THE SHADOW PALETTE YOU’VE BEEN WAITING FOR
Hold onto your 'selfie sticks' laydeez, Anastasia's stunning new {eyeshadow palette} has landed - and (as we're certain you already know), it's a BEAUT.
The {Shadow Couture World Traveler Collection} is a 12-pan spectrum of dazzling matte, satin and shimmering shades, to help you transition seamlessly from day to evening. With muted taupe, champagne and neutral tones to lend some subtle, pared-back definition, alongside smouldering chocolates and charcoals to create gorgeous, after-dark drama, this sleek and slimline set is perfect for taking on travels - to cater to your every make up whim.
The vibrant jewel tones ('Azure' - a satin, Mediterranean blue and 'Heirloom' - a shimmering aubergine shade and 'Intense Gaze' - a warm, gold-toned peach) are ideal for the adventurous - granting a tropical colour-pop to your holiday make up - so you can create a spectrum of beautiful beauty looks. The only thing that's limiting you is your own imagination, so channel your icons and dare to experiment (look to Anastasia's {Instagram} feed if you need inspiration).
Long-wearing and crease-resistant, these shadows can be used dry or wet - to define the lashline and intensify the colour-payoff. What's more, there's a dual-ended brush contained with the chic, Art Deco-esque packaging, as well as a mirror for easy application on the go.
HURRY! Numbers are extremely limited so do not dawdle - you might just blink and miss it.
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Cult Beauty’s Content Editor and a Cult Beauty OG, Verity loves nothing more than the marriage of language and lip balm. A quintessential Libran, she’s a self-professed magpie for luxury ‘must-haves' and always pursuing the new and the niche — from the boujee-est skin care to cutting-edge tech. Balancing an urge to stop the clock with her desire to embrace the ageing process (and set a positive example for her daughter), Verity's a retinol obsessive and will gladly share her thoughts about the time-defying gadgets, masks and treatments worth the splurge...
