Clothing big names and the makeup industry passionate collision

It is not new for clothing big names to make money in the make-up industry. Nowadays, fashion designers, photographers and artists have also “played” makeup in the sea, and the collision of inspiration and passion has made the cosmetics itself a different life.

There is a precedent for the collaboration between the artist and the make-up industry, such as the Mika Art Collection of Shu Uemura and the tiredness of the flower, and the polka dot cosmetic bag of Lancome and Kusama. However, Chinese artists rarely appear on the cross-border list. This year, the “activists” of the two literary circles broke this situation.

MAC VS Chen Man: Chen Man is considered to be the most outstanding photographer and light and shadow artist in China. He is a legend in the art world. This upcoming collaboration highlights a visual feast. Prior to this, MAC and many cartoon characters had crossed the border. From cartoons to magical light and shadow, the same visual impact, different cultural connotations, what kind of sparks will they shine? PS: Among the products that will be launched by all Chen Man, the most distinctive one is the soft-light mineral two-color eye color decorated with yin and yang totem.

Shu Uemura VS Wang Jiawei: Every year, the Shu Uemura Christmas series is cooperating with the world's top artists. In the Christmas of 2011, Shu Uemura first joined a Chinese artist. He is Wang Jiawei. He will personally participate in the color matching and product packaging design of the entire Christmas series. At the same time, he also personally directed a beautiful Christmas short film. What is Shu Uemura’s fancy? It is Wang Jiawei's unique perspective on female charm. The short film will express the entanglement of the conflict between the lovers in the deep love and the water. Everyone is waiting for Wang Jiawei's new miracle.

Fashion design and make-up are all creative activities, so it seems reasonable for fashion designers to make makeup across the border. This year, the fashion industry's biggest-name Karl Lagerfeld couldn't help but co-operated with Sephora to launch five silhouette cosmetics with the silhouette of Galeries Lafayette. The packaging is based on Lafayette's favorite black color, adding gold adds a sense of luxury. In addition to cosmetic bags, eye shadows and nail polish sets, the pieces also include Lafayette dolls and crystal balls. Leather dolls also have white hair, black leather jackets, and familiar black sunglasses. They are cool but super cute. What do you think?