Draw the Line
CHOCOLATE REIGN: Tom Ford Eye Defining Pencil in Espresso ($36; neimanmarcus.com) is a dark brown deep enough to create soft but striking definition.
LITTLE LIGHT OF MINE: Try smudging Dolce & Gabbana The Eyeliner Crayon Intense in Platinum ($30; sephora.com) in the inner corners to brighten up your eyes when you look tired.
SHARPER IMAGE: Shu Uemura Lasting Gel Pencil Eye Liner in Black ($24; shuuemura-usa.com) is a deep, dark black that is always on point thanks to its super skinny, twist-up lead, which never needs to be sharpened.
THIN GREEN LINE: You might not apply every color of the rainbow on your eyes at once like the models in the Chanel spring 2014 show, but for a hint of a wild streak, try the apple green Butter London Wink Eye Pencil in Jaded Jack ($18; butterlondon.com).
CHUBBY FRIEND: With a wax and oil formula that adds a hint of light reflection, the Givenchy Magic Kajal Eye Pencil in Brun D’Exception ($24; sephora.com) can also blend out over lids for a bronzy shadow effect.
SMOOTH MOVE: If you’ve never mastered gel or liquid eyeliner, try Marc Jacobs Beauty Highliner Gel Crayon in Blacquer ($25; sephora.com), which makes fore a shiny, opaque, and precise black line.
ABOVE WATER: In a range of flattering colors, Anastasia Beverly Hills Covet Waterproof Eyeliners ($19 each; anastasia.net) are completely budge-proof without being dry.
COP A TEAL: Get a head start on the Marc Jacobs spring 2014 blue eyeliner look with Lancôme Le Stylo Waterproof Long Lasting Eyeliner in Blue Oasis ($26; lancome.com), a universally wearable shade of aqua.
HOLY SMOKES: For her latest liner, Bobbi Brown created the Smokey Eye Kajal Liner ($24 each; bobbibrowncosmetics.com) in saturated jewel tones that can be easily blended and smudged for a dramatic look.