A model presents a creation for Chanel during the women's 2018 Spring/Summer ready-to-wear collection fashion show in Paris.

Paris Fashion Week pulled out all the stops for its final day of Spring/Summer 2018 shows on Tuesday, with a series of visionary beauty looks that shone a whole new light on next season’s makeup trends.

Chanel

Chanel turned rainy-day makeup into a bold, and somehow romantic, beauty statement. The house opted for a clashing combination of royal blue eyeshadow and postbox-red lipstick, with plenty of blusher to boot, but washy textures and softly blurred lines kept things kept the look whimsical, while the vacuum-styled perspex ponytails and hats added a dash of the theatrical.

Louis Vuitton choose to go for a minimal look. (AFP)

Louis Vuitton

Louis Vuitton went all-out on the natural look this season, championing a variety of hair textures and styles — most notably, the shaggy, shoulder-length cool-girl cut of the moment. Makeup was minimal, with under eye shadows and slightly uneven skin tones adding to the nonchalant aesthetic.

Messy brows and a soft pink blush ensured Agnes B models looked girlish. (AFP)

Agnès b

Plum-stained lips and feline eyeliner ushered in a sophisticated spring beauty aesthetic at Agnès b, with messy brows and a soft bloom of pink blush keeping things girlish.

Thom Browne set the trend for holographic make-up. (AFP)

Thom Browne

Holographic make-up got elevated to a new level at Thom Browne, where the models sported shimmering, pink-tinged complexions with a touch of glitter, along with teardrop-shaped designs painted on under one eye.

Sporty headbands are all the rage this season. (AFP)

Moncler Gamme Rouge

Hair accessories have been big news for Spring/Summer 2018, and Moncler tapped into the trend with sporty headbands. A few damp-looking curls were left to frame the face for a post-workout vibe.

 

 

 

 

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