How To Rock Graphic Eye Liner Styles As Seen On These K-Pop Idols

Looking for a new way to wear your coloured eyeliner? See how celebs like STAYC, Rosé and more sport the artsy eyeliner that scream 'party!'

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STAYC

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K-pop girl group STAYC made a strong case for the bold graphic liner look in their latest comeback, “Stereotype”.  A fitting statement for their track, “Stereotype” is about not wanting to be seen through the prejudice of society.

Rosé from Blackpink

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Other K-pop idols who have been seen rocking graphic liners include Blackpink’s Rosé — who was famously seen embracing a floating crease at this year’s Met Gala.

The “Gone” singer has become quite an ambasador of this makeup technique from what we’ve seen on the gram.

Kim Lip from Loona

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Heejin from Loona

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Loona’s Kim Lip and Heejin opted for a more subtle take on the trend for their “Paint The Town” music video with abstract eyeliner designs  that are more youthful and unconventional. Well-defined brows complimenting their playful eyeliner looks.

How to achieve this look

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If you’re easing into the trend, try using coloured eyeliner pencils like NYX’s Epic Wear Liner Sticks or felt tip pens like the Sephora Collection Colourblock Felt Liner. Start with a simple floating eyeliner like Rosé or try out different shapes like a double wing. For a super crisp line, stick a small piece of tape on your eyelid method to mark out the shape of your wing before filling it in with your eyeliner.

How to achieve this look

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If you’re a seasoned makeup pro, experiment with water-activated “cake” liners (powder formula that turns into a creamy creamy consistency when mixed with water) from Gavissi Beauty or gel liners from Colourpop. To recreate those sharp, precise lines, apply the eyeliner with a nail art brush.

Pro tip: In place of coloured eyeliner, you can also create your fierce flick by mixing eyeshadow with a spritz of setting spray.

Text: Sara Iman/HerWorld

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