Best Make-up London Fashion Week a/w 2014

London Fashion Week AW14 was a riot of colour and imagination. Here we show you how to get ahead and recreate the looks now. Which will you try first?

Make-up Artist: Hannah Murray for Topshop

Look: Edgy kohl eyes

Inspiration: Delinquent school girls - good girl gone bad.

Key Product: Topshop Waterproof Liner

Tip: Apply along bottom waterline and smudge under the eye. For a strong, dense effect layer over matte black eyeshadow.

Make-up Artist: Sam Byrant for Mac

Look: Winter Pastels

Inspiration: Dove blue and grey shades in the collection, reminiscent of the 60’s.

Key Product: Mac ProLongwear Paint Pot in Clearwater blended softly over the eye and Mac Chromagraphic Pencil in OJ smudged into the lips.

Tip: To get a long-lasting, matte lip base apply the pencil then use a tissue to remove and reapply.

Make-up Artist: Val Garland for MAC

Look: Smudged Rouge Lip

Inspiration: Victorian beauty

Key Product: MAC Red Lipmix

Tip: Buff the lipmix onto the lips - don't be too precise you want soft, buffed out edges. To intensify dab a little red powder mixed with MAC Shine Mixing Medium to the centre.

Make-up Artist: Lisa Eldridge for Benefit

Look: Seventies Glamour

Inspiration: Lisa was inspired by Angelica Houston.

Key Product: A lot of products were used but that lip was created using a brown Bad Gal pencil and a red lipgloss.

Tip: Blend the four eyeshadow shades on the back of your hand before applying and sweep the pigment under your lower lash line for a smudgy, metallic smoky eye.

Make-up Artist: Terry Barber for MAC

Look: Tri-liner

Inspiration: Jean-Pierre wanted a statement eye that was both tough and feminine.

Key Product: MAC Penultimate Eyeliner

Tip: Rest your elbow on a steady surface before attempting this look. Wear with confidence.

Make-up Artist: Wendy Rowe for Burberry Make-up

Look: Pastel Smoky Eyes

Inspiration: The Bloomsbury Set.

Key Product: Mulberry shade from the Burberry Complete Eye Palette no.12 and Burberry Sheer Foundation.

Tip: Sweep the shadow over your lids and take under your eyes; use your fingers to blend in the colour.

Make-up Artist: Val Garland for Mac

Look: Fine Lines

Inspiration: A tribe of girls from Erdem’s 'village of the damned'.

Key Product: Nars Tinted Moisturiser for a perfect, polished base, Nars Eye Pencil in Via Veneto and Gel Liner in Black Valley.

Tip: Apply the pencil liner in your lower water line and leave eye sockets tinted moisturiser free so their natural colouring shows through.

Make-up Artist: Lucia Pieroni for Mac

Look: Dual Eyes

Inspiration: Moving away from specific ‘inspirations’ Giles wanted to focus the make-up on the idea of a punky, cool girl.

Key Product: Mac Hi-def Chromagraphic Pencil in Cyan and Black to Black.

Tip: Apply black pencil to your eyelid and smudge in with a blending brush, sweep the vibrant blue under the lower lash line and flick outwards.

Make-up Artist: Lucia Pica for Mac

Look: Elongated Smoky Eye

Inspiration: A 90’s rebellious rich girl with attitude.

Key Product: Mac Eye Pencil in Mystery, Mac a/w Trends Forecast Palette, Mac Fluidline in Blacktrack and Mixing Medium.

Tip: Create a halo of colour with the cream shadow from the trends palette, use the pencils to intensify and finish with a touch of mixing medium to give a lived-in feel.

Make-up Artist: Lucia Pica for Mac

Look: Touch of Peach

Inspiration: Daria’s natural contouring, celebrating flawless beauty.

Key Product: Three Mac Pro Blushers in Sculpt, Shades and Warm Light and Mac Eyeshadow in Cork and Paintpot in Groundwork.

Tip: Contour using the three blush shades, sweeping the darkest underneath your cheekbones.

Make-up Artist: Lucia Pieroni for Nars

Look: Tomboy Brows

Inspiration: To complement the aesthetic of the collection.

Key Product: Nars Dual Intensity Eyeshadows in Andromeno and Calasto (out July) and Nars Brow Perfector.

Tip: Brush up your brows and sketch in following the natural direction of hairs. Dab eyeshadows on eyelids, top of cheekbones and cupids bow to highlight.

Make-up Artist: Lisa Eldridge for Sunday Riley

Look: Colour Block Eyes

Inspiration: Alice Temperley wanted a simple, graphic look that would balance out the ornate collection.

Key Product: Kryolan Aquacolor Plus in Blue

Tip: Lisa applied the cream eye colour with a small brush, before applying loose blue pigment into the waterline. Balance a bold eye with a nude lipstick like Sunday Riley Lipstick in Mona Lisa, that Lisa Eldridge says 'suits everyone'.