Champagne Eyeshadow Trend | Glamour UK

Awards season came and went quicker than we could say 'Ladybird' and with it came plenty of feminist statements, a smattering of sensational gowns and a plethora of new beauty trends.

The Oscars was no exception. The celebrities on the Oscars red carpet kept their hair and makeup rather wearable (but none-the-less jaw-dropping).

Beyond the star's penchant for classic glossy skin and chic nude lips, if you paid closer attention, a new makeup trend reigned supreme: champagne eyeshadow.

The light bronze hue was on the lids of all our favourite stars. Some went matte, and others showed a little bit of sparkle, but champagne lids was the stand-out beauty trend of the night.

The stars complemented their golden lids with feathery eyelashes and rosy cheeks.

Allison Williams was one of the stars championing the look - and it's perfectly easy to re-create at home.

Nina Parker, the makeup artist behind Alison's look, took to her Instagram page to share all the products she used.

First, she prepped her skin with Chanel's Hydra Beauty Masque De Nuit Au Camelia, the brand's Essence Mist and Nourishing Lip Care. Then she used Chanel's Sublimage La Crème and La Crème Yeux.

For the makeup base, Nina chose Chanel's Vitalumiere Moisture Rich Radiance Foundation in #20, and the Perfection Concealer in the same shade. She finished it of with the Poudre Universelle Libre in #20 Clair.

On the eyes she used: Chanel's Les 4 Ombres in #226 Tisse Rivoli Ombré Premiere, #28 Sable Illusion D’Ombre, #97 New Moon. Before applying the brands Le Crayon Khol Noir eye pencil in #61, and the Noir Inimitable mascara in #10 Noir.

For the flushed cheeks she started with the bronzer Soleil Tan De Chanel, then the blusher Joues Contraste in Jersey. Before adding some glow with Chanel's Les Beiges Poudre Lumiere in Rosy Gold.

So there you have it: the newest A-list approved beauty trend.

You're golden.

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