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"Our favorite part of Fashion Week so far? Hanging with makeup genius and Sephora Artistry Ambassador Aaron de Mey (a.k.a. our new bestie) at the beauty test for Jill Stuart&amp;#x27;s spring 2014 collection. This season, the New Zealand-bred artist whipped up the coolest (and quickest) smoky eye we&amp;#x27;ve seen yet. &amp;quot;The whole look is about imperfection, so don&amp;#x27;t worry too much about technique,&amp;quot; he says. &amp;quot;And don&amp;#x27;t be afraid to pack on the liner&amp;amp;#8212;you can always scale it back.&amp;quot; Intrigued? Thought so. Here&amp;#x27;s how to DIY in three simple steps: 1. Get your liner on. Using a black kohl pencil (we like Sephora Long-Lasting Kohl Pencil, $9), generously line the entire eye and inside rim on both the top and bottom.2. Now take some off. Next, work in a clear lip balm (it imparts a nice glossy sheen) with your fingertips to remove excess liner and smooth out any harsh lines for a &amp;quot;worn-in day-after&amp;quot; look. &amp;quot;Treat it like a makeup remover,&amp;quot; says de May. Continue blending the kohl up to the crease, but not past because you&amp;#x27;ll end up in &amp;quot;panda-eye territory.&amp;quot; 3. Coat every side of your lashes.A good smoky eye always involves major lashes. To make yours look lush and a bit &amp;quot;rock &amp;#x27;n&amp;#x27; roll,&amp;quot; de Mey suggests &amp;quot;pushing&amp;quot; the mascara wand into the roots and onto the base of your lid first. Then swipe on several coats underneath, on top, and even onto the tips of your lashes for high drama.Totally doable, right?Photo: Kelly Sherin"^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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