A fresh start is ideal at the beginning of the year. Whether you choose to go platinum blonde to improve your appearance or set an ambitious goal to reset your lifestyle. Anyhow, January 1 is a great day to think about the future and all the amazing things it could bring.

In terms of beauty, the new year offers a tonne of chances to experiment with new styles. We are talking about hair colors, nail art, and haircuts, yes, but let's not overlook the wonderful and inventive world of color cosmetics. Lipsticks, eyeshadow palettes, concealers, and more provide many chances for fun and self-expression.

Therefore, we asked three of the top celebrity makeup artists to forecast the cosmetics trends for 2023. There is a style for everyone, from delicate jewels and glowing skin to graphic makeup and bold lips. 

Delicate Gemstones

numerous sparkles and shimmers! According to Jo Baker, a celebrity makeup artist and the creator of BAKEUP Beauty, "playing with texture, glitter, and embellishments is a huge trend that is on the rise and will continue to be seen on and off the red carpet as we approach towards 2023."

Because they "embody a distinct sense of personality and are the perfect instrument to boost your style and stand out in any context," she claims that gemstones in particular are a lovely way to subtly add a bit of shine to any outfit.

Use them any way you'd like, whether around your eyes, as accentuated freckles, or to contour your lips for a flamboyant look. As demonstrated in this look that Baker created on Lucy Boynton, you may also wear the with strong black eyeliner. She describes the aforementioned jewels as having a stardust-like sensation while still being beautiful and refined.

Animated Eyeshadow

Liquid eyeliner is not necessary to get a striking, graphic appearance. The Maybelline brand ambassador and celebrity makeup artist Keita Moore says he's been having a lot of fun experimenting with darker shadows with his customers. It's a fantastic method to establish a focal point and try out intricate detail work in such a restricted space.

Brown Eyebrows

Jenner tested it out. They were donned by Gigi and Bella Hadid on the Marc Jacobs autumn catwalk. And Julia Fox, shown above, has been in love with them for months. The most recent fad? bleached eyebrows You can totally fake the appearance using concealer and color correctors, or you can really go for it (carefully!) with genuine bleach. In either case, it's a striking ensemble that screams to go out on the town.

Peaceful Glam

This beauty look creates a finished look that is gorgeous and golden but yet neutral by combining soft neutral eyeshadow, bronzer, and a nude lip. Use a neutral eyeshadow palette, such as ORYZA BEAUTY Nude Shimmer & Contour Eyeshadow, and a peachy-nude lipstick, such as LARITZY COSMETICS Long Lasting Liquid Lipstick in Nudes, to recreate this Kendall Jenner-approved makeup at home.

Goddess in bronze

It's simple to consider bronzer to be only a summertime cosmetic. Put your favourite away later, though. Follow Chrishell Stause's lead and complement your bronzed appearance with the ideal glossy pink lip. You may now dress for fall temps by adding pink blush.

everything from our home décor to our clothing. As you make these seasonal changes, don't forget to refresh your fall makeup looks as well.

Any makeup that makes you feel good should be worn regardless of the season, but it may also be enjoyable to experiment with tints and colours that feel extremely seasonal and topical. Summer makeup is all about vibrant splashes of colour, bold lips, and sunkissed skin, whereas fall makeup is more about a cosy, warmer palette with darker eye and lip hues.

If you're looking to give your makeup a fall makeover, you're in luck. We've picked autumn beauty trends to fawn over below. There's something here for everyone, no matter what skin tone you have or what event you're designing a cosmetic look for.

Cat-Eye Effect

While the cat-eye, or winged liner, the trend isn't going away, it's becoming more prominent than ever. For a brief moment, it appeared like celebs were foregoing their black liquid liner in favour of a more modest wing composed of eyeshadow. While it is still fashionable, the big black wing is making a comeback—just ask Madelaine Petsch. Pick up ILLAMASQUA Liquid Eyeliner in Black to channel the actress.

Pink against Pink

Rosy red makeup (as seen on Megan Fox) may be a surprising showstopper. This monochromatic makeup employs the same rose tone for the eyes, cheeks, and lips to create a seamless effect. (Bonus points if you have pink hair.) Use the same powder blush on your cheeks and your eyelids to get this look fast and with fewer products. In Matchmaker, try CIATÉ LONDON Glow To Illuminating Blush.

Red Romantic

Here's an autumn makeup look that will look great on every skin tone. A bold cat-eye and a classic red lip combine to form a warm makeup look that will outlive any beauty fad. It's critical to use a red that complements your skin tone when recreating this look. Do you need assistance selecting the ideal red lip? We've got the definitive guide to red lips. When in doubt, choose a color like Lana Condor's BEAUTY FOR REAL Lip Cream + Color in Really Red.

Liner with a Rim

Strong eyeliner and delicate pink lips are never out of style. This classic neutral makeup look features barely-there neutral eyeshadow and dramatic, black-outlined eyes. Swipe PIXI BY PETRA Endless Silky Eye Pen in BlackNoir down your upper and lower lash lines for a dramatic, somewhat smeared appearance. Apply a couple of coats of volumizing mascara, such as BEAUTY FOR REAL Hi Def Mascara in Just Black, and your favorite natural pink lipstick to complete the look.

Lip Vampire

Don't be terrified of ultra-dark makeup hues packed with pigment, pale-skinned beauties. Strong colors may be especially eye-catching on your pale skin if you get the proper balance. Consider Natalie Portman's deep lip with a delicate, shimmering eye. What's the best method to avoid being washed out by vampy lipstick? Apply pink blush on your cheeks to brighten your skin. For all of the possibilities, we enjoy the NYX PROFESSIONAL MAKEUP Sweet Cheeks Blush Palette.

There are no excellent or poor eye forms; all eyes are lovely and distinctive in their own way. However, understanding your individual eye shape may make applying eyeshadow and eyeliner easier and more attractive. Today we're going to discuss almond-shaped eyes. If the iris (the colored component of your eye) touches both the top and bottom waterlines, you most likely have almond-shaped eyes. Your eyelids most likely have a noticeable crease, and the outer corners of your eyes may be somewhat elevated.

We asked celebrity makeup artist Jamie Dorman for her advice to assist folks with almond-shaped eyes nail any and all eye makeup looks, from lowkey everyday makeup to edgy midnight trends. She's painted the faces of celebrities like as Madison Davenport, Gabriella Pizzolo, and Dascha Polanco, so she knows how to create the most attractive looks for any eye shape.

Continue reading to discover her top tips for embracing almond-shaped eyes. We also included a few favorites

1. Keep your top eyeliner thin.

"Keep eyeliner thin on the top lid and increase it towards the outer 1/4th of the eye to highlight the almond shape," Dorman advises. Kim Kardashian's inky black liner is kept from being too thick in the inner corners, which would cover her lids. Tip: Adding eyelashes and/or mascara can make your eyes appear larger.

2. Fill in the center of your eyes with heavier eyeliner.

Some people with almond-shaped eyes choose to accentuate the shape, while others like to look to have round eyes—all it's a question of personal opinion. If you prefer the latter, Dorman recommends "placing the thickest section of your liner in the center of your top lid." This brings the line into the center and makes the form rounder. We adore IL MAKIAGE Black Card - Waterproof Liquid Eyeliner because it is really pigmented and lasts all day.

3. Make your lashes curly.

It's so basic, but it's so easy to overlook. Squeeze your lashes for a few seconds with your lash curler. Just be sure to choose a curler with a deeper arc and a broader hole to catch every lash. Then, add mascara and admire how big and open your eyes appear. Also, use your curler before, not after, applying mascara. That way, you won't accidentally pull some lashes out. Eek!

4. Apply a lighter shade of eyeshadow to your lids.

"On an almond eye, the crease shade looks best when blended very softly through the front of the crease, with the majority of the intensity on the opposite half of the eye," Dorman adds. That is while doing a cut crease, use a lighter eyeshadow on the lids and mix darker tones towards the rear and top of the lids.

5. Keep your brows light at the ends.

It's not simply eyeing makeup tricks that may make your eyes stand out. Grooming your brows can also help since thick brows can make your eyes appear smaller. "Go light and thin on the outside half of the brow following the arch to bring more brightness to this eye shape," Dorman advises. "This will give the eye a more open appearance."

From the New York Fashion Week runways to our favourite makeup artist recommendations, we've been waiting (OK, scanning social media everyday) for the new year's beauty trends to emerge. Will cosmetics get more daring? Will bleached brows become popular again? (Spoiler alert: it's true!) And, most importantly, will we be able to replicate them?

If you're as enthusiastic as we are about the beauty prediction for 2023, you've come to the perfect spot. We spoke with famous makeup artists Nick Lujan and Jamie Greenberg about the most intriguing beauty trends for 2023 and how to make them your own.

So, what's new this year, and what's staying the same? "Feathered brows will still be trendy, but we are also seeing a resurgence of the bleach brow style," says Lujan. Lips are taking the lead with strong reds, purples, and a lot of high-shine gloss toppers now that pandemic mask regulations have been lifted." What about some more exciting news? "Statement eyes are here to stay!" "Blues, greens, and embellishments will continue through 2023," adds Lujan. "Skinimalism, the barely-there makeup, and skin tints will be everyone's greatest friend," she says of skin.

Are you ready to plunge into the hottest cosmetic trends for 2023? Continue reading for our top, as well as pro makeup techniques for replicating them all at home.

Minimalist Blush

Minimalism is still popular, and there's an emphasis on letting your natural beauty show through with a few simple changes to your beauty regimen. Rather of stacking items in their typical order, we're creating a natural glow. "There's a movement away from stronger blush application and toward a delicate, understated blush-from-within look," Lujan explains. "Cream blush or lipstick are the best products to use for this procedure. After you've prepared and primed your skin, apply a little layer of skin tint or foundation all over it (Lujan uses KEVYN AUCOIN BEAUTY Stripped Nude Skin Tint). Then, using a blush brush, take up a little amount of cream pigment and test it on the back of your hand before applying it to your cheek.

Bold Blue Eye Makeup

"Blues can be scary; I would start with blue mascara for a gentle step into colour," adds Lujan. "If you are comfortable with blue mascara, you will be cosy with blue eyeliner in the waterline. These two methods may be used with any makeup look, from natural to dramatic, by simply substituting blue liner or mascara for your regular brown and black liner or mascara.

Already a fan of the daring blue? "For makeup junkies, try using a blue colour wash eye," Lujan suggests. It's essentially a smoky eye method using blue instead of dark matte black. With so many different shades of blue, you pick navy, royal, or dazzling blue."

Fun Metallic Lids

Metallics are a year-round favourite, and we're like a metallic eyeshadow kiss on the lids for 2023. Here's how Lujan puts it to use: "Once your skin and brows are complete (using your concealer and setting powder as a base to the eye region), take up a little of your favourite metallic shadow hue with your finger. Keep in mind that metallic shadows are best applied with your fingertips. The metallic shadow should be dabbed and swiped from the middle of the upper lash line outward, ending just shy of the crease. Finish the look with waterline eyeliner and a generous layer of mascara.

Monochrome Makeup

We're big lovers of multitasking when it comes to makeup, so we're excited to see that monochromatic makeup is still popular this season. "A blush hue that doubles as a gentle lip tint and a touch of warmth in the crease of the eye," Lujan recommends. Whether you prefer rose or peach monochromatic makeup or wish to go wild with plum or red, this simple and effective beauty trend will always steal the show.

bly varied, with a vast range of sizes, hues, and shapes. Additionally, there are many cosmetic enhancement techniques and advice for every eye shape. Are you unsure of the form of your eyes? We have your back. Beforehand, we spoke with Giorgio Armani Celebrity Makeup Artist Tim Quinn to obtain his professional guidance on all the makeup tricks for each eye shape and how to highlight their individual features. But keep in mind that everyone can wear any kind of makeup they choose. These pointers are only recommendations for how to identify and emphasise your distinctive eye form.

Makeup for monolid eyes

A small amount of eyeshadow is all that is required to accentuate a monolid eye shape. Use the same shade on your top lid and lower lashline, blending it outward and linking them to complement and lengthen this eye shape, advises Renee. Also, don't be afraid to use eyeliner. Your monolids' natural beauty may be enhanced and defined in this way. Avoid heavy liners that may smear or disappear on the top lid, advises Wyman. Try using a gel eyeliner on the outside third of your eye instead, or smudge a deeper matte shadow colour on the outside margins of your eyelid and lower lash line.

Makeup for hooded eyes

You should design an eye look that offers the appearance of opening up the lid since a hooded eye shape might naturally make the eyes appear smaller. The outer two-thirds of the lid should be blended with a richer hue to add depth and character, advises Renee. To avoid shutting in her eyes, she cautions against putting the darker shade beyond the central point of the lid. "Help expand your eye region by applying a light, shimmering shadow to your inner corners," Nicolet advises.

Dark shadow looks and thick liner, according to Wyman, "would seal the eyes in deeper. To "fake the crease" and add some depth just above the natural crease line, use mid-tone matte shadows while keeping your eyes open, then mix with a fluffy brush. Apply eyeliner while keeping your eyes open and facing forward to create symmetry and ensure that it will be visible when your eyes are open. Then, to make eyes look more wide and more alert, add lashes with slightly longer center and shorter inner and outer corners. Another fantastic method for opening your eyes is to curl your lashes before applying mascara.

Makeup for upturned eyes

Reneet advises utilising a tightline approach with your pencil eyeliner to accentuate upturned eyes without making them appear smaller. To make a complete lash line, "line as closely to the lashes as you can and smudge into the lashes." Another really entertaining approach to improve upturned eyes is with winged eyes. Winged eyeliner or smoky or smeared shadows applied to the upper lash line and partially the lower lash line may be used to play up or emphasise this eye shape, according to Wyman. Individual or partial eyelashes on the outside corners are also quite attractive.

Makeup for downturned eyes

You and your favorite cosmetics item? Highlighter. Avoid using dark undereye concealers and really play up the highlight on your brow bone to give this eye shape additional lift, advises Renee. Or, to bring the eye upward, use a traditional cat eye. This eye shape can wear a winged liner like no other! The makeup expert advises using a classic natural-toned lid and wing liner to accentuate this contour. Several don'ts? Do not apply eyeliner or shadow all the way to the outer corners of the eyes, advises Wyman. Instead, to create a lifting impression, stop before the outer corner begins to descend and draw the shadow or liner just slightly upward.

Makeup for round eyes

Take advantage of the fact that your eyes are essentially a blank canvas and play around with eye makeup. Play up your top lash line and outside corners advises Wyman. "Always blend outwards, and try deeper shadows in a gradient to enhance depth on the outer corners. Or, for a raised appearance, consider a winged liner. Another way to draw attention to round eyes is to apply a shimmering shadow directly above the iris in the lid's center. It's fun to experiment with colour on people with round eyes. Try a vibrant color wash across the entire lid to draw attention to your eye form and make use of your eyelid area, advises Renee.