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Harry Styles And Designer Marco Ribeiro Debut Their First Makeup Collection, And It's Very Pleasing
By Hailee Shane
Sep 1, 2022 5:06 AM
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The designer and artist Marco Ribeiro have just begun working together on a new collection of makeup goods for the cosmetics company that Harry Styles founded. Included in the nail polishes, color pigments, and gloss medium that are part of the Pleasing x Marco Ribeiro collection of items, which can be purchased right now and had its premiere during the fashion designer’s show at Paris Fashion Week, are nail polishes.
The vibrant hues in the collection can be styled in several ways. In addition to a box of cream pigments, this set also includes a palette full of powder pigments. You may use the colors anywhere on your face for a fun pop of brightness, and you can also blend them with the gloss medium for a shinier finish.
The new collection also includes five different shades of nail polish: a matte brown called “Incredible Marrom Fosc,” an orange jelly called “Aura Laranja Gelatina,” a shiny aquamarine called “Oceano gua-Marinha Cremoso,” a matte green called “Ctrico Vibrante Cremoso,” and a creamy burgundy called “Borgonha Aca Cremoso.” The brown polish can be purchased individually from the other four, only available in a set.
Styles, who is 28 years old, has previously collaborated with Ribeiro, born in Brazil, on a look that was used in the promotional material for his album Harry’s House. Styles wore a pair of patchwork pants that Ribeiro designed, and the designer left an indelible mark on the Late Night Talking singer due to this collaboration.
Styles told Vogue Business that what she finds most motivating about Marco’s work is how he utilizes color; everything he does exudes excitement, joy, and playfulness. So when we initially began talking about potential collaborators for the Pleasing project, the first person I wanted to ask was Marco.
Ribeiro and Styles were able to have a productive meeting of the minds because of the assistance of Ribeiro’s stylist, Harry Lambert, who is also a co-creative director at Pleasing.