Most of us have a simple approach to mascara: black or very black, maybe an extra coat for night. That’s all there is to it, right? Well, if the looks backstage this season are any indication, we’re missing out on the fun: Fat, fluttery lashes (on Joan Smalls, below) can be yours with or without falsies, and “special occasion” lashes are flourishing—or if you’re into a natural no-mascara vibe, we’ve got shortcuts for that too. “There are women who love that Instagram-y full lash,” says makeup artist Daniel Martin, “and those who don’t want to look like they’ve worked at it.” In other words, there’s something for everyone; here’s how to zero in on your new lashes. For a lush, full look: The oversize lash was everywhere this season—especially nice at Versace, above. To get it at home: “A lash primer is your best friend,” says makeup artist Gucci Westman; it beefs up lashes before mascara goes on. For volume she places the wand at the roots in the center: “Wiggle the brush horizontally to build body, then pull outward.” Next, add a few swipes to the inner corners. If your priority is defined length without thickness, focus on the