Here's how you can get eye-makeup that speaks louder than words

While we drooled over stunning ensembles adorned by celebrities at the recently held Video Music Awards, their eye makeup screamed for attention. From Taylor Swift’s winged eyeliner to Miley Cyrus’ colour play, here are some of the looks that you can try to let your eyes do the talking:

While we drooled over stunning ensembles adorned by celebrities at the recently held Video Music Awards, their eye makeup screamed for attention. From Taylor Swift’s winged eyeliner to Miley Cyrus’ colour play, here are some of the looks that you can try to let your eyes do the talking:

Get playful with your look. Go for a contrasting ­eyeliner with your dress. Singer Miley Cyrus (above) outlines her eyes in a bright blue hue, which is a perfect contrast to her pink outfit and lips. Finish it with a coating of mascara on your top and bottom lashes.

Do you swear by winged eyeliner? Take inspiration from singer Taylor Swift.

Apply black kajal on your eyelids as well as waterline to get these smokin’ hot winged eyes. Skip lipstick, go for a tinted gloss.

Who wishes for lust-worthy long, voluminous eyelashes like TV personality Kylie Jenner?

Don’t worry, it’s pretty simple. All you need to do is to pile on faux eyelashes. Master the art with the help of a video tutorial.

Heavy eye makeup plus nude lips make for a perfect combo. Singer Rita Ora goes for smokey winged eyes and balances it with nude makeup.

This classic look never goes out of style.

Drag queen Violet Chachki’s eye ­makeup is perfect for a costume party.

Club together faux lashes, thick winged liner topped with eyeshadow and white kajal on waterline, followed by black liner and eyeshadow. Add a red pout and off you go!

Singer Nicki Minaj goes for an elongated winged eyeliner.

Add an extra edge to your look by dragging the end to a 45° angle. Leave your waterline bare.