As fashion month concludes, I can confirm these 11 beauty trends will be *everywhere* from here on out

Consider this your street style beauty report

Fashion week beauty trends Vilma Sjoberg wearing the teal beauty trend at NYFW AW24
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As the Autumn/Winter 2024 fashion month season comes to an end, there’s one thing I can say for sure: this season we have been treated to a veritable feast of beauty inspiration. While the catwalks in New York, London, Milan and Paris no doubt served some exceptional looks and make- up artists pushed the boundaries (case in point: Thomas De Kluyver’s floral brows at Simone Rocha), as somebody very much into the here and now when it comes to beauty trends, I was personally seeking inspiration from the more wearable street style trends.

From rich, 90s-toned nudes swept across lips, eyes and cheekbones to TikTok’s cherry-cola lip, the make-up trends this season were big and bold. But, that’s not to say there wasn’t space for more minimalist styles too. Taking inspiration straight from the catwalks of Proenza Shoueler and Erdem, barely-there bases also had a moment on the streets of Paris, bow stacking made its mark as a dominating hair trend in nearly every city.

So, if you’re wondering what beauty trends to have on your radar for the season ahead, I’ve rounded up the best fashion week beauty trends showcased on the streets this Autumn/Winter 2024 season. Keep scrolling to see them all...

1. 90s nudes

Brooks Nader wearing 90's inspired nude makeup look at MFW AW24

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Taking inspo from the 90s supers, soft, smokey beauty looks in beige and brown tones were a winner this season. To achieve the nostalgic feel, matte finishes are a must taken across the eyes, contours of the cheeks and across the lips. Lean into the look by keeping blush minimal and adding a flick of liner.

2. Ruby lips

Tamu McPherson wearing the red lip beauty trend at PFW AW24

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If you take one thing away from this trend report, it’s that the red lip is well and truly back (if it ever really left, that is). Rich rubies and cherry-pie tones were the most worn shades, however tangerine-toned reds also made an appearance. Finishes were all on show too, from glossy to ultra-matte, so don’t feel confined to one style. 

3. The hair flick

Thylane Blondeau wearing the hair flick beauty trend at PFW AW24

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When it came to hair trends, polished looks reigned supreme, providing a contrast to the more relaxed hairstyles sported in previous years. 60s-style flicked-out ends were incorporated into all hair lengths, from the it-girl scandi bob to bust-length styles, while centre partings gave the look a modern twist.

4. Bow stacking

Callisto wearing the baby bows beauty trend at PFW AW24

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2023 was officially the year of the bow and, it’s a trend that’s showing no sign of stopping, as Pinterest named bow stacking as one of their biggest hair trends of 2024. Instead of oversized statement styles, face-framing baby bows were the favourite among the fashion month street style set, paired with mini braids or worn alone for a girlish look.

5. Teal Appeal

Vilma Sjoberg wearing the teal eyeshadow beauty trend NYFW AW24

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While colourful beauty looks were few and far between this fashion month, there was one hue that kept cropping up: teal blue. Spotted as a wash of colour across the lid, as well as in more angled eyeliner looks, it was the breakout eyeshadow shade of the season.

6. Beach waves

Fer Millán Delaroière wears the beach waves beauty trend at MFW AW24

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Beachy waves may have felt in contrast to the February weather and the autumn/winter collections being shown on the catwalk but that didn’t stop many influencers and street stylers opting for them on the FROW. To achieve the look, work with your hair's natural texture, either spritzing a wave spray, or, for curly or afro hair types, using a waving tool to manipulate the sharp bends. 

7. Cherry cola lips

Malvika Sheth wearing the cherry cola lip beauty trend at PFW AW24

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TikTok beauty trends are a dime a dozen these days and it can be hard to know which ones are going to take hold away from the screen. One success story, it seems, is the cherry cola lip, which was being sported in every city. Featuring a black or dark red lip liner and glossy red interior, it’s a high impact look that's surprisingly easy to create.

8. Barely-there base

Sarah Lysander wearing the barely there base beauty trend at PFW AW24

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Natural, barely-there base was a huge trend on the catwalk this season (just look to Chloé's make-up-free vibe), however many were already getting ahead of it and opting for ultra-light bases on the streets, too. To tap into the look, leave skin bare and simply use a light concealer to touch up any blemishes, or apply a skin tint with your fingers for a light, sheer coverage. 

9. Braids, braids and more braids

Beka Prance wearing the braids trend at LFW AW24

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Braids were worn in all hair types, lengths and styles this season, from 00s inspired mini plaits to dutch knots and box braids. Adding a playfulness to the occasion, many adorned their braids with bows, oversized scrunchies and statement accessories for a more is more effect.

10. The polished pony

Temiloluwa Otedola wearing polished ponytail trend at PFW AW24

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A fun twist on the old money aesthetic, the polished ponytail is a sleek take on an up-do. The key to achieving this look is keeping fly aways to a minimum for a neat, smooth finish, so don’t be afraid to apply a pomade or styling cream to help smooth as you style. 

11.  Balletcore

A woman with a balletcore inspired bun at MFW AW24

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Balletcore beauty is a huge trend right now, so, of course, it made an appearance this fashion month. From ballet-style buns to pastel-pink cheeks, the soft, glowy aesthetic ran through every city, offering a sense of ethereal magic to the occasion. 

Jazzria Harris
Freelance Fashion & Beauty Writer

Jazzria Harris is a freelance fashion and beauty journalist with over 8 years experience working in the industry. At just 4ft 11, she’s an expert in petite dressing and previously wrote the column Jazz’s Short Stories giving tips and advice on dressing for petite proportions. Her wardrobe staples are a great black blazer, a hardworking slip skirt and of course a great pair of heels (for the extra inches, of course). Jazz has written for publications including ELLE UK, heat magazine, Eliza, Women & Home and more.