Selita Ebanks

Last night, the celebrities taught a lesson in eye-brightening makeup techniques. Michelle Trachtenberg, Selita Ebanks, and Vanessa Hudgens were all spotted with illuminating shadow shades that can work on all skin tones.

Fair Skin: If you have a fair complexion, a white eyeliner like Shu Uemura's Eye Light Pencil White ($19) is a must have for your eye makeup kit. At Madonna's Fashion Evolution Pop-Up Exhibit, Michelle wore a shimmering shade on the bottom corners of her eyes, which was blended with royal blue liner underneath. Also, try applying the liner in the lower waterline to get a doe-eyed effect.

Medium Skin: For medium skin tones, take a note from Vanessa Hudgens's makeup look also from Madonna's Fashion Evolution Pop-Up Exhibit. She wore a pearlescent shadow like L'Oréal Infallible Eyeshadow in Endless Pearl ($7) on the inner corners of her eye and underneath. The iridescent shadow balances the inky black of her eyeliner and offers a brightening effect.

Dark Skin: At the Nylon cover celebration Selita Ebanks proved that dark lipstick can (and should) be worn in the Spring, but to counter the deep hue, she wore a shimmering taupe shadow like Trish McEvoy Eye Shadow in White Peach ($18) from her lash line to her brows. It's the ideal color to draw light to the eyes on darker complexions.

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They were on opposite sides of the globe, but Taylor Swift and Selita Ebanks were clearly on the same fashion wavelength when they paired blue with orange pieces. Taylor wore a cobalt coat over a bright-orange top in London, while Selita matched her blue minidress with orange ankle-strap peep-toes in Beverly Hills. Unexpected color combos have been on the rise, and this latest fusion will bring lots of spunk to your Fall wardrobe. You can mix a blue coat and orange top like Taylor, a blue dress with orange shoes like Selita, or experiment with your own unique pairings: a blue blouse and orange shorts, a blue sweater and an orange skirt, and so on. Shop our favorite blue and orange combos below.

When it comes to cocktail wear, celebrities have been feeling sheer black peplum dresses lately. Kate Walsh wore a knee-length Stella McCartney version to the LA premiere of The Perks of Being a Wallflower, Selita Ebanks sported the same dress at a red-carpet event in Las Vegas, and Liv Tyler donned a dotted Stella McCartney peplum number at a party in NYC. While their exact designer dresses are not available online, we have handpicked our favorite sheer peplum dresses so you can get the part sweet, part sassy look for your next fabulous soiree.

Smiling in her brick red lipstick, Selita Ebanks is already gearing up for Fall makeup trends. She wore the cinnamon color with a well-matched Winter white blazer in the Moët & Chandon Suite at the US Open last night. To keep the focus on her standout lips, Selita's makeup palette remained neutral (save for some sultry eyeliner). Mimic this chestnut shade with a matte lip color like Nars Amsterdam ($25). To prevent any possible lipstick migration, try Dior's Universal Lip Liner ($30). The pencil goes on clear so you don't have to worry with finding the perfect color match.

Model Selita Ebanks was chic in an off-white tuxedo blazer and snakeskin pumps at a Moet & Chandon party in NYC, but it was her neon green Marc by Marc Jacobs clutch that really transformed her look. In a matter of seconds, Selita's ensemble was taken to a totally sassy place and all it took was a bold bag. If you've been avoiding neon purses, draw inspiration from Selita and add one to your mix. It can be anything from neon yellow to pink to orange to green. The possibilities are many and so fun to dabble with. To get Selita's exact look, shop similar pieces below.

At the 10th annual Hoodie Awards this weekend, Selita Ebanks demanded a double take, seamlessly blending two beauty looks that might otherwise seem incompatible. The model's wine-colored vampy lips screamed gothic glamour, but were perfectly balanced with her big, bombshell waves. Paired with a creamy whitish eye shadow and minimal eyeliner and mascara, Selita showed that you can wear two opposing beauty looks without going overboard. Want to nab this alluring look? Get lustrous, frizz-free waves with a finishing serum, like Bumble and Bumble Let It Shine on Finishing Spray ($26). Then, keep your eye makeup sparse, but opt for a glossy, dark burgundy hue; Urban Decay Lipstick in Gash ($22) is a deep red with just a touch of shine.