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"  1. Wear white eye liner solo and create a gorgeous cat eye.   Don&amp;#039;t be afraid to wear white liner by itself \u2014 you&amp;#039;re a confident beauty-obsessed girl that can totally pull it off! Just trace your upper lid with a white pencil and flick the pencil toward the outer corner of your eye, like you&amp;#039;re drawing a check mark. If you&amp;#039;re a newbie at creating the winged look, hold a business card at an angle at the outer corner of your eye and use the straight edge of the card as a guide. 2. Double up your liners: first apply a black liquid liner along your upper lash line, and then add a shimmery white pencil over top.   This chic pop of white gives the effect of a shimmery champagne eye shadow, when really it&amp;#039;s just a glimmering white pencil. Eye magic, in other words. 3. Line your bottom lid in white, top lid in black.   Create two sixties-inspired cat eyes by first lining your upper lash line in black, and then reaching for a white eye liner to mirror the same shape on the bottom.  4. Go for the white-black-white-black effect by layering on your eye liner in that order.   Kourtney Kardashian used black eye liner to trace her upper lash line, and then topped it with a white pencil. Then, along her lower lid&amp;#039;s waterline, she traced a white pencil that was then layered underneath with black liner.  5. Trace your entire eye and then draw a straight line right at the outer of your lower lid.   Okay, so this might not be your everyday look, but it&amp;#039;s a cool way to wear white eye liner if you&amp;#039;re a brave, I&amp;#039;ll-try-anything-when-it-comes-to-makeup kind of woman. All you need is a white khol pencil, like this one from Make Up For Ever, to pull it off. 6. Wing out your white eye liner and and trace the inner corner of your eye for added oomph.   To recreate this look, trace a white pencil over your upper lid \u2014 like you would a normal black cat eye \u2014 and then extend the line over the inner corner of your eye. Next, smudge the liner over the inner part of your eye with your ring finger (the weakest of all fingers) to give it a more diffused appearance. 7. Brighten up the inner corners of your eyes only.   If you&amp;#039;re thinking to yourself, &amp;quot;this trend is kind of cray, but I want in on it anyway,&amp;quot; try tracing the inner &amp;quot;V&amp;quot; corner of your eyes. White eye liner while staying in your cosmetic comfort zone. 8. Weave white eye liner in between two shades for a triple-threat effect, like Katy Perry&amp;#039;s.   The &amp;quot;Roar&amp;quot; singer might be one of the few who can actually pull off this graphic 60s-inspired look, but why not be bold and give it a go? Basically what you&amp;#039;re doing is creating three cat eye looks, using a black liquid liner along the upper lid, a white liquid liner in the middle, and then a colored liquid liner to top it all off.  9. Line your eyes with white eye liner, smudge it out over your entire lid, and then retrace your upper lash line for a standout cat eye.   Boom. Beautiful.  10. Apply the tiniest bit of white shimmer pencil over the inner corner of your eyes, like Blake Lively did here.   If you don&amp;#039;t want to go balls to the wall with white eye liner in the inner corner of your eyes, trace the tiniest bit over the inner &amp;quot;V&amp;quot; and smudge it out with your ring fingertip to give that look of glimmer and freshness to your gaze. 11. Mix a metallic cream shadow in with your white liner look.   Metallic cream shadow is a must for fall and white eye liner is welcome every single season, so why not combine the two together for a fierce eye look? Apply the cream shadow to your upper lid and below your lash line, and then line your lower waterline with white pencil. 12. Focus on the inner corner of your eye to give the appearance of bigger, more gorgeous eyes.   White eye liner opens up your eyes, whereas black eye liner can sometimes close them off. So accentuating the inner corner of your eye with white eye liner can help give the illusion of an elongated, big, beautiful eyes. That said, if the above look is too harsh for you, smudge it out a bit. 13. Line your lower waterline to instantly minimize the look of any redness in your eyes.   Clearly Scarlett Johannson is a fan of this trick and I can see why: with her busy schedule there&amp;#039;s no way you can look wide awake 24/7. But with a swipe of white liner on the lower inner rim you can totally fake it. 14. Cover the lower half of your upper lid with white liner for a cool-girl effect.   This look is so mod, I&amp;#039;m obsessed. To recreate it, make a very thick line on the lower half of your upper lid using white liquid liner\u2014so from your lashline mid-way to the crease. That way when you open your eyes you can still see the pop of white, but it doesn&amp;#039;t overtake your entire upper eye lid. 15. Line your upper lash line, and then blend it in up to the crease of your eye.  I love the ethereal fairy finish that blending white eye liner into your upper lid gives. It&amp;#039;s soft enough for anyone to wear. 16. Go for 360 degrees of white shimmer eye liner realness.   If you have the beauty balls that Rihanna has, then good for you! The singer lined her inner upper and lower waterlines with black eye liner, and then traced her eyes along her lash lines with a white shimmer pencil. This result? This icy effect that&amp;#039;s absolutely gorgeous. 17. If the white eye liner trend scares the shit out of you, go for a subtle swipe of champagne-colored liquid eye liner.   Not every trend (like white eye liner) is for everyone, but that doesn&amp;#039;t mean you can&amp;#039;t get involved. If a white cat eye is too intense for your taste, pick up an icy white, sheer cream eye liner and swipe that on instead.  18. Softly line your lower lid with a white-ish nude pencil and diffuse it with a blending eye shadow brush. Then, swirl the same brush over your liner&amp;#039;s tip and apply it to the inner corner of your eye and above your winged black eye liner.   Lauren Conrad told me recently that she uses this tip as her go-to hangover trick because the white-ish nude hue perks up your eyes instantly. 19. Line your upper eye with a shimmery white liner, and then create a soft swoosh on the outer corner of your eye to get this dreamy effect.   Optional: Trace the inner &amp;quot;V&amp;quot; corner of your eye to really take your look to the next level. 20. Jazz up your lower lid by dabbing your finger into a pot of champagne-colored cream liner, and then swiping it along your lower lash line.   Applying a sheer white wash along your lower lash line creates a spotlight that casts the focus instantly onto your eyes. Um, yes. Sign. Us. Up. See, white eye liner is the new black. 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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