China is definitely a country to watch these days. (And we're not referring to its diplomatic missions).
The country's first lady, Peng Liyuan, emerged as a diplomatic style star (http://www.huffingtonpost.com/2013/03/24/peng-liyuan-chinese-first_n_2944289.html) during a recent visit to Russia. Soon thereafter, China Fashion Week Fall 2013 (http://english.chinafashionweek.org/) followed suit with head-turning designs. But what really caught our attention was the crazy eye makeup looks.
China's most famous makeup artist Mao Geping (http://on.aol.com/video/mao-geping-makeup-show-517211769) created faux eyebrows made out of outrageous materials as part of his MGPIN Collection (http://english.chinafashionweek.org/xwsd_en/201303/t20130327_1507690.html). We're talking metallic pyramid studs, gold-plated and crystal-rope jewelry and bronze trinkets that looked like the innards of a grandfather clock.
Geping's makeup styling show (http://pinterest.com/pin/244953667204280878/) has been one of the highlights of China Fashion Week for many seasons. Past beauty themes include mythic creatures and Victorian goddesses with 3D makeup to match (http://www.ibtimes.com/china-fashion-week-2011-models-presents-mgpin-gothic-make-styling-creations-photos-709009).
Get a close-up view of these crazy-cool eye makeup looks in the slideshow below. And see all of our Fashion Week coverage here (http://www.huffingtonpost.com/news/fashion-week/).
The eyes have it:
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