The Hair and Makeup in "Emily in Paris" Season 3 Is Bolder Than Ever Before

In general, the makeup is much bolder and more colourful this season. "We played more with the makeup — the lips, the eyes," says Payen. "We did crazy fluorescent eyeliner, for example, for some characters. We did graphic eyeliner as well." But that doesn't mean you won't see your fair share of classic French-inspired trends make an appearance.

Right out of the gate, the biggest change in Emily's appearance is her fringe. "They bring a little bit more of the French culture in the hair look," says Payen. While the rest of Emily's hairstyle stays relevantly the same — long, with loose, cascading waves — the fringe adds an extra touch of cool French girl attitude. They're a personification of just how well Emily is settling into her new life in Paris.

The fringe also gives Emily an Audrey Hepburn quality, especially when she has her hair styled in an updo.

Emily's love life may be blossoming but make no mistake: she's in Paris for work and she's still very focussed. Being a motivated, powerful career woman is who Emily is at her core, so Payen wanted her makeup to represent that. "We use red lips in France to go out — for example, when you have a party at night, you want to put on a red lip and eyeliner," she says. It's also not uncommon to see powerful businesswomen in France rocking bold, red lipstick to signify their power and confidence in the workplace.

No one does French girl beauty like Camille for obvious reasons. "She's the Parisian woman by excellence," says Payen. As a twenty-something-year-old actor born in Toulouse, France, Razat isn't far off from the character she plays. For her beauty look, Payen wanted to keep it classic and chic. The goal was to keep Camille's appearance "very low key and natural and French," at first, but she does branch out a bit with fun eyeliner moments as season three goes on — especially as she begins to experiment a bit more with her clothes.

Mindy has a whole different vibe about her. Inspired by more American beauty trends, Payen really wanted Mindy to be playful with her hair and makeup — especially when she's working as a cabaret singer. "She will have beautiful fluorescent-coloured eyeliner; she will have rhinestones, she will have fake eyelashes," she says. She's not afraid to stand out and be the star of the show — she'd prefer it.

Payen's favourite makeup look on Mindy is the florescent green eyeliner she wore in one of the cabaret scenes. "She's wearing all-black, and we only see the eyeliner and it's very beautiful," she says.

Collins is a face for Lancôme Beauty, so it should come as no surprise that Payen used the Lancôme L'Absolu Rouge Drama Matte Lipstick (£29) on her — but she can't share the exact shade. "Sometimes I mix them to create my own colour," she says.

She also used a combination of cream blush and powder blush to give Emily a rosy glow. For a monochromatic look, she'd continue the shade on the eyes, too. Aside from that, Emily's go-to makeup look was completed with lots of mascara. "Because she has a bang now, so I couldn't play too much with the eyes without losing the whole face," says Payen. She used layers and layers of Hypnôse Volumizing Mascara (£29) to give Emily a doe-eyed look.