Summer is (almost) here— which means sandals, straw bags, and sunglasses are back—and so are summer makeup looks. 'Tis the season to break out the bronzers, highlighters, peachy-toned blushers, and dewy skin tints, and I'm more excited than ever. Mostly because, in anticipation of a new season (and therefore the opportunity to shake up my go-to makeup looks), I've been busy stalking my Instagram feed, saving celebrity summer makeup looks to my 'makeup ideas' folder for inspiration.

As much as I wish I was an experimental makeup kinda gal, it always helps me to have a visual reference, especially when trying a new look for the first time. From Em Ratajowski's sunkissed cheeks to Zoe Kravitz's smudged cat-eye liner, these celebrity-approved summer makeup looks are certain to inspire your creativity this year. Plus, I've pulled together some on-trend product recommendations to help you pull these looks together.

From fresh takes on glowing skin to the coolest new ways to wear blusher, scroll on for the best celebrity summer makeup looks I've spotted this year.

1. Lilac Liner

Bright, colourful eyeliner has long since been one of my favourite ways to express my makeup creativity—especially for summer. Paired with bronzed skin and a neutral lip, it really is *chef's kiss*. However, if the idea of using a coloured liner is not really within your comfort zone, take your cue from Ms Bieber and experiment with the trend using a muted shade, such as lilac or baby pink. This pale shimmering purple is super subtle but instantly eye brightening. 

Keep the rest of your makeup fairly muted and neutral to allow the liner to take centrestage—a tinted lip balm, just a touch of blusher and bronzer, and a clear brow gel are all you need to complete this look.

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2. Draped Blush

It's official, 2023 really is the year of blusher—as proven here by Lizzo in a look that is all about the cheeks. You may have already heard of blush draping, a technique which sees blusher applied along the cheekbones rather than solely on the apples of the cheeks. Similarly to contouring, this helps to lift the cheekbones and elongate the face. It's easy to achieve and looks great on everyone.

Again, because this look is colour-heavy, try to keep the rest of your makeup neutral. Take a leaf from Lizzo's book and opt for natural-looking faux lashes, a brown toned matte lip, and immaculately groomed brows.

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3. Fresh Faced

I'm every bit as obsessed with Sofia Richie's honeymoon makeup as I was with her wedding makeup. This fresh-faced natural look is exactly what I'll be wearing on hot summer's days, because layers of foundation and concealer is not it. To achieve this no makeup-makeup look, a subtly tinted base, a dewy lip balm, clear brow gel, and cream blusher is all you need.

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4. Orange Pop

When it comes to glam, evening-appropriate makeup looks for summer, you can always count on the Kardashians for inspiration. I'm honestly obsessed with everything about this look—the lashes, the brows, the matte lip, the slicked back hair, and of course, the fun pop of orange pigment.

Again, this is a really great way to experiment with colourful makeup without needing a 16-pan eyeshadow palette and 15 different eyeshadow brushes. In fact it's so easy, you could even use your fingers to apply the pop of colour. Add lashes, a liquid lip, and a soft dusting of bronzer, and you're done.

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5. Soft Cat-Eye

I've lost count of how many images of Zoe Kravitz's eyeliner looks I've saved on Instagram—she gets it right, every single time. The secret to pulling off this look is a super sharp pencil eyeliner, applied with a tightlining technique so as to appear as soft and natural as possible. To tightline, you'll want to angle your liner upwards into your lashline, applying pigment in amongst the roots of your lashes rather than above them.

Ensure that your entire lashline is covered, then extend downwards a little in your inner corners and upwards in the outer. This look isn't about precision, so don't worry if your flick isn't perfect. Finish by using a precision smudging brush to soften the liner and blend out the cat-eye.

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6. Sunkissed Sheen

If summer could be summed up in one makeup look, it would be this one. Glowing skin, bronzed cheeks, and strategically placed highlighter really are the holy trifecta of summer makeup.

Although Hilary's sunkissed skin looks totally natural, this look is heavy on the bronzer. Use a matte product to sculpt, followed by a shimmery formula to add warmth where the sun hits, and finally, a cream highlighter to add sheen to the high points of the face.

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7. Faux Glow

Whilst we'd certainly never advocate sunburned skin, it has to be said that a skin faux sunkissed effect is majorly trending in makeup this summer. Whether you use a blusher or a bronzer, all else you need is a large fluffy brush to recreate this look—just dust the pigment loosely over your cheeks and nose.

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8. Peachy Bronze

Speaking of peach, when it comes to blusher and bronzer, we're seeing warm, orange-toned products taking centre stage in so many celebrity makeup looks this year. The great thing about a peachy cheek product is that you can also use it as eyeshadow, which is a great way to tie your look together. Throw a matching lipstick into the look à la Rochelle Humes, and your look is complete.

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Next Up: I Tried Hailey Bieber's Exact Blusher, and My Skin Has Never Looked So Glowy

From split ends to fuzz around the hairline, breakage is a sign that hair needs a little—or a lot of—TLC. Pretty much everyone has experienced this hair concern at some point or another, so there are tons of products out there to help. We enlisted none other than celebrity hairstylist and NatureLab Tokyo brand ambassador Andrew Fitzsimons, go-to guy for the Kardashians, Adriana Lima and other A-listers, to help explain what exactly causes hair breakage to occur, how to prevent it, and what to do when it inevitably happens.

"We may not realise it, but we put our hair through a lot of damage with everyday pollution, chemical treatments and the use of hot tools,” explains Fitzsimons. "Lack of moisture and excessive sun exposure can also lead to breakage,” he adds. In other words: Some factors are unavoidable, but others are more under our control—at least to some extent. Of course, the longer hair is, the more likely it is to break or have split ends. 

How can I prevent breakage?

If you’re a fan of curling irons or other tools, remember to use protective products—and to take a break now and then. "You can prevent breakage by spraying on heat protection before using any hot tools, and by minimising your use of them,” Fitzsimons says.

UV Protectant Spray

Heat Protectant

My hair officially has breakage. Now what?

Shave your head and start from scratch. Kidding! Focus on deep hydration to help rectify the damage. "The best way to treat breakage is to use a weekly hair mask or deep treatment,” recommends Fitzsimons. "Personally, I’ve been using NatureLab Tokyo Perfect Repair Masque since going platinum a while back,” the hairstylist says.

Repairing Mask

Also, remember that not all shampoos and conditioners are created equally; look for formulas that nourish and strengthen hair from the root.

Strengthening Shampoo

Strengthening Conditioner

When in doubt, go in for a trim—your hairstylist can snip off damaged ends so hair looks and feels healthier.

More Products That Help Prevent Breakage:

Silk Scrunchies

Gentle Hair Brush

Hair Towel

Expert Tools

Silk Pillowcase

Even if you’re not one to keep up, it’s natural for us all to be a bit fascinated by the Kardashian/Jenner family. They’re ubiquitous, successful, and, chances are, different from each of our own relatives. But while our curiosity has lead to substantial amounts of time spent reading stories and bios about the Kardashians on the internet, we’ll save you one Google search of many that you probably have for the famous sisters—their heights.

“How tall are the Kardashians” has over a million Google results, and we sifted through to simplify it for you. After all, when you’re bound to covet Kendall’s beach holiday wardrobe or Kourtney’s take on the cycling shorts trend, it helps to know a bit more about how a garment looks on a 5’10” frame versus a 5’ frame.

Ahead, see all the Kardashian and Jenner women’s heights—once and for all.

While we're not starting in height order, the eldest Kardashian sister does come in at the most petite. She confirmed her height via Instagram a couple years back while sharing a Monday motivational workout message.

Though it's been removed from her site now, Kim responded to an inquiry on her blog back in 2008 about her body measurements, including her petite height.

As the co-creator of Good American, Khloé set out to provide amazing denim options for women of all sizes. “Everyone looks amazing in jeans if they have the right pair," she wrote for InStyle last year. "You can be 5 foot nothing with a petite frame or 5 foot 10 (like me) with a big ol‘ booty (also like me).”

Kendall's height was perhaps the easiest to track down—just look at her modeling portfolio.

Ask and you shall receive. Case in point, when Kylie simply responded to a tweet asking for her height back in 2011.

While Hollywood's best-known momager doesn't typically speak of her height, the general consensus (including IMDB and Hollywood Life) say she's just as tall as her youngest daughter.

Back in 2015, Architectural Digest featured the former Olympian in her Malibu home, specifically mentioning a couch that was custom made to fit her over-6' frame.

Up next, the most amazing 57 things have arrived in time for payday.