Later this month, Emma Stone will bring the red-lipstick-wearing, two-toned hair villain Cruella de Vil to our screens with Disney’s live-action prequel feature film. The plot will follow how the once budding fashion designer morphed into the infamous villain we all love to hate today, as we follow her wicked evilness and deceitful plans. 

So, in celebration of the films impending release, MAC has released ten products that will mimic the puppy-stealers aesthetic. Pulling from the brand’s subculture roots, the director of makeup artistry, Ted Barber said the collection “embodies the punk and new wave era” of the ’70s and ’80s’.

“With there being such a huge trend for recycling the more niche counterculture moments of previous decades, this collection feels like MAC returning to a celebration of the kind of DIY styling and brave transformation that originally made it such a maverick brand.” 

And they’ve really bought the heat with this one. The range includes a blush duo, eye shadow palette, eyeliner pencil, 3 matt and 4 liquid lipsticks (all in different shades of red, of course). The products are housed in a sassy two-toned black and white packaging and the metallic red base/ferrule gives off a Louboutin-esque vibe.

All products are coming soon to maccosmetics.com, have a look at our favourites so you know what to buy when it’s out:

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The Disney Cruella Collection Cruella To Be Kind Eyeshadow

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The Disney Cruella Collection Retro Matte Liquid Lipcolour

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The Disney Cruella Collection Cruel-la Intentions Blush Duo

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The Disney Cruella Collection Matte Lipstick

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Words By Rosina Findlay

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Walt Disney Studios have just debuted the trailer and poster for the Emma Stone-led, live-action film Cruella -a 101 Dalmations spin-off filmset to be released May 26th. With a star studded cast alongside Stone, including Emma Thompson (Sense And Sensibility, Love Actually) and Paul Walter Hauser (I, Tonya, BlacKkKlansman), the feature film looks to be an interesting take on the Disney Villain.

The film is set in Punk Rock emblazoned London in the 1970s, where a mischievous young designer called Estella is trying to make a name for herself, while finding a home on the London streets, getting by with the help of two thieves that she befriends. When her bold and brutal fashion sense gets her noticed by the Baroness von Hellman (Thompson), a woman of horrifyingly high fashion, a series of events leads her to a dark and twisted transformation into the hellish, hound-hating Cruella De Vil.

From the gripping trailer, Cruella looks to be a visually arresting ode to Disney’s most furiously fashionable villain, with the shadowy hue of villain films before, remarkable costumes and a brilliant cast, director Craig Gillespie has us excited for it’s release.

Words by Daisy Greetham

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The line between fashion and art has officially blurred into oblivion after New York Fashion Week. The most important week in NYC erupted with applause and adoration after the House of Velour took the opening ceremonies to a whole new level.

The spectacular Sasha Velour and her court of queens put on a cabaret composed entirely of LGBTQIA+ individuals. From the heights of glamour to the most minimal, models and queens brought their own unique identity to the runway. Velour has been a loud and proud supporter to the New York community that has shaped her. “My drag was born in a community full of trans women, trans men, and gender non-conforming folks doing drag. That’s the real world of drag, like it or not. I think it’s fabulous and I will fight my entire life to protect and uplift it.” From her monthly cabaret show “Nightgowns” to winning season 9 of RuPaul’s Drag Race, she has strived to create a platform for queens and queers to express themselves.

Sasha wasn’t the only queen strutting her stuff for Fashion Week. The surreal artist Hungry and Patrick Starr both walked in the over-the-top The Blonds show. You couldn’t find two totally different people walking on the same runway. Patrick Starr’s fierce femininity and voluptuous figure couldn’t do Ursula the Sea Witch more justice, while Hungry’s otherworldly makeup and haunting beauty brought us chills. To top it off Dominique T.A.R Jackson absolutely SERVED us Maleficent realness.

The Marco Marco show featured an all-trans cast of models, the first NYFW show to do so.“It became apparent to me that trans and non-binary people’s presence was often overshadowed by cis gay men or cis gay men in drag. I wanted to create a space to celebrate trans bodies.” Marco Marco has taken inspiration from the LGBTQA+ community and featured queer icons such as Sasha Velour and Dominique T.A.R Jackson.

It seemed as though one of the most major fashion queens was missing from the front rows of NYFW. The one and only Violet Chachki was far to busy on tour to grace New York with her presence. She did, however, make a splash at Milan Fashion week at the Marni show in her signature raven hair paired with a sleek green PVC coat. After being a staple of the NYC fashion scene, she’s spread her wings to fashion weeks all over the globe. We’re excited to see where she lands next.

What can we say, it’s an epidemic! The queens and queers are taking over to make the world a more strange and spectacular place. Representation of all walks of life is needed now more than ever, especially in fashion. If NYFW was a taste of what’s to come, we at Voir are ready to be served a full course.

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