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" Picture: Temperley London AW14 / Jason Lloyd Evans Blue eye make-up has been something to avoid since the 1980s, when it was distinctly overdone. For S/S 14, Marc Jacobs reinvented the look at both his shows. Waterlines were graphically sketched with aqua and cobalt shades at Marc Jacobs, and eyelids were given a full dusting of blue at Marc by Marc Jacobs. The trend hasn\u2019t been restricted to this season either, with Kenzo and Temperley London both offering takes on the look at the A/W 14 shows. \u00A0 For those attempting to recreate it, MAC\u2019s senior artist Debbie Finnegan cautions, \u201CLess is most definitely more. This look needs only a perfected skin and a chic nude lipstick to complete it.\u201D \u00A0 If you\u2019re opting for eyeshadow, apply a wash of colour rather than a bold full lid. We love Bobbi Brown Long-Wear Cream Shadow Stick in Iced Blue, \u00A320, for a cream texture and lighter hue. For more of a grey-toned blue, look to MAC Eyeshadow in Moon\u2019s Reflection, \u00A313. \u00A0 The easiest way to wear the trend is using eyeliner, as seen at Kenzo and Temperley London\u2019s A/W 14 shows. Whether it\u2019s fine or thick, a graphic line of bright blue will make eyes look instantly bigger. Lanc\u00F4me Artliner 24H in Sapphire, \u00A320, is perfect for this, as the liquid formula stays put all day without fading. To complete this look, Finnegan recommends going for a natural lip such as MAC Lipstick in Myth or Cherish, \u00A315.50 each. \u00A0*** MORE BEAUTYThe Essential Make-up BrushesBeauty How To: Invisible LinesWearable Orange Lipsticks \u00A0 "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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