Fall is a time of transition.
Not only do you need to
prepare your skin for the
cold months ahead, but
it’s time to transform your
look from light and airy to
soft and classic.

Bundle up

Classic, “back to basics” clothing was all
the rage on the fall runways. This season’s
must-have piece is the crisp white jacket
that works with everything from jeans
to a little black dress. The key accessory
to sport is perfectly fitting with the chill
in the air—gloves. Half gloves, fingerless
gloves and long gloves are gracing the
arms of starlets walking the red carpet and
go with everything from rugged parkas
to dainty and ladylike skirts. If you’ve got
a special occasion to dress for, or if you’re
just plain feeling glam, the gold dress, inspired
by the rich tones of autumn, is the
choice for your holiday parties.

Focus on a few beauty
basics—skin, make-up,
fashion and fragrance—and you’ll have
all you need for a fantastic fall.

Great skin is always in

As the weather gets cooler and drier,
your skin needs extra moisture to keep
it supple. Use a daily moisturizer to
keep your skin soft and smooth.

Pucker up

Autumn lips are washed in soft color.
International make-up artist Chase
Aston says this fall is all about the
perfect pout.

Aston shares his tips for luscious
and gorgeous lips:

› Use a lip liner for added definition and
to help prevent feathering.

› Enhance the natural color of your
lips by gently gliding on lip color. For
added pout power, use a lipstick/concealer
brush.

› Look for a shade that complements
your skin tone and that works for you.

Ultra-modern eyes

This fall, dramatic smoldering eyes are
what’s fabulous.

To achieve fall’s hottest eye looks,
Aston gives these sizzling tips:

› Smudge together forest green,
shimmering grey and lilac to create a
chic, modern, smoky eye.

› To create an intense, sultry eye look,
look for a palette that features a warm
trio of rich brown, golden copper and
shimmering sand hues.

› Try a metallic eye definer. Alone, it can
be used to line and define or use it to
complement your favorite eye shadow.
“Choose shades that contrast your eyes to
make them pop,” says Aston. “Apply color
to the eyelid or along the lash-line as an
accent for impact.”