The Best Beauty Looks From London Fashion Week Fall/Winter 2016

Makeup artist Hannah Murray described the heavy winged liner and magenta lipstick on the models as what "a club kid who's trying to recreate the 1960s" would wear. But combined with a deep side flip, they looked more like late '80s teens who just walked off a John Hughes set—and we love everything about that.

For a modern nod to the '30s, Anthony Turner pulled the hair into a low ponytail, rolled it in toward the nape of the neck and held it in place with jeweled bobby pins, while Val Garland painted on Black Dahlia-inspired lips using NARS Velvet Matte Lip Pencil in Train Bleu and Mysterious Red.

Inspired by the electric colors and metallic embroidery of the Fall collection, makeup artist Wendy Rowe and her team applied 3,000 glitter flecks under the eyes backstage at Burberry for a post-festival vibe.

Guido described the hair at McQueen as having "a randomness and wrongness to it, which makes it punky. The clunkier it is, the better it is and the more you worry about it, the more wrong it looks." He used Redken Guts 10 to give messy, disheveled, thrown-up texture, then reached into a jewelry tray of brooches and chains and randomly decorated the updo with them.