Fall Glam Dominated the Time 100 Next Gala Red Carpet

Warm blush, brown lipstick and red-tinted hair carried the red carpet at the Time 100 Next Gala on Thursday night. The event, held at New York's Chelsea Piers, honored the release of the annual Time 100 Next list. WWD called the looks "festive fall beauty" and argued the stars made the case for soaking up the last bits of fall before winter begins.

The trend report is straightforward: apricot cheeks on Sarah Pidgeon, auburn waves on Joey King, copper lengths on Ravyn Lenae. What the coverage does not say is who set these choices or whether any single artist drove the palette. Four beauty teams worked four stars. The pattern may be coincidence as much as season.

What did Raye wear?

Raye, 29, brought her signature Old Hollywood glamour and performed live later in the night. She wore a retro chin-length bob with a curly bounce at the end, styled by frequent collaborator Alex Price. Camera light caught the red undertones in her dark brown hair.

Her makeup artist, Lan Nguyen-Grealis, paired a brown-pink lip with glowy skin. Black winged eyeliner à la Amy Winehouse anchored the look, finished with light gold eye shadow and black mascara to complement her brown eyes.

How did Sarah Pidgeon warm up navy?

Sarah Pidgeon's beauty balanced her high-collared navy pinsuit. The 30-year-old "Love Story" star's layered blond hair has shifted to a darker beige hue since she played Carolyn Bessette Kennedy. Hairstylist DJ Quintero styled it in a voluminous blowout.

Makeup artist Charlie Riddle placed warm apricot blush on the apples of her cheeks. A soft rose taupe lipstick, peach-brown eye shadow and black winged eyeliner completed the look.

Why did Joey King channel a witch?

Joey King, star of the upcoming "Practical Magic 2," wore long, loose auburn waves on Thursday. She paired the hair with a mint green Miu Miu dress. Hairstylist Blake Erik and makeup artist Allan Avendaño built the glam.

Her makeup stayed light: white eye shadow, a bright inner-corner highlight and lightly defined lashes. Soft peach blush and rose lips added the glow WWD flagged as part of the night's through line.

What made Ravyn Lenae's copper hair the centerpiece?

Ravyn Lenae's copper hair led her look, consistent with the soft, artistic glam the singer usually favors. Hair artist Dylan Silver styled her long locks with thin braids combined into loose, flowing waves.

Makeup artist Cherish Brooke Hill, whose clients also include Yara Shahidi and Madison Beer, framed the 27-year-old's eyes with brown smudged eyeliner and a tightened lower waterline. Blush sat high on her cheeks. The lip was a light, glossy nude-brown.

Does the trend hold?

Four stars, four teams, one palette: brown-based lips, warm blush, red-toned hair. The gala offers a snapshot, not a forecast. Whether these tones survive into winter's red carpets will test whether this was seasonal styling or a longer shift toward warm neutrals.