11 Wearable Makeup Looks and Hairstyles You MUST Try This Fall

Jordin Sparks’ wavy ponytail is equal parts sophisticated and relaxed, and it flatters just about every face shape. Even better, it works whether you’re out on a hot date or at brunch with the girls.

Perk up that pout with hot pink lipstick à la Alicia Keys. Ensure that your lips are the center of attention by keeping the rest of your face relatively bare.

Navy blue or aqua eyeliner like Peta Murgatroyd’s can be a great alternative to your everyday blacks and browns. But if you’re not ready to totally take the plunge, layer a thin line over your usual hue—a quick shot of color is all your need.

Adele is the queen of modern 1960s-inspired beauty looks. Bouffant hair? Check! Winged eyeliner? Totally. Her secret to success? Everything is a little more casual than when the styles were worn back in the day.

If you’re looking for a way to highlight your cheekbones and eyes, take a cue from Rihanna and go for a sleek pixie. Then prepare yourself for the spotlight—no hair to hide behind.

While we’re huge proponents of braids around here, it’s true that when worn day in and day out, they can become a little boring. Spice things up with Kristen Bell’s intricate multibraid hairstyle, which is an amped-up twist on the run-of-the mill style.

Mila Kunis’ smoldering eye makeup shies away from raccoon territory thanks to the touches of silver and gray mixed in. Talk about a hot night-out makeup look.

For a less serious take on the sophisticated style, copy Vanessa Hudgens and let a few loose strands frame your face. You’ll still look polished, but it won’t look forced.

Whether you’re naturally blessed or you have to draw them on, full, unplucked eyebrows like Lily Collins’ make you look more natural. Make sure to use a hint of eyebrow gel to hold the hairs in place.

Less severe than black nail polish, a navy nail color similar to Christina Milian’s is vampy but not goth. Consider it the perfect way to make the switch from light to dark nails this fall.