Autumn/Winter 2016 Hair and Make-Up Trends

Inspired by the designer's love of art and travel, Tigi Creative Director, Tomoas Osborn created a fun hairstyle for Libertine featuring single-sided messy braids and colourful barrettes. The makeup focused on fierce flicks and CND accessorised nails with 3D art.

Inspired by the vintage glamour and decadence of the 1920s, hair stylist Antonio Corral Calero, Global Moroccanoil Ambassador created these androgynous power styles. Pin straight and sleek, the locks were brushed behind the ears, with obvious comb marks. An arresting red lip took centre stage on the face – with little other makeup, making for a modern way to wear the classic colour.

This supersized liner was created by makeup artist Sarah Lucero – Global Creative Director at Stila – using their Smudge Pot in Black all around the eyes. The rest of the makeup was minimal, but perfectly polished with hydrated nude lips and groomed brows.

Stylist Bob Recine for Moroccanoil created soft waves for a 70s look with a modern twist. The technique? He created S-shapes throughout, clipping each to the head. Next, he applied a piece of foil to each section and use a hair dryer to set the waves before removing. Clever! The intense black eye makeup balanced out the feminine finish.

Redken Global Creative Director, Guido gave models a messy yet sophisticated hair knot, saying "this idea of ease with your hair is very much still on trend". Oh, good. Makeup was also relaxed, with a 'worn-in' smudged eye, fresh-faced glow and pinky-nude lip by makeup artist Diane Kendal.

We're obsessed with this matte merlot lip look, achieved with the Stila Stay All Day Liquid Lipstick in Chianti. Macadamia Professional International Creative Director, Giannandrea, created the cool wrapped side knots which worked brilliantly with the makeup.

Makeup legend James Kaliardos described this makeup look as "beautifully romantic, with a contrast of deep colour". The striking lips came courtesy of the Nars Velvet Matte Lip Pencil in Train Bleu and Audacious Lipstick in Liv. The floral hair accessories were incredible, too.

The Jonathan Simkhai hairstyle captured the windswept trend; with 'frozen' strands framing the face and a Nordic knot at the back. The Catwalk by Tigi Work It Hairspray was an essential in creating this look.

A deep side parting and a party twist made up the 'Wave of the Future", a hair trend set by the Aveda team at Jenny Packham, inspired by the club scene of the 80s and 90s. We're in. Legend Bobbi Brown created the understated disco makeup, which we love.

You're looking at the trend for a single statement of colour, which "pops" against its backdrop of clean, radiant skin. To create the bold eyes and lips here, James Boehmer, Nars Director of Global Artistry used the Nars Darklight Velvet Eyeliner and new Velvet Lip Glide in shades Stripped and Bound.

60s makeup was reinterpreted at Giulietta, with models showcasing silver sockets and black lashes. Gorgeous. Makeup artist Lyne Desnoyers mixed the Mac Pro Mixing Medium with Silver Pigment to get the effect. The hair was side parted and styled in low ponytails.

Strong lips returned at Creatures of the Wind, with makeup artist Mark Carrasquillo for Nars Cosmetics giving models "beauty with attitude" – bare faces and loud mouths. To complete the confident look some models rocked tight Dutch braids. Inspired by the Kardashians, perhaps?!

We imagine beauty icon Rihanna had some influence over the edgy beauty look for the show presenting her first ever collection with Puma. Models including Gigi Hadid (pictured) showcased black lips and white roots in a super-striking look. The makeup was the work of legend Pat McGrath, who balanced out glowing skin with "ultra-matte black lips" created using gel liner and eye gloss.

Meet the latest 'modern ponytail' to come out of fashion week. Famed session stylist Guido Palau worked with Ghd to create this "minimal but polished dual-textured ponytail". The front was almost wet-look, while the back had loose movement thanks to sections of hair 'bent' around the Ghd Curve Soft Curl Tong. Pretty.

"Lean liner on the waterline" is how fashion week heavyweight, Val Garland, described the focus of her makeup at Herve Leger. She used both the Mac Chromagraphic Pencil in Black Black to tightly line the eyes, with the Mac Flusidline in Blacktrack drawn in a pin thin line as close to the lashes as possible. The hair wafted with dishevelled waves, held back on one side thanks to a baby twist.

70s-inspired rock-and-roll hair was the look created by Redken's Global Creative Director, Guido Palau, with a lot of the individual shapes created based on a 'feather cut shag'. "I shampooed and conditioned the hair with Redken's new Beach Envy Volume, which gives the hair a great beachy texture. I emphasised the natural hair by letting it air dry, then spraying hair once dry with Redken wax blast 10," he explained. The makeup was equally individual, but the hero product appears to be the Nars Sheer Glow Foundation for fresh-faced luminosity.

The trend was in the texture at Tanya Taylor. Nars International Lead Makeup Stylist, Uzo, gave models transparent foundation with glossy eyelids, matte flushed cheeks and rosy stained lips. Try the Nars Anna Audacious Lipstick to get the look.

Fat lashes made a comeback at Jason Wu, with models rocking glossy, gloopy Maybelline mascara. The hair nodded to Hollywood with a side finger wave at the top, but undone ends made the look modern. Hair stylist Paul Hanlon created the style using Moroccanoil products and a styling iron.

The eye makeup stole the show at Noon by Noor. "Glowing skin combined with subtle, lustrous smoky eyes and cognac-stained lips" is how Uzo, Nars International Lead Makeup Stylist, translated the sophisticated trend.