I just received the Sally Hansen newsletter (click here to sign up) and wanted to share this image of the limited edition Prabal Gurung Fashion Week Fall 2012 collection:
You can see more info on the Prabal Gurung collection here. There are also two highly-anticipated Tracy Reese shades (Scarab and Copperhead) that should, hopefully, be hitting stores soon as well.
The email did not specify when the Prabal Gurung collection is scheduled to hit stores, but if it's like all of the previous LE Fashion Week collections from Sally Hansen, it will probably hit Rite Aid and Walgreens first. So be on the lookout if you want to grab any of these shades while they're available!
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Gilded Lily looks fantastic!!
From the picture, these don't look all that exciting except for Gilded Lily.
This collection I am really looking forward to seeing in person! Especially the Tracy Reese colors!
excited to see what gilded lily is. i can never understand what the illustrated polish colors are supposed to mean..why don't they send us photographs :(
Gilded Lily looks nice :)
Ion, Pumice and Bandage are actually from the Alexander Wang show, so that picture must be a conglomeration of all the SH NYFW shades.
I am liking the looks of this collection - looks more cohesive than the previous designer collection from last fall.
Aaaah, thank you so much for that info! I was wondering why those shade names didn't really seem to fit the theme of the PG shades. :)
All shades looks fantastic!
No problem! Thanks for your awesome blog. Love reading.
Thank YOU, for the kind words! xo
I need Gilded Lily in my life!
Thanks for another great heads up! I had to check swatches for Scarab, and it looks suspiciously similar to the SH CSM Tracy Reese shade Lagoon that came out in either late 2010 or early 2011. Maybe a smidge darker... we shall see! Also, this may be old, but I noticed a new-to-my-eye SH CSM called... wait for it... "Hidden Treasure", which is decidedly NOT the infamous and much-copied flakie Hidden Treasure, but a gold glittery shimmer I believe. What's up with recycling the shade name Sally Hansen?!?!
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