Look for YSL's SS11 collection, Bohemian Chic, on counter from January 15th, and like some of the other spring summer lineups we've seen, this is filled with pretty brights and wearable pastels. But just check out those Creme de Blush pots above, would'ya? IN. LOVE. They join the three already in the main collection (see what I think of them here) and they are Temptation Fuchsia and Passion Red, €42 each.
More brights will launch in the form of six new Rouge Pur Couture lipsticks, which are being called The Pink Collection. These'll be €31 apiece and are excellent lipsticks, delivering crisp colour and decent longevity. The latest lippy launch from YSL, we took a look at Rouge Pur Couture when the line launched and they're so good that they also made it into my top 12 products of 2010. Needless to say, I'll be looking forward to checking these out.
Closeups are below. One word: dribble.
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Eyes are probably the one area in which I'd be a bit so-so on the Bohemian Chic collection. The Ombre Lumineres No 10 palette, €57, right, is undoubtedly pretty, but would I wear the colours? Nope, it's not one for me, attractive and all as it is. It's joined by two of the very nicely packaged Ombre Solo single eyeshadows in Gold Leaf, and Topaz, for €28 a pop. Mascara comes in the form of a new Mascara Singulier in Deep Plum, €31, left.
A new iteration of the completely amazing and amazingly dear Manucure Couture will also be available. With one shade for nails and one for tips, at €35, these are super pricey for two little bottles of polish. But oh boy, the shade contrasts are spot on and this is one I'd like to get my ratty talons on. It's Favourite Chic, and the ugly/sexy colourway is going to look fab on nicely-kept nails.
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Lastly, lets take a look at the Palette Pink Celebration, €53. This is the star of the show and is a shimmery complexion enhancer, moulded into the shape of a layered, silk dress. The casing is also gorgeous - but could you bring yourself to actually use it?
