Take a leap of fun and adopt the vibrant neon pop eye shadow and lipstick that is impossible to eat with featured on the Milan runways.
Fendi, spring 2017
![Model Gigi Hadid sporting Fendi's glitter lips at Milan Fashion Week.](/web/20161002215511im_/http://www.smh.com.au/content/dam/images/g/r/r/h/9/0/image.related.articleLeadwide.620x349.grrh78.png/1475130146466.jpg)
Lip glitter is definitely trending. We love this rendition at Fendi where Peter Philips layered pink chunky glitter over glossy lips and tethered it with Ben Nye glitter glue. He then teamed lips back with a double-ended cats eye. Try a subtle touch of glitter by dabbing some finely milled pigment in the centre of your lips over your favourite lip colour.
Giorgio Armani, spring 2017
![Blue eyeshadow was back at the Giorgio Armani show.](/web/20161002215511im_/http://www.smh.com.au/content/dam/images/g/r/r/h/f/2/image.related.articleLeadwide.620x349.grrh78.png/1475130146466.jpg)
Make-up artist Linda Cantello worked her magic with a slash of neon blue eyeshadow at Armani. She began by lining the eyes with black kohl and then applying this deco blue pigment on the upper lids so it looked a little undone. From runway to real way try blue mascara layered over black to give a little pop of colour to lashes.
Salvatore Ferragamo, spring 2017
Make-up artist Thomas De Kluyver drew inspiration from Ferragamo's chunky rainbow striped platform heels to create this imposing neon striped eye. I'm telling you people it's all about the "pink eye" special this season. Make it your own with a tiny wing of liquid liner at the outer corner of your eye.
Versace, spring 2017
![Naomi Campbell with a subtle yet shiny glow at Versace.](/web/20161002215511im_/http://www.smh.com.au/content/dam/images/g/r/r/h/h/v/image.related.articleLeadwide.620x349.grrh78.png/1475130146466.jpg)
At first glance the makeup at Versace looked like Pat McGrath's unmistakable perfectly understated take. On closer inspection the strategically placed silver highlights on the inner corner of the eye were a delightful highlight that brightened up the whole face.
Marni, spring 2017
![No make, make-up was all the rage at Marni.](/web/20161002215511im_/http://www.smh.com.au/content/dam/images/g/r/r/h/s/o/image.related.articleLeadwide.620x349.grrh78.png/1475130146466.jpg)
I never tire of no makeup makeup and the look at Marni was inspiring. Beauty this good pivots on highlighter that can be worn anywhere: eyes, cheeks, temples, softly dusted on lips. Makeup artist Tom Pecheux said of his creation, "Imagine the light when you walk into the most luxurious, immaculate clinic," Pecheux said. "That's what this looks is: clinical, glowy beauty." I want it.
Max Mara, spring 2017
Splashes of vibrant colour were not just confined to eyes. At Max Mara Tom Pecheux took to the paintbrush and slapped a range of rainbow colours on the cheeks. This was the perfect highlight to flawless looking skin. This summer try doubling up with bronzer and blush to create your own pretty cheek highlight.