• The Blonds [1]: What do you get when Dr. Spock and Tweety Bird couple up and have a baby? The beauty look at this show. Between the swipes of yellow and blue shadow, it was out of this world.
• Betsey Johnson [2]: From cotton candy wigs and chromatic lips, the look was unabashedly fun — especially with bubblegum pink, custom-made wigs.
• Jeremy Scott [3]: The '50s, teenagers from Mars, and burlesque were all inspiration at this show. While the hair was full-on retro, the makeup had a futuristic spin that we can't wait to try.
• Milly [4]: If you're longing for an edgy runway look that's still wearable, set your sights on this collection. The cornerstone of the style was the matte red gradient lip.
• Proenza Schouler [5]: For the presentation, hairstylists embraced the models' natural hair texture to create a skater-chic, California girl look. The makeup was bare bones and the manicure a honey color.
• J. Mendel [6]: The beauty look for Spring 2014 was all about adding an athletic vibe, playing up the sporty side with glowy, bronzed skin and and a glossy burgundy lip.
• Rachel Zoe [7]: Fitting for Spring's humidity, a huge, fuzzy plait with loads of texture was the centerpiece of the coifs heading down Zoe's runway.
• Nanette Lepore [8]: The neoromantic clothing collection translated directly to a beauty look consisting of wispy hair and bright red lips — stunning.
• Michael Kors [9]: Like Kors's past collections, sporty beauty was a common theme in the makeup, hair, and nails. Lead makeup artist Dick Page wanted an effortless makeup palette that defined specific features on each model.

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• Elie Tahari [10]: The makeup look at this show can only be described as "timeless," with soft peach tones and effortless hair.
• Marc by Marc Jacobs [11]: Two words: English grunge. Hair was messy, weighed down with a ton of oils, and some of the girls had it tucked into scarves wrapped around their necks. The makeup consisted of a block of blue on the lids.
• Narciso Rodriguez [12]: The beauty look was diluted and one that any girl can do. The hair was meant to mimic a second-day blowout with very little curl or wave, while the makeup remained minimal.
• Prabal Gurung [13]: Yadim for MAC Cosmetics created an eye-catching palette with holographic glitter in the inner corners of the eyes, channeling a '90s rave.
• The Row [14]: Since every great makeup look starts with skin care, the preparation was key backstage and the makeup was "raw, sepia, very earthy, and monotone."
• Naeem Khan [15]: The hair was a play on Frida Kahlo's famous milkmaid braids; makeup focused on a raspberry lip hue and metallic-flecked eye makeup.
• Jenny Packham [16]: The greatest disco moments of the '70s were back on the runway for Spring 2014 with an Edwardian twist, which were both seen in the clothing collection and beauty look.
• Badgley Mischka [17]: Mermaid was the name of the game with a makeup concept that focused on watery blues and coral lips.
• Alice + Olivia [18]: What arose backstage was a simple and sweet beauty look that anyone could try out at home using a sheer white shadow to make the eyes pop.
• Reem Acra [19]: There was no shortage of dramatic hair backstage, where the look was straight out of Saturday Night Fever.
• 3.1 Phillip Lim [20]: If Daft Punk wrote the music for the Blue Lagoon movie remake, the result would be something like the beauty look seen at this show, which featured iridescent purple makeup shades.
• Theyskens' Theory [21]: For the this wet hairstyle, there was so shortage of products backstage, complete with a beauty look that was individual to each model.
• Carolina Herrera [22]: From the geometric prints to the flirty lashes, lead makeup artists gave Twiggy a red carpet makeover.

• Zac Posen [23]: The look at this show was downright jaw-dropping, drawing inspiration from ballerinas, rose gardens, and Marie Antoinette.
• Band of Outsiders [24]: From sun-kissed cheeks to wet waves, the beauty team backstage was busy making the models look like they just stepped off the sands of Malibu.
• Thakoon [25]: If you're looking for full-blown femininity, look no further! The hair and makeup here focused on the ultimate Parisian-chic lady.
• Kenneth Cole [26]: With hair inspired by '80s Harlem and makeup drawing colors from a beetle, this beauty ideation touched on all the major trends we want to see come March.
• Tracy Reese [27]: Stylists backstage embraced each model's natural hair texture to create a bun with tendrils flowing around the face.
• Yigal Azrouël [28]: The ethereal, wispy chignons seen on the runway were formed by raking the hair back with fingers and matting strands down at the crown — no brush needed.

• Derek Lam [29]: The hair, makeup, and nails circulated around one concept: minimalism.
• Victoria Beckham [30]: Here, the beauty team worked to create a clean and modern look with a sleek, low ponytail and a flawless complexion.
• Lela Rose [31]: Inspiration came from the architecture of Arne Jacobsen's swan chair, which translated to bold colors on the makeup and a structural updo.
• Altuzarra [32]: Feminine beauty was the theme at this show, where models were meant to look very glamorous and very French.
• Tibi [33]: The beauty look mixed elements of bohemian and grunge for a traveled-in style, including dewy skin, mussed hair, and nail art with a hidden message.
• Monique Lhuillier [34]: The chic makeup style featured clean skin with a hint of highlight on the cheeks. The focal point was the cherry-stained lip.
• Alexander Wang [35]: Beach waves and barely-there makeup were the main looks of the evening. Guido for Redken opted to play with the natural texture of the models' hair, pulling inspiration from the '80s.
• Christian Siriano [36]: Inspired by a trip to Isla Mujeres off the coast of Mexico, makeup artists developed a soft, diffused makeup look to mimic the appearance of glowing skin during a sunset.
• Jen Kao [37]: On the runway, the statement-making long, straight hair was reminiscent of the '70s, but also reminiscent of the three Afghan Hounds that walked with the models.

• Rebecca Taylor [38]: This show mastered mixing downtown cool with a hint of femininity, going "rougher on the makeup with a focus on the eyes."
• Hervé Léger [39]: This collection was created with a powerful woman in mind, and that notion was reflected in the hair and makeup.
• Prabal Gurung [40]: Everything from the hair, nails, and makeup was matte. No shine here.
• Jill Stuart [41]: Don't expect to find your average smoky eye at this show; lids were coated with lip gloss for high-luster effect.
• Rag & Bone [42]: Let's just put it out there: most of us were floored when we spotted the fluorescent orange hue on the lips of the models at this show.
• Rebecca Minkoff [43]: The beauty look backstage was inspired by Frida Kahlo and the Mexican desert with hair texture that was rough, dry, and matte.
• Jason Wu [44]: The hint of gold makeup was carried over to the hair with a sleek metal barrette that finished off each model's blunt ponytail. It was a look inspired by photographer Helmut Newton.
• Kate Spade [45]: Keeping with the designer's signature look, the collection was a vibrant mishmash of color with that playful dash of retro flair.
• Honor [46]: This show was all about the juxtaposition of edge and femininity, which was evident in everything from the hair to the nails.
• Costello Tagliapietra [47]: Inspired by leather shoes in the collection, the texturized nail polish look here was one to remember. But it was the pop-of-color eye shadow that really had us talking.
• BCBG Max Azria [48]: Stylists and makeup artists alike strove to create the ideal BCBG girl who's cool and effortless, yet put together.
• Lulu Frost [49]: The collection was all about a punk take on Sofia Coppola's Marie Antoinette, and that colorful visual translated to the hair and makeup.
• Calvin Klein [50]: This cool smoky eye and bare-faced makeup look captured the essence of the Calvin Klein girl to a T.
• Ralph Lauren [51]: Dust off that flat iron and embrace stick-straight hair and similarly minimal makeup, come Spring.
• Marc Jacobs [52]: Turquoise liner, Swarovski-studded nail tips, and razored bowl cuts made for one memorable beauty look, not to mention an appropriately edgy send-off to Spring 2014 NYFW.