The Biggest Beauty Looks From a Vampy London Fashion Week

A black lip was also front and centre at Marques’Almeida’s show. According to the MAC make-up artist backstage, Terry Barber, the key to nailing this look is to make the lip as glossy as possible, and to avoid heavy eye make-up. Instead, light yellows or pinks around your eye will keep this look fresh and modern.

Halpern also adopted heavy black eye make-up, but to a different effect. Instead of smudgy, heavily ringed eyes, make-up artist Isamaya Ffrench focused just on the upper lid. She created more of a disco vibe by adding sparkles on top of the black rounded eye make-up, a shape that echoed vintage sunglasses.

Mark Fast’s interpretation of raver eyeshadow was a bit more subdued, featuring less glitter, more shine. The colours were still bright, but you could wear the look to dinner, not just a 5am rave.

This year actor Lucy Boynton has made a name for herself on the red carpet with her geometric make-up looks, which often involve black lines and pointy shapes over her eyes. This trend seems to have made it to LFW – more specifically, Matty Bovan’s show. Bovan’s eclectic, futuristic clothes were complemented by stark black lines drawn across the eye and a smudge of silver on the inside.