Just like Frank Gehry and Frank Lloyd Wright created a blueprint before breaking ground, makeup artists create master plans of beauty looks long before a fashion show. These face charts help their teams visualize the colors, textures, technical aspects of the look. Here's a fascinating glance of these beauty blueprints paired with final looks.

WHiT's collection, inspired by enchanted romanticism, channels the young and lighthearted British Marianne Faithfull. Marc Reagan created youthful, bright rosy cheeks, smoky nude eyes and a sheer pink lip. 

James Boehmer, NARS Director of Global Artistry, created an "angular line that almost made the look hard, like a Teddy girl in the UK after World War II." 

Makeup artist Moani Lee created dramatic lips worthy of an Almodóvar heroine using Hourglass Cosmetics. La Perla designer Giovanni Bianchi was inspired by the moody color palette of Francisco Goya and the embellished livery of bullfighters. 

Kimberly Soane played off references to the American Flag, bandanas, shearling and worn leather from the horse ranches of the west.

Uzo, NARS International Lead Makeup Stylist, created this look with Man Ray and Art Deco in mind. "I wanted a look that celebrated the beauty standard of that era but still keep things fresh and modern by pairing the bold lip with healthy, luminous skin."

For the Holmes & Yang presentation, Bobbi created a dwey face and raspberry lip inspired by 1940s Katharine Hepburn. "They provided a nice balance against the masculine textures of the collection,” Bobbi said.

James Boehmer, NARS Director of Global Artistry, created a bold lip with luminous skin for Carmen Marc Valvo's "baroque with a punk edge" collection. "The eyeliner is a reference to a classic eyeline, but with a punk spirit, so it’s not perfect, not delicate. The girls look slightly haunted, but in a pretty way."