Last Call: 10 Must-Try Summer Beauty Trends

Twinkle, Twinkle

For sparkly shadow like Blake Lively's, Jemma Kidd, creator Jemma Kidd Beauty, recommends blending a shimmery cream shadow toward your socket line. "Then elongate the eyes by blending a deeper shade to the outer corners," she says. If you want an allover ethereal feel, apply a cream highlighter to cheekbones. Come fall, consider a similar look with more bronze and coppery tones.

Orange You Glad?

Bright orange nails have been all the rage during beach months. If you want to carry the trend into fall, then choose a hue with more earthy undertones. (We like Essie in Meet Me at Sunset, $8.)

Dream Weaver

A chunky side braid is a very Grecian-inspired summer vacation look, says Whitney Olson of Warren-Tricomi. "Blow out hair upside-down for maximum volume," she suggests. "Pull the hair to the side, braid it down from the nape of the neck and pull a few pieces out around the face." To dress it up for fall, wrap and pin the braid into a pretty side chignon.

Ride The Wave

Salt-water waves are a markedly summery look because of the way they're distinctly tousled and separated. First, add a little volumizer at the roots of damp hair and let it air dry, says Olson. "Use a large barrel iron on select pieces and then spray it with a sea spray to give it that just-out-of-the-ocean feel," she adds. Long, messy bangs will give it more of an edge for fall.

Think Pink

Hot pink lips have been one of Hollywood's hottest trends this season. Here's how to make it work: "Lip primer will create an even base to ensure that the lip color doesn't become diluted," says Kidd. To keep color in place, line lips with a transparent pencil, and then apply your pink of choice.

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Pretty Pastels

Kidd says that pastel shadows are best worn as washes of color across the lid, with softly blended edges and no hard lines. Individual lashes on the corners will accentuate and open the eyes.

Sun-Kissed Skin

The secret to getting a back-from-the-beach glow is in the brush. "Apply a shimmery powder with a natural-haired fluffy brush," says Kidd. You'll get lightweight, even color that you can build up as needed.