Consisting of a nice, wearable selection of coral, peach, gold and brown hues, the latest M·A·C Prêt-à-Papier Collection definitely has something for everyone! ❤ corals!
For Eyeshadows ($14), we have 5 new and limited edition colors.
• Gazette Grey is a dark olive with gold shimmer. Very pretty in the pan but the Velvet formula makes it hard to blend and swatch.
• Bamboo is a matte flesh color that shows up just slightly darker on my NC30 skin.
• Cut to Fit is a frosty warm bronze with great pigmentation.
• Memorabilia is a matte muted medium purple that is beautiful.
• Tissueweight is a highly pigmented, frosty light beige with pink undertones.
The Sheertone Blush ($18.50) comes in 2 new, limited edition shades. Garb is a muddy tan color and Instant Chic is a muted coral. Both are finely milled and go on smoothly with good color payoff.
The Mineralize Blush in Light Over Dark ($23) is a repromote from the Grand Duo collection. It contains a super frosty golden with a slightly darker, warmer tan.
The Paint Pots ($16.50) in this collection are gorgeous! Coral Crepe is a very pretty, limited edition warm coral while Groundwork is neutral taupe from the permanent line. Both are shimmery and very pigmented.
As for the Lipsticks ($14), we have 3 new colors and a repromote, all limited edition.
• Archetype is a light gold color from the Alexander McQueen collection. It is very sheer and will most likely show up clear with just a bit of sheen.
• Dressmaker, Dressmaker is a beautiful light peachy coral color the Lustre formula and leave behind a pretty, glossy finish.
• Made to Order is a darker, warmer version of Dressmaker, Dressmaker.
• Kraft, the darkest out of the four, is a warm reddish brown in the Amplified formula. A little too dark for my taste.
Finally, we have a new product, the Chromagraphic Pencil ($14.50). Although MAC doesn’t quite explain what it does on its website, it is a pretty versatile product. It comes in 2 colors, NC15/NW20 and NW25/NC30. I use it on the waterline to brighten up the eyes, under the brow bone as a highlighter, around the lips to define the lip line and according to the MAC artist, it can also be used as an eyeshadow base.
Swatch time!
Here is what I picked up from the collection:
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Ooh finally! Been looking for the perfect coral lipstick and this one looks good. Will have to check it out, thanks! 😀
Can’t wait for your review! 🙂
Can’t wait to see some of your gorgeous FOTD’s!
I wish MAC would’ve actually packaged the products the way they did in the promo pics!
That coral paintpot looks GORGEOUS!!!!
These are exactly products that I want to buy but I’m not decided yet lol. I really love coral for summer !
Made to Order lipstick is it similar to Ravishing lipstick ?
I’m curious, but how exactly do you use the Chromagraphic Pencil? What purpose is it for?
I think the swatch of Made to Order is to the left of Dressmaker, Dressmaker — thought you might want to edit the captions. Thanks for posting this!
I finally made my first MAC purchase, which is the foundation. I’m kinda of tempted to try this new Prêt-à-Papier Collection – the Instant Chic Sheertone Blush but my main concern is that will this blush color shows up for me – my tone is ivory/medium i.e my foundation tone is NC25 and I’m afraid that this blush shade won’t show up on my cheek bones. I see the swatch and it looks so nice and perfect for spring look. I just hope that this shade will look good on me that gives me boost to give me some color on my face instead of looking pale.
ohhh i luv the color la~~ donno why i like orange/coral color lately…. but they dont have this collection in HK 🙁
glitteryeyexx,
You can use the Chromagraphic Pencil in many ways. I use it on the waterline to brighten up the eyes, under the brow bone as a highlighter, around the lips to define the lip line and according to the ma, it can also be used as an eyeshadow base.
Lorrie,
Cos summer’s here lor! Let me know if you want anything and I’ll send them over =)