This Eyeliner Trend for the Paris Celeb Look


Featured image This Eyeliner Trend for the Paris Celeb Look

Makeup, for me, is less about playing with the lids and more about making a bold statement. While I occasionally experiment with shadow and shimmer, my true signature lies in the drama of a statement lip and a perfectly placed blush. I prefer a polished approach, focusing on the symmetry of my features rather than playing with the complexities of the eye.

However, fashion is a constant source of inspiration, and recently, a particular trend caught my eye during Paris Fashion Week. It wasn’t just the runway that held my attention, but the creative power of celebrities who redefined the art of the eyeliner.

I was fascinated to see Rihanna and Inde Navarrette cosigning a trend I used to obsess over as a teenager: colorful bottom eyeliner. Seeing these major figures embrace this playful technique, yet execute it with such fresh, contemporary flair, instantly sparked a desire to jump back onto the bandwagon.

The true inspiration came from the details. Looking closely at the looks showcased by these stars revealed a deliberate focus that is incredibly chic. For example, in one striking photograph, Rihanna stepped out with perfectly neutral top lids, featuring classic gold eyeshadow and fluttery black lashes. The focus, the pop of color, was delivered entirely underneath: a stripe of bright red along the lower waterline. This minimalist approach—no smudging or smokiness—is what makes the look so intriguing, forcing everyone to lean in and ask, “Wait, are you wearing red eyeliner?”

Less than twenty-four hours later, Inde Navarrette brought a similarly dynamic aesthetic to the runway, pairing a dusty, denim blue liner with a subtle smudge. This look was even more monochromatic, circling the top lash line to create a cohesive eye moment. While the technique was slightly more blended than Rihanna’s, the overall impact was undeniable. Both looks strongly emphasized the waterline, tapping into that edgy, nostalgic vibe of the early 2000s.

The takeaway from these high-fashion moments is clear: eyeliner doesn’t have to be strictly black or brown to be revolutionary. If you want a look that feels fresh and undeniably fashion-forward, consider dipping into jewel tones—think vibrant blues, rich reds, or emerald greens—instead of sticking to traditional shades. This is your invitation to experiment with color and embrace the playful spirit of bold, expressive liner.

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