12 celebs prove that bold eyebrows are here to stay

The British model and actress has essentially become the poster girl for bigger, bushier, more natural brows.

Neat lines, no gaps and a rich chocolate colour – brow perfection!

Proof that those with fairer brow hair can pull off a bold brow. The trick? Use a light ash-tone pencil or powder and keep your strokes light. 

Jennifer’s almost-black brows are a perfect match to her raven-coloured hair. If you’re after the same result, make sure the difference between your brows and hair isn’t too drastic. 

Emma ditched her Harry Potter character’s bushy hair but held onto the statement brows. An excellent decision.

Take a leaf of out Sandy’s book – good arches and wider brows can shave years off your appearance!

What is it with British women and good brows? While too heavy for some, Lily’s brows work perfectly to complement her dark eyes and hair, and her bone structure.

Lesson learnt: you can’t go wrong with a strong brow, enhanced eyes, and flushed cheeks. Even when sporting a top knot. 

If you ever doubted that you could grow back your over-plucked 90s brows, JLo’s power brow should give you renewed hope. 

Bold, defined brows – they work just as well with a burgundy lip as they do a bare face. 

Cara may be the face of the modern bold brow, but there’s no denying Brooke Shields pioneered it.

Fun fact: Whenever Naomi is in Sydney, she heads to local Brow Artist Jazz Pampling to tend to her brows.