The model rocks a stunning smoky eye. You don’t have to go all the way to false lashes, but a black liner with a swipe of blue is still exciting.

Kenzo Outfit #2: Playing with Texture

This look was in Kenzo’s holiday lookbook, hence the awkward family photo setup. However, this outfit is anything but awkward. Here Kenzo mixes different textures in the puffer jacket, ruffled skirt and holographic booties. To make it work, the outfit sticks to a color scheme of blue and gold. 

Products: Bralette – American Eagle, Backpack – Century 21, Lipstick – MAC, Blush – NYX, Jacket – House of Fraser, Booties – Steve Madden, Mascara – NYX, Earrings – Bauble Bar, Crop Top – Sans Souci, Skirt – Macy’s

To get this show-stopping look, we start with the model’s electric blue puffer jacket, metallic midi skirt, and shiny booties. Those are the most dramatic pieces, so the rest of the outfit will be more low-key. A black cropped sweater or bralette is simple and easy enough to layer under this scene-stealing jacket. The holographic backpack complements the metallic skirt, the blue drop earrings work with the blue boots. 

The model also sports very intense blush and lipstick. Done with more subtlety, this makeup, along with a swipe of mascara, lets the outfit steal the show.

Kenzo Outfit #3: Playing with Print

Pastels! Flowers! Brocade! Unless you’re going to a garden party, this outfit is probably too posh for real life. But I love how Kenzo fearlessly mixes prints while sticking with a theme (florals), so we’re going to do the same.

Products: Jacket – Gap, Sandals – Charles & Keith, Planner – Trouva, Blush – Milani, Lipstick – MAC, Bag – Kohl’s, Mascara – Maybelline, Earrings – Kohl’s, Top – Zaful, Pants – Boohoo

This is the perfect outfit for anyone who can’t wait for spring. The off-shoulder top and flared pink pants are feminine and flirty. A white denim jacket is easy to layer, without competing with the florals.