on dramatics this season.

Spring 2014 make up trends may have looked inaccessible on the catwalk, but make up artist tips and totally gorgeous products see them work in real life.

If you’ve failed with a detox, this season’s make-up is about creating — or faking — that elusive, healthy glow.

THIS season brands have gone to town with light and bright hues to put a spring in our step and revamp uninspiring make-up bags.

TEN minutes came the shout from a heavily tattooed, hipster stylist as he races through the backstage area at Maria Grachvogel, at the opening day of London Fashion Week, nimbly avoiding concentrated knots of makeup artists, nail techs and hairdressers who are beating the clock to fine-tune the polished beauty look the designer expects out on the runway in double-quick time.