Versatility and functionality, without forgetting about style, seem to be the main focus of the recentPromod spring/summer 2012 collection. There is a fabulous selection of white pants, jeans, t-shirts, cardigans and fabulous blazers that represent the base of any stylish casual look. And if you are craving for femininity with a nice trendy touch, the line brings simple, yet seductive skirts and dresses, which are also the perfect pieces to beat the summer heat. The Promod spring/summer 2012 lookbook is flooded with easy-to-wear and fashion-forward pieces designed for all those, who want options beyond the mainstream trend.

Wing-tip eyes have become a hot favourite on the ramp as well as off it. It's a look almost anyone can pull off. If you're wondering how to do it correctly, make up expert Kapil Bhalla gives you an easy tutorial on how to get the look right with the help of model Michelle Kynta.

Things to remember:

• A pencil liner will not give you a sharp, defined cat eye. It also has wax emollients that will melt and smudge in a few hours. Certainly not apt if you have oily skin and want your liner to last for a few hours.
• Liquid liner is ideal, while gel liners work best. The result depends on the brush that you use.
• A fine brush helps in getting sleek lines and also gives you the ability to get more creative with the tip.
• A thick brush will give you chubbier lines and a fatter cat eye.
• Since the cat eye or wing-tip eye is quite a dramatic look, stick to neutral coloured eyeshadows. The adage "less is more" should be your mantra.
• The cat eye liner is a very versatile look. While you can keep the rest of your face bare, it also gives you scope to go dressy with blush and lipcolour.
• For the day, pair your cat eye liner with a lighter lip colour.
• For the night, you have a plethora of choices. You can go vintage with a glossy or a matte red lip or pair it with the flavour of the season: coral or fuchsia lips.