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Manish @ Mac
Mac cosmetics are renowned for their ridiculously vivacious and fabulous colour selection, so the new collection that collaborates with the top Indian designer Manish Arora is understandably out of this world. This limited edition make up epitomizes the vibrancy of Indian culture in both packaging and product, giving the consumer a treasure that looks fantastic on her face as well as peeking out of her handbag. Manish takes on Mac’s already successfully established colour range and colludes it with his signature style to create must-haves for any girl who wishes to experiment with intense colours this winter.
The six piece colour palette is undoubtedly my favourite item with shades that would put any beautiful Bollywood actress to shame, enclosed in a gilded case which utilises gems and an intricate flower pattern to ooze feminine sex appeal. At £30, this pocket palette should be on your next shopping list, without fail. The fuchsia pink lipstick is equally as stunning, wrapped in neon orange and gold packaging which will brighten up any beauty bag and put a smile on your pink pout during a drizzly dark day. The collection also includes lip glosses and powder blush that comes in a peach and pink shade. These items are selling out online fast, so visit www.maccosmetics.co.uk to make sure you bag one of these jewelled cuties.
Nicola Louise Watson
30/09/08
Nicola Louise Watson
30/09/08
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