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" Makeup artist Lauren Cosenza breaks down exactly how to get this eye-catching cat-eye. Tools you&amp;#039;ll need: 1. Brown liquid liner 2. Copper eye shadow 3. Copper eyeliner 4. Black eyeliner 5. Brow pencil   1. Swipe on brown liquid liner. Starting at the innermost corner of your eye, use a brown liquid liner, like Revlon ColorStay Skinny Liquid Liner in &amp;quot;Mahogany Flame,&amp;quot; to trace your upper lash line, slightly tilting the brush upward at the outer corner of your eye to create a tail or flick. 2. Sweep on copper shadow. Dampen an angled brush in water (this intensifies the shadow shade), run it over a copper eye shadow, like Revlon ColorStay Shadowlinks Metallic Eyeshadow in &amp;quot;Copper,&amp;quot; and then outline the brown liquid liner on your eyelid. 3. Line your lower lash line with copper and black eyeliner. Apply one like Revlon ColorStay Eye Liner in &amp;quot;Topaz&amp;quot; just under the lower lash line, and then run a black liner, such as Revlon ColorStay Eye Liner in &amp;quot;Black,&amp;quot; on the waterline. 4. Finish by filling in your brows. To really frame your face and finish your eye look, fill in any sparse spots in your arches with a brow pencil that is one shade lighter than your natural brow hair color. Revlon Brow Fantasy in &amp;quot;Dark Brown&amp;quot; was used here. On the model: Wrap Dress, DIANE VON FURSTENBERG Follow Carly on Twitter. "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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