12 celebrities who rock every colour of the rainbow
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| Colour: Red. Use a red eyeshadow to accent black graphic-styled lined eyes like Rihanna for a rockstar-chic look. |
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| Colour: Red. Channel your inner punk and work a red shade all around your eyes like Kristen Stewart at the 2013 Met Gala to match a rebellious personality |
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| Colour: Orange. Stray from the traditional black and grey smoke eye and instead opt for an orange/bronze look like Scarlett Johansson at the 83rd Annual Academy Awards |
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| Colour: Yellow/Gold. Yellow eyeliner is definitely not so easy to master, but Elle Fanning pulls it off by keeping the shade as opaque as possible, so it looks chic rather than sickly |
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| Colour: Yellow/Gold. If full-on gold eyeshadow is not your thing, add flecks of gold in the inner and outer corners of your eye like Emma Watson for an interesting look. |
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| Colour: Green. Follow in Solange's footsteps and team bright teal eyeliner with a statement top for the ultimate cool-girl look |
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| Colour: Green. If you have green eyes like Emma Stone, bright seafoam shadow is the perfect way to make your eyes pop |
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| Colour: Green. Looking to be on trend in the beauty department this summer? Working pastel green eyeshadow like Miley Cyrus will surely do the trick |
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| Colour: Blue. No one says you need to stick to one colour when it comes to eyeliners. Channel Bella Thorne's ombre look where she played with highlights in her inner eye and then finished off with a dark flick at the end for an overall eye-brightening look. |
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| Colour: Blue/Yellow. Go for a bright duo to up the ante on the statement eyeshadow game like January Jones at the Season 7 premiere of Mad Men |
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| Colour: Blue/Purple. When it comes to bold coloured makeup, LupitaNyong'o is your go-to girl for inspiration |
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| Colour: Purple. Play with the Pantone's colour of the year like Sarah Hyland to prove you're on top of your beauty trend game. HAPPY SUNDAY! |
