If you've always shied away from a bold red lip, a richer marsala shade is the perfect color to help you transition into the classic look. This L'Oreal lipstick is more earthy than typical reds, with brown undertones.
Keep marsala-stained lips intact with a coordinating lip liner like this dual-ended one from Vincent Longo. The Rosewood end is a perfect match for Pantone-colored lip colors, while the Wine shade pairs with deeper plum and burgundy shades.
This eyeshadow palette contains 20 matte, shimmer and satin shades that can create anything from a neutral eyeshadow look to a brighter, Electric Daisy-esque look. But the shade we're hitting the bottom of -- Sonic, the shimmery wine-colored eyeshadow that's a near match for Pantone's Color of the Year.
We've been seeing a resurgence of '90s style brown lipsticks everywhere lately, and honestly, it's taken us a while to find a flattering way to wear the look. This is it. This glittery red-brown gloss is more flattering than a matte formula, and the shimmery particles make lips look fuller and more defined.
This light, pinky-red blush looks gorgeously natural on paler skin tones. Bonus: The stick formula applies easily if you're running out the door last-minute and don't want to face the day with a bare face.
Just when we finally figured out how to successfully pull off purple lipstick, the Pantone Color Institute announced their 2015 Color of the Year -- marsala. And we couldn't be more excited (about a color). Pantone describes the shade as, "a naturally robust and earthy wine red." The rich red is easy to pull off whether you're wearing a marsala blush, marsala lipstick or perfect-for-holidays marsala nail polish. But who are we kidding -- we're snatching up all three.
