Bold beauty statements were all over this season's Fashion Week runways, and we’re rounding up the best of the best. From the new must-have hair accessory to the colors you’ll covet for spring, take a look at all the can’t-miss new trends from New York, London, Milan and Paris.

Blue was spring’s standout shade for eyes, making an appearance at tons of shows. One of our favorite iterations: the liner at Versus in a bold azzuro, as they call it in Milan.

Go ahead, tie one on: Fabric scarves made chic hair accessories on the runway at Dolce & Gabbana, Rochas, Marc by Marc Jacobs and Genny.

Paging Cousin It? At Louise Goldin, Guido for Redken covered models’ pretty faces with hair. Meanwhile, Mugler’s girls rocked a side part so deep, it obscured their vision.

Blinged out inner eyes are poised to be spring’s It accessory, if makeup looks at Dior and Anna Sui were any indication. Backstage at Marchesa, Talia Shobrook for Laura Mercier adorned models’ tear ducts with gold leaf specks.

Arts and crafts eye liner? At Fendi, Peter Phillips glued neoprene pieces cut from the collection’s bathing suits on models’ lower lash lines.

Who’d ever guess 100-pound models would have anything in common with NFL players? But lo and behold: the white paint on models’ cheeks at Band of Outsiders looked like a reverse version of footballers’ eye black.

We’re expecting the blood drip nails at Prabal Gurung, created by a team of Sally Hansen manicurists, to be a big hit for Halloween.

We’ll all be wearing our headbands backwards this spring, thanks to Balenciaga’s gilded, branch-adorned hair accessories. Beautiful!

Do not adjust your monitor. Makeup artists turned lip color up to 11 at Missoni and Prada.

Is it just us, or did the half-up bouffants at Moschino resemble the shape of Jiffy Pop popcorn's inflated foil?

From the artfully messy to the utterly refined (like this version at Chanel), the chignon was spring’s standout hairstyle.

With the amount of money you’ll save on pedicures, Céline’s trompe l’oeil toenail pumps will practically pay for themselves!

The new pink hair? It’s all about this burgundy hue, as spray painted backstage at Carven.

The naked face (seen here at Helmut Lang) was New York Fashion Week’s defining beauty trend, which means it’s time to start stocking up concealer right about now.

Extreme black brows made a mark at several shows, including Anteprima and Marc Jacobs, where Edie Sedgwick lookalikes walked the runway. 

Will you dare to try a statement part this season? We’re feeling inspired by the extreme side parts at Rodarte, the zigzags at Carven and the electrical tape-adorned parts at Alexander Wang.

Drenched locks at Rag & Bone and Ferretti have us swearing off our morning blowouts. (Just kidding. You’ll pry our heat stylers from our cold, dead hands.)

These smokies are on a whole new level. At Guy Laroche, inky shadow ringed models’ eyes.

One runway nail look we can’t stop staring at: the triple-tiered manicures from Diego Binetti, created by Heather Reynosa-Davis for CND. Those pearls on the half shell were inspired by oysters.

Rachel Antonoff used one of the three nail designs at her New York show to thank her friends, family members and staff. CND manicurists wrote VIPs’ names on nails using colored Sharpies.

The wild lashes at Moschino were worlds away from the typical uniform band of false fringe - like bedhead for the eyes.

Maybelline, the official makeup sponsor of Fashion Week in New York, equipped backstage with vending machines featuring free products. Machines spit out the brand’s Eye Studio Color Tattoo 24HR Cream Gel Shadow, Color Show Nail Lacquer or Color Sensational Lip Color at the push of a button.

One of the season’s hottest eye makeup colors wasn’t really a color at all. Models at Pucci, Just Cavalli, Moschino, Giambattista Valli and Galliano (pictured) all wore white eye liner.

These cool, criss-crossed braids at Marchesa were the handiwork of Renato Campora for Fekkai.

We can always count on Yohji Yamamoto’s over-the-top hairstyles to leave us scratching our heads.

Odile Gilbert for Kérastase Paris used working zippers as headbands at Erin Fetherston for a Brigitte Bardot on holiday inspired look.