Your brow bone should look more expensive, according to the Paris Fashion Week runways

Do you spend enough time in your makeup routine thinking about and devoting attention to your brow bone? Probably not. Aside from a quick swipe of highlighter underneath the arch of your brows, what is there to do? According to the Paris Fashion Week runways, a whole lot.

At Giambattista Valli makeup artist Val Garland used silver glitter to apply a thin line of, uh, glitter, directly underneath models’ brows, thus creating a more subtle version of the glitter-covered brows of the past few seasons. The result seems actually wearable IRL (a real feat for any look involving sparkles on your face).

At Chanel, Tom Pecheux adorned the models’ lids---all the way up to their brow bones---with quilted-looking eyeshadow to mimic the embossed leather of a 2.55 bag. Very casual.

Finally, at Sacai black shadow was extended all the way up to the brow bone. Maybe that doesn’t look expensive but it does look mean, and isn’t that the next best thing?