Lancôme is coming out with an 'Emily in Paris' collection
This December, we're not only getting a second season of Emily in Paris, but a beauty collection, too!
French luxury cosmetics brand Lancôme announced that it is launching an entire limited-edition line inspired by the Netflix show that stars their ambassador Lily Collins.
Speaking to WWD, Lancôme international model president Françoise Lehmann said: "Emily in Paris is a worldwide phenomenon, with a worldwide resonance, identical to Lancôme." He continued, "The star of the present — Lily Collins — can also be a longtime Lancôme ambassador, making the gathering an ideal match. It’s the first time Lancôme is collaborating with one of the talked-about Netflix exhibits, seamlessly bringing collectively magnificence and leisure."
Called “For the Love of Paris,” the capsule collection takes inspiration from the Emily Cooper’s (Collins) cool style and beauty looks. It "celebrates the Parisian joie de vivre and the charm of Emily in Paris" through makeup, skin care, and fragrance products.
"It is the perfect way to re-create that distinctive French girl beauty and interpret it your way at home, bringing French glamour & sophistication to all women around the world,” Lehmann also added in a statement.
The hero product of this collection, the Eyeshadow Palette, features 12 shades in three color families: Born in France (classy nudes and shimmery browns), Parisian at Heart (romantic burgundy and pinks), and Paris a La Folie (dark and bold midnight blue and grays). Its housed in a red heart-shaped packaging with a picture of Emily's Eiffel Tower keychain.
It also includes a special-edition version of Monsieur Big Volumizing Mascara and three matte L’Absolu Rouge Lipstick in shades that perfectly capture the Parisian beauty: Attrape Coeur, French Tea, and Rouge Pigalle.
Lancôme's also imprints the limited-edition seal into its iconic Advanced Génifique Face Serum, same with the Idôle Eau de Parfum.
The collection will be sold in stores and online, first in Europe beginning in November, then in the U.S. and Asia in December.
