The best runway beauty looks to replicate from Copenhagen Fashion Week

With a liquid liner and the flick of a wrist you, too, can create Fine Chaos' graphic look. Built just above your lid, the graphic eye pairs best with a powdered base and a well-defined lip.

We love a look that requires very little effort to recreate, and the fact that Gestuz's rock and roll tousled tresses seemed to require nary brush nor product made it the perfect 'do. What's not to love about just-out-of-bed beauty?

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Ahead of its Danish launch, Charlotte Tilbury partnered with Rotate for the brand's Copenhagen Fashion Week show. Sofia Tilbury broke down the step-by-step behind the covetable complexion, and we can't wait to recreate it.

Gel has become a heavy lifter in our hair arsenal, slicking back both bun and ponytail. But, once you've mastered the basics there are plenty more this styling super hero can do. Take Henrik Vibskov's sleek finger wave fringe, for example. All you need is a boar bristle comb, gel and nimble fingers to recreate this enviable swoop.

Glass skin is going nowhere if we're to trust the flawless faces of Baum Und Pferdgarten's models. High-shine without any hint of grease is hard to achieve. That said, it isn't impossible, but you need to be diligent in your skin care routine to even come close to this finish.

Returning to the basics is often your best bet when building a new beauty routine for the season, a pearl of wisdom perpetrated on Herskind's runway. Here, dressed in stunningly fitted tailoring, models of all ages stepped almost bare-faced onto the catwalk – except for lusciously glossy lips.

Lovechild 1979 is a power player in subtlety, proving time and time again that they know how to pack a workwear punch. This skill also reverberated through the brand's runway beauty this season. Yes, there were the tousled tresses and undone brows, but we found ourselves falling for the next-to-neutral peach eyeshadow and the subtlety of a light brown lash in particular.

Considering the models at Nicklas Skovgaard's spring/summer '25 runway show grooved down the runway to 'Maniac' in proper Flashdance fashion, it was only right that the blush be bombastic. Working with a typical 1980s neon pink placed high on the cheekbones and temples, this makeup look works superbly well with bubble skirts and broad shoulders.

Sometimes texture trumps it all, a point made poignantly on (Di)vision's runway where models sauntered down the catwalk with freshly doused strands swept across the face, a high-shine finish to their foundation and glossy, colourful lids with mascara to match.

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Remain's undone aesthetic hinges on perfecting the small details, and their makeup looks this season followed suit. Scaling back on product, the makeup artists worked their magic on a barely-there base and glossy lips. The piece de resistance, however, came in the form of a clear gel to create those enviable #cleangirl brushed-up brows without a single filler stroke from a brow pen in sight.

Less is sometimes definitely more, and while Caro Edition's eccentric collection of playful ensembles seemed to have never heard the expression – the makeup artists backstage certainly knew the impact of keeping things simple. Instead of matching the zany collections inspiring styling, the beauty team opted for a clean face to frame a poppy pink lip.

Crying our way through Copenhagen Fashion Week was not on our bingo cards for spring/summer '25, but if we're to take a guess, there will be glycerin tears on street stylers before we know it. If you're not to keen on the #sadgirl aesthetic, investing in terracotta blush and loading it across your nose is the no-nonsense trick from the Rolf Ekroth runway.

Glam-rock glitter came in ever way shape and form (including black, Kiss-style stars) on the runway of Alectra Rothschild / Masculina. The most eye-catching rendition, however, was a distinctly Doja Cat-reminiscent look featuring a full face of red sparkles. Now, how to revamp this runway rendition for everyday appeal? Add some of environmentally-friendly shimmer from Swedish beauty brand Submission to your bold red lip on your next night out.

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Boyfriend blush has been doing the rounds on TikTok as the natural fresh-faced flush to try now. A sentiment completely shared by the makeup artists behind the demure pink cheeks of OpéraSport's models. So load up your brush and get dab-dab-dabbing just below your cheekbone.