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Guerlain · Holiday 2018 Collection
Guerlain’s annual holiday offering is one that is highly anticipated each year, and this year’s iteration is not only gorgeous to look at & perfectly wearable, but also honours a beauty milestone as the brand celebrates its 190th Birthday. With a collection comprising of just a few pieces, they all nevertheless manage to pack quite an impact … done in true Guerlain elegant style, of course.
Marc Jacobs · Holiday 2018 Collection
For Holiday 2018, Marc Jacobs has recently launched a collection that’s inspired by the “high-glam aesthetic of the mod era” and while I’m not exactly sure what that actually means, I will say that these limited edition pieces will definitely see you through all the festivities of the season … and then some. Oh, and for the record, everything is absolutely GORG.
Dior · Midnight Wish Collection, Holiday 2018
Inspired by one’s “lucky star”, Dior’s Midnight Wish Holiday 2018 Collection (all limited edition) is a makeup lover’s delight. With holiday-themed shades to go with the intricately wrought designs — not to mention the most display-worthy packaging (seriously; just look at those nail polish bottles), everything shown would definitely be a hit gift … just make sure to grab a few items for yourself while you’re at it.
Ciaté · Glitter Storm Eyeshadow Palette
In time for the holiday season, Ciaté London has recently released the Glitter Storm Eyeshadow Palette, and I don’t know about you, but I’m a total sucker for anything with a snow globe effect. It doesn’t hurt that the nine hues of this palette are also sitting firmly in my wheelhouse, or that they wear so well either.
Urban Decay · Elements Eyeshadow Palette
Inspired by core elements Air, Earth, Fire and Water, Urban Decay recently released the Elements Eyeshadow Palette, a grouping of never-before-seen shades from the brand, housed in an oversized round compact case that was very likely influenced by the cosmos itself. Out of this world, indeed … and oh-so worthy of investing in.
