Winged liner
Eyeliner extended past the outer corner of the eye into a point or wing.
Also: cat-eye liner, flick
Winged liner draws the line of the upper lid out past the outer corner of the eye and up towards the end of the brow. It has a long history: ancient Egyptian kohl was often drawn into wings, and many South Asian kajal styles extend outward. In the West it became a fashion in the 1950s and 1960s, matching cat-eye frames. It can lift a downturned eye or simply follow the natural canthal tilt.