See Your Favorite Models in Barely Any Makeup at NYFW

The biggest beauty trend at NYFW this season? No-makeup makeup. Here, exactly how to recreate the fresh-faced looks worn by the biggest stars on the runway.

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KENDALL JENNER

Alexander Wang - Front Row - September 2016 - New York Fashion Week
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The Show: Alexander Wang

The Breakdown: Inspired by surfer girls, makeup artist Diane Kendal went for a naturally sun-kissed look. She applied Nars’ Sheer Glow foundation and stick concealer to perfect the skin, and then tapped either the brand’s Capadoce, Altai, Vientaine or Portofino matte multiple sticks onto the cheeks to add a beachy glow. On the lips, she applied concealer, which allowed the skin to shine.

02 of 08

JASMINE TOOKES

Oscar De La Renta - Style
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The Show: Oscar de la Renta

The Breakdown: Concealer and brow pencil made up the look created by makeup artist Tom Pecheux, which was worn by Jasmine, Josephine Skriver and Maria Borges, to name a few.

03 of 08

GIGI HADID

Tommy Hilfiger Women's - Runway - September 2016 - New York Fashion Week
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The Show: Gigi x Tommy Hilfiger

The Breakdown: Makeup artist Pat McGrath went for a “back to basics” feel by creating flawless, "nontoured" skin, grooming the brows, curling the lashes, and simply applying lip balm.

04 of 08

TAYLOR HILL

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The Show: Jason Wu

The Breakdown: After perfecting the skin with concealer, Yadim created a contour on the eyelids by applying Maybelline’s Brow Drama Pomade Crayon in Blonde to the lids, blending it out into the brow bone, which he considers the summery version of a smoky eye. He then added a tiny bit of lip balm onto the lids and inner corners to add shine, and finished the look with a full brow.

05 of 08

IMAAN HAMMAM

Oday Shakar - Runway - September 2016 - New York Fashion Week: The Shows
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The Show: Oday Shakar

The Breakdown: To accentuate the models’ own skin, makeup artist Justine Purdue went with a glowing-from-within look that worked well with the collection, which was inspired by Middle Eastern art and classic Western silhouettes.

06 of 08

BINX

Proenza Schouler - Runway RTW - Spring 2017 - New York Fashion Week
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The Show: Proenza Schouler

The Breakdown: The only product needed to recreate this look? Concealer, which makeup artist Diane Kendal applied with a blending brush to spot-correct the models’ skin. Then, she simply applied the same product around the eyes and lids, filled in the brows and applied M.A.C. lip conditioner for hydration.

07 of 08

HAILEY BALDWIN

Tory Burch - Runway - September 2016 - New York Fashion Week
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The Show: Tory Burch

The Breakdown: To create the natural look at Tory Burch, makeup artist Diane Kendal applied the Honest Beauty True Velvet eyeliner in Cocoa at the lash line, blending it outwards with a small brush. She then defined the eyes even more with a coat of mascara, and kept the rest of the face fresh, applying subtle faux freckles with brown eyeliner and brightening up the cheeks with blush before adding a nude matte lip and Honest Beauty’s Magic Balm (Jessica Alba’s favorite) to eyes, cheeks and lips.

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SOFIA RICHIE

Kanye West Yeezy Season 4 - Presentation
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The Show: Yeezy Season 4

The Breakdown: For Kanye’s controversial runway show, makeup artist Pat McGrath gave models a flawless, radiant look, which was equally as minimalistic as the collection.

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