The makeup at Marc Jacobs followed an old-fashioned rule in a modern way: bold lips or bold eyes, but never both at the same time. Some models wore super-dark lips, skipping eye makeup altogether, while others wore graphic liner or a bright shadow with an otherwise bare face. And speaking of bare, nails were left entirely unpolished—just some Jinsoon Primrose + Honeysuckle Healing Cuticle Oil. Although some models wore their hair down and others with low, loose ponytails, anyone with hair long enough to part parted it in the middle.

Even if the chill in the air is finally fading, models at Ralph Lauren are still sporting a cold-girl flush with bright pink blush almost fully covering the cheeks in a nearly triangular shape. The rest of the makeup was kept light and fresh, with barely-there lip color and extra-soft eyes. Hair was worn loose in a variety of natural textures, and—perhaps indicative of a burgeoning pattern—nails were left perfectly plain.

Although they each wore their hair in different ways, models of all genders at Fang were united by one distinct makeup moment: shimmering, dark gray eyeshadow on just the inner corners of the eyes. That gunmetal look carried over into the manicures, with some models walking the runway in extra-long, squared off, nearly black, metallic nails.