Your GRAZIA newsletter is on its way. Join our VIP Club for exclusive giveaways and members only events. (DW, it's free!) Fox eye eyeliner At Peter Do, Aaron de Mey also played with grungy makeup. The artist swept earthy shades of burgundy and brown across the lid and below the waterline, creating a watercolored effect.

Do you want a simple, quick, and easy fox eye makeup tutorial? Claudia Fuenmayor explains the three main things you need to look out for to turn a regular eyeliner look into a fox eye look. Follow her short guide for a last-minute fox eye look.  Local North Carolina Farm Helps Countless Animals and Children in Need Here’s exactly how you can recreate the covered fox eye look using makeup…

Keep scrolling for tips and a quick tutorial on how to create an easy fox eye makeup look. This is an adapted tutorial inspired by this video. About Doing this too often and stretching the skin around your eyes can increase the appearance of wrinkles as well as damage your hairline from the constant pressure and pulling. But, recently, we’ve discovered some makeup tricks to help get that same sultry eye without the gimmicks.

We’re sure you’ve experimented with the cat-eyed look - from replicating Rihanna’s reverse cat eye to adding a pop of colour to the flicks, you’ve done it all. It’s time to deviate from the familiar, and experiment with the ‘it’ look that everyone’s raging over. And, no, they’re not very different from cat eyes. The difference lies in the way you position the flick - or the wing. Popularised by the likes of Bella Hadid and Kendall Jenner, here’s everything you need to know about fox eyes, and how to recreate them with makeup. How can I make my eyes more Foxy? Horrifying moment postman narrowly escapes gas explosion in Swansea