The creative collaboration marks the first time the New York City museum has ever stocked beauty products in its gift shops. The exquisite makeup artist took inspiration from Renaissance and Baroque paintings when creating her new packaging.

She told WWD in an interview “For the Metropolitan Museum of Art to include makeup alongside some of the greatest masterworks of Western art is truly exceptional.” “True beauty is about confidence, individuality and character and we must continue to demand beauty icons who represent all cultures, genders, expressions of sexuality, religions and cultural beliefs.”

As well as cosmetics, the artist’s collaboration with The Met Collection will also include an exclusive line of merch. It includes limited-edition short-sleeve T-shirts for $62 and long-sleeve ones for $82, whilst being unisex clothing like her previous merch collection.

This collaboration is an opportunity for McGrath to celebrate her values of the diversity and creativity she has championed throughout her career. The collection features a new lip gloss shade titled “Aliengelic” which is a duochrome shade infused with pink pearl. Also, a special edition of the Mothership IV: Decadence Eyeshadow Palette which will retail for $125.

The Pat McGrath Labs x The Met collection will be available at the “Heavenly Bodies” exhibition store and online at Store.MetMuseum.org from the 8th May.

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Known for his eccentric and over-the-top runway shows, fashion design prodigy Jeremy Scott’s collaboration with MAC Cosmetics was guaranteed to have as much of an impact, and it does not disappoint. Launching tomorrow in select MAC stores and online, this collection will challenge your creativity.

Inspired by music and fashion, Scott designed his limited edition collection with a musical throwback theme, revealing “a boombox shaped eyeshadow palette consisting of 29 shades, a lip palette shaped like a tape cassette with a mirror, and a lil something for the cheeks in the form of a CD!”,

Statement beauty moments can often be found in Moschino and Jeremy Scott runway shows, and this collection has harnessed those stand-out colours for you to create runway-worthy looks.

Inside the stylishly designed packaging, which cleverly reinforces the importance of music both past and present in high fashion, a range of bold and colourful products present themselves, eager to be experimented with.

The Boombox shadow palette consists of 29 shades, ranging from a bright white to ultra violet, giving you endless options to push your creativity.

The cassette tape palette provides 9 versatile shades of lip colour, ranging from a classic red and neon brights, to deeper hues.

The CD shaped cheek palette is ideal for providing a touch of colour to the face. With 3 vital shades, this palette offers one highlighter, one peach blush, and one warm bronzer.

The MAC Jeremy Scott collection drops on the 8th February in select MAC stores and online.

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