Eye Makeup

Bond girl Bérénice Marlohe took the common smoky eye to new heights with blue and red accents at the Skyfall London photocall yesterday. The key to getting this palette more gorgeous than garish is to balance the severity of the brighter tones with an equally intense application of liner. To get the look, start by loading up on black liner on the top and bottom lash lines. Sweep on a shimmery marine shadow, like L'Oréal Hip in Showy ($8), from lash lines to creases, extending the hue into the inner corners and the outer edges. Finish by adding an on-trend crimson eyeliner or lip liner shade underneath the eye to lend a pop of color. And with an eye makeup look this daring, it's wise to keep everything else simply neutral.

False eyelashes are one of those beauty products that give you a serious boost when used correctly, but can also look terrible when things go awry. "The key to false lashes anytime, whether you're backstage or at home wearing them, is to fit them to the eyes. You have to cut the band and make them shorter, otherwise they'll drag your eyes down," explains Stila key makeup artist Sarah Lucero, who created the flirty eye makeup look for Alice + Olivia's Spring 2013 show. To see her insider tricks for getting false lashes right, keep reading.

Bangs may provide welcome style switch-up for Fall, but they're also an excellent outlet for experimenting with whole new makeup looks. Because this style draws attention to your eyes, fringe makes for a stunning pairing with bolder, more daring palettes. Fuel your bang benefits with three sweet looks when you keep reading.

When it comes to eye shadow, there are endless possibilities, often making it overwhelming to decide which colors to mix. So when in doubt, turn to this three-shadow template; it will consistently allow you create a look with depth. Just follow this outline for stellar results.

You've already figured out how to make your eyes look bigger, so now let's talk achieving longer, fuller lashes. Learn how to take your eyelash game to greater heights when you keep reading.

Want your eyes to stand out a little more than they already do? Faking bigger, more open eyes than you actually have isn't as difficult as you think. You just have to get a little crafty in the makeup department. Find out how to ace the look when you keep reading.

The worst thing about wearing makeup in Summer is that it can crease and cake, but you can do a few simple things to prevent this from happening. We've already explored ways to stop foundation from creasing and methods to keep cakey undereye concealer at bay. So now, let's look at what goes on top. For seven tips on getting fresh and smooth shadow all day long, keep reading.

Breaking Dawn Part 2 star Ashley Greene wowed the crowd at the movie's VIP Comic-Con celebration. Her berry lip color and demure half-up hairstyle showed off her sweet side, but her long, full lashes screamed bombshell. Paired with metallic shadow and kohl liner, Ashley's gorgeous eyes were on full display. Looking to lengthen your lashes like the Twilight beauty? Revlon's Colorstay Overtime lengthening mascara ($8) will amp up your eye look for everyday wear. But to catch up to Ashely's lashes, you might have to fake it. Pick up a pair of false eyelashes if you're hitting the town, and remember: practice makes perfect.

The MTV Movie Awards proved to be a playground for Tangerine Tango, Pantone's Color of the Year. Julianne Hough, for instance, chose a sparkling metallic orange eye shadow above and below her lids, and paired it with a soft pink gloss on the lips. Charlize Theron went for a shimmery peach shade, which added a bit of glitz and glimmer to her otherwise natural makeup palette. For Leighton Meester, her love affair with tangerine didn't just stop with the eyes, as the star also wore the bright shade on her lips and cheeks.

If the first half of the year is any indication, expect to see this fiery shade on red carpets everywhere well into the holiday season.