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First Look: Proenza Schouler for M.A.C.After years in the making, the highly-anticipated collection is ours for the buying and applying |
Proenza Schouler for M.A.C. The design duo's first makeup collection may have taken forever to come to fruition but they certainly nailed the color scheme. From the lipsticks to the blushes, every shade is in perfect keeping with spring/summer 2014's hottest trends.
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"It has taken a couple of years -- it's crazy!" Jack McCollough, half of the Proenza Schouler design team, says of his brand's collaboration with M.A.C.
"The lead times for developing make-up are so much longer ... We're used to drawing something up on a clothing level and seeing it just a week later."
Makeup enthusiasts everywhere can relate to McCollough's pain -- we've been on tenterhooks ever since word of the collection was announced last October.
Now, 6 months later, we can get our hands (lips, eyes and cheeks) on the beautiful colors and specially designed packaging that are the cornerstones of this limited edition offering.
"There's a beachiness to the whole collection - a summery quality with those faded neon kind of colors," explains the brand's other half, Lazaro Hernandez. "There's a naturalness in terms of color, but because it is make-up, we wanted to up the ante and do something a little bit different than what we do for the shows. But we didn't want it to be too 'vixen' or vampy. It's cooler - there's a breeziness, a nonchalance."
If your makeup bag is feeling a void in the breezy, summer, nonchalant areas, the collection is available in stores and online now through May 22.
"The lead times for developing make-up are so much longer ... We're used to drawing something up on a clothing level and seeing it just a week later."
Makeup enthusiasts everywhere can relate to McCollough's pain -- we've been on tenterhooks ever since word of the collection was announced last October.
Now, 6 months later, we can get our hands (lips, eyes and cheeks) on the beautiful colors and specially designed packaging that are the cornerstones of this limited edition offering.
"There's a beachiness to the whole collection - a summery quality with those faded neon kind of colors," explains the brand's other half, Lazaro Hernandez. "There's a naturalness in terms of color, but because it is make-up, we wanted to up the ante and do something a little bit different than what we do for the shows. But we didn't want it to be too 'vixen' or vampy. It's cooler - there's a breeziness, a nonchalance."
If your makeup bag is feeling a void in the breezy, summer, nonchalant areas, the collection is available in stores and online now through May 22.
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