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"1. Create a lower lid, reverse cat eye. \n\tAdvertisement - Continue Reading Below\n\t\n\nA reverse cat eye is where your black eye liner extends in further on the inner upper or lower lash line, rather than simply stopping at the inner \"V\" corner of your eye. Not sure how to do it? Click here. And if you want a more dramatic take on it, don't be afraid to copy the above look and do a thick cat eye on top and a reverse cat eye along your bottom lash line, using a liquid liner, like one from Stila Stay All Day Waterproof Liquid Eye Liner, $20, stilacosmetics.com.\n\n2. Softly smudge some black liner along your lower lash line from the center of your eye to the outer corner. If you're going for the \"I'm going on a date with this dude but I don't want to wear a ton of makeup\" look, then recreate this look above. First, line your upper lash line with a black eye pencil, and then trace your lower lash line from the center of your eye to the outer corner. Finally, blur the line with a smudger tip for that soft, smoky effect. Try Maybelline New York Line Express Eye Liner in Ebony Black, $6, drugstore.com.3. Line the upper and lower inner rim of your lash lines. If you want to instantly define your eyes, this is a must-try, super-easy trick. All you have to do is take a waterproof eye pencil, like Revlon ColorStay Eye Liner Pencil in Black, $7, drugstore.com, and trace the inner rim on your lower and upper lash lines. If the look above is still a little much for you, skip doing both and just choose one waterline to apply black liner to. 4. Go for a mod look by pulling off a double cat eye with both black and white liner. \n\tAdvertisement - Continue Reading Below\n\t\n\nI can promise you two things regarding this look: 1) You'll be the only one in the room wearing it, so there's that. And 2) it couldn't be easier to recreate. To do so, all you need is a black and white eye pencil and the how-to tutorial, which you can view here.5. Layer black liner over silver cream eye shadow. Okay, so this might not be your everyday look, but it's a cool way to wear black liner if you want to jazz up your eyes. And, all you need is a pewter cream eye shadow, like Chanel Illusion D'Ombre Long Wear Luminous Eye Shadow, $36, chanel.com and a kohl black eye pencil to line the perimeter of your eyes. \n\n6. Draw on a kitten eye. Now, this baby cat eye says, \"everyday look,\" doesn't it? To mirror it, line your upper lash line and wing it out at the corner just a tiny bit, using a black eye liner pencil. Then, trace your inner lower rim to finish off the look. Try Dior Kohl Eye Liner Pencil, $29, nordstrom.com.7. Pair black eye liner with orangey-red eye shadow. A sheer wash of an orangey-red eye shadow swiped over your upper lid, and then topped with liner on the top lash line only creates the perfect fall look. Want the look above? This combo will make your dream a reality: MAC Cosmetics Eye Shadow in Red Brick, $15, maccosmetics.com and Guerlain Eye Pencil in Black, $31, nordstrom.com.8. Create some crafty caligraphy with your liner. \n\tAdvertisement - Continue Reading Below\n\t\n\nThis geometric eye is super crafty and difficult-looking, but it's actually really easy to redo. First, give yourself a regular cat eye with a liquid liner, like CoverGirl LashBlack 24 Hour Eye Liner, $7, drugstore.com, and then follow the exact line but only in the crease of your eye. That way, when you open your eye, the lines will look really cool so close together.9. Go for an exaggerated cat eye and a heavily-lined lower lid. Boom. Beautiful. To get a look like this, line your eyes using a thicker black shadow pencil, like Nars Soft Touch Shadow Pencil in Black, $24, sephora.com. That way, when you create the cat eye it will have that smoky effect, yet still look like a controlled flick, and the lower liner with be a bit more intense-looking too.\n\n10. Channel Edie Sedgwick with a sharply-lined crease and \"V\" shape outer liner. Tap your inner Edie Sedgwick with her signature eye look with a twist. First, trace your eyelid crease with black liner and smudge it out for a diffused finish. Then, line the outer corner of your eyes only and blur those lines with your fingertip. Voila, you're instantly badass \u2014 or at least pretend you are, because this looks takes confidence to flaunt.11. Swipe on a Sophia Loren-like look on steroids.The severly thick and winged cat eye at a past Lanvin show was simply gorgeous. I recommend wearing on a first date \u2014 or any date for that matter. Your eyes will never look sexier, and he'll never swoon harder. Swipe on Physicians Formula Eye Booster 2-in-1 Lash Boosting Eye Liner + Serum, $9, drugstore.com.12. Wing out your upper eye liner and throw your lower lash line some liner love, too. \n\tAdvertisement - Continue Reading Below\n\t\n\nIf Adele and Twiggy's eye makeup had a baby, it would look like the eyes at Anna Sui's fall 2013 fashion show. With a thick cat eye on top and Twiggy-like lashes drawn with eye liner on the bottom, this look is totally wearable on Saturday nights out with your girls. To recreate it, draw an extra thick cat eye using black liquid eye liner, and then use the tip of the same liner to draw clump-like lashes along the lower lash line to mimic Twiggy's signature look. Use ELF Essential Liquid Eye Liner, $1, eyeslipsface.com.13. Line your eyes as straight as an arrow and skip a space below. \n\nThe liner at the Monique Lhuillier's fall 2013 show was super straight, which elongated the models' eyes. But what's cool and different is the space directly under their irises, which gives a fresh twist on an otherwise fully-lined eye. To get the look, use a liquid liner with a precision tip, like Lanc\u00F4me's Artliner in Black, $30, lancome-usa.com.14. Don't be afraid to be blunt. At the fall 2013 Michael Kors show, models walked the runway flaunting fierce fully-lined eyes that were smudged and given a blunt edge toward the brow bone. To get this unique take on a smoky eye, hold a business card up to your eye to get a blunt line as you smoke out your top lid and crease. Use an eyeshadow pencil like Avon Extra Lasting Eyeshadow Pencil in Diamond Black, $9, avon.com, which doubles as a liner to copy this look with ease.15. Go for a soft-focused effect along your lower lashline only. \n\tAdvertisement - Continue Reading Below\n\t\n\nWe're way into this liner look from Rodarte's fall 2013 show. To create that soft focus effect along your lower lash line, trace the area below your lashes with a kohl black eye liner, like Pur Minerals Eye Defining Liner with Smudger, $17, ulta.com, and then gently smudge it out with the sponge tip attached.There! Now, get to lining those gorgeous eyes of yours!Photo Credit: Getty Images/Imaxtree/Alamy/Corbis"^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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