The final day of NYFW had MAC artists creating the makeup looks for Tommy Hilfiger, Catherine Malandrino, and Zac Posen.

I think that Lisa Butler created a gorgeous look for the Tommy Hilfiger showing. I love the 70's look of the makeup. My favorite of the look was the lips. You know I will be looking for that Tickle Me Pink Cream Colour Base - beautiful!

Tom Pecheux was the lead artist for MAC for the Catherine Malandrino. I just don't get this one in all honestly. In person, the look was very different - definitely just for the runways.

Day Six at NYFW had MAC Cosmetics with key artists leading the following shows: Nanette Lepore, Doo.Ri, and Proenza Schouler.

Polly Osmond was the lead makeup artists for MAC for the Nanette Lepore Fall/Winter Collection. The Rose gold is so beautiful and I think it can definitely be toned down as a wash of color for everyday - though I would probably prefer this look in the Summer. Maybe September when we are pairing warmer clothes with our Summer glow? Either way, I love this makeup look.

The Doo.Ri showing was led by makeup artist Tom Pecheux. Again, notice the accent on the dark eyes - with the absence of almost any color.

Day Five at New York Fashion Week had MAC backstage at Behnaz Sarafpour, Rodarte and Matthew Williamson.

Gordon Espinet was the key artist for Behnaz Sarafpour. The emphasis was obviously on the eyes.

James Kaliardos was the lead makeup artist backstage at the Rodarte showing. Dark Brown lips were the key for this look.