It’s time to retire the cat-eye—or, at least give it a fresh twist. Take some inspiration from Versace or Etro’s spring/summer collections, and swap out your black liner for a colorful shadow or eyeliner, instead. At Moschino, the cat-eye look reached new heights and was anything but subtle, while at Jil Sander, a graphic square liner framed models’ eyes.

A statement red lip is kind of like a pair of boyfriend jeans or your go-to white T-shirt; you can throw it on and immediately look put together. It’s a makeup look on its own—just swipe on your preferred hue, no foundation required.

Take your eyeshadow look up a notch with a glossy sheen atop; buff in a clear gloss over your shadow. You could go for a more neutral look—like the ones seen at Etro and Del Core—or swipe on a bright orange shade, spotted at Blumarine and Prada’s spring/summer collections.

Gen-Z was right—middle parts are here to stay. Use a rat-tail comb to create a clean line then style your however you’d please.

Why should your top lash line have all the fun? If you’re not afraid to play around with color, try swiping some shadow along your lower lash line for a striking makeup look.

Even if you wouldn’t categorize your vibe as “vampy” or “goth,” you can still get in on this trend—this modern take on the Y2K look is universal.