Beauty Trend Spring 2007
Gold Mine
By Mary Elise Chavez
Posted February 2007
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This season's most glam and ultra-fab trend is metallic (more specifically, gold) eye shadow. Whether a wash of gold spread across the entire lid, or used ever-so-sparingly as a liner or highlighter, gold shadows definitely deserve a spot in your beauty essentials kit for Spring 2007.
Our faves are listed below, and with varying prices, everyone can take part in this decadent beauty trend.
*Descriptions of products listed below images.
1. MAC / Well-Plumed Eyes 4 Pack / $36
A sparkling quad of Eye Shadows brought together to reflect the embellished looks of M·A·C Untamed. Richly pigmented with contrasting finishes of frost, matte, velvet and satin, this is plumage for the eye! The shades: Courage, shine-filled copper with rich frost; Espresso, pure café; Well-plumed, charcoal blue with silver and blue sparkle; and Shroom, golden beige with shimmer. Limited edition.
Courtesy Maccosmetics.com
2. MAC / Eye Shadow / $14 each
1) Goldmine 2) Amber Lights 3) Romp
4) Bronze
Highly-pigmented powder. Applies evenly, blends well.
Courtesy Maccosmetics.com
3. Nars / Duo Eye Shadow / $31
1) Madrague (cream & caramel)
2) Mediteranee (muted gold shimmer & burnt orange shimmer)
3) Bohemian Gold (metallic taupe & iridescent copper)
Modern and creative combinations, expertly coordinated by Francois Nars to take the guesswork out of pairing the perfect shade combination.
Courtesy Sephora.com
4
. Chanel / Dream Sequin Eye Shadow / $75
Inspired by the hand-detailed designs of CHANEL master embroiderers, a layering of powder sequins fashions LUMIÈRE D'ARTIFICES. Three rows of metallic tones—cool silver, deep anthracite and warm bronze—can be worn individually or together. Limited edition.
Courtesy Chanel.com
5. Chanel / Irreelle Ombre Multi-Effects Eye Shadow / $28.50
Iridescent pigments provide an intriguing interplay of color and light.
Soft, fine texture containing talc and nylon powder ensures easy, soft application and long wear. Variochrome pigments create iridescence. Photo-reflective pigments reduce the appearance of lines around the eyes.
These glorious multi-effect shades can be used dry to create a soft color effect, or wet as eyeliner or shadow to intensify color and iridescence.
Courtesy Cosmeticmall.com
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