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| Marc Jacobs Style Eye-Con No. 20 Plush Eyeshadow Palette (The Free Spirit) - $99 at Sephora |
Marc Jacobs Style Eye-Con No. 20 Plush Eyeshadow palette (named The Free Spirit after model Charlotte Free) is a new, limited edition release from the brand and features 20 shades of shimmery metallic, buttery matte, and lusturous sheen eyeshadows. The shadows are housed in a large shiny black compact, and while it's almost square shape makes it look larger than the usual long sleek compacts, I prefer this shape and the extra-large mirror it comes with. The eyeshadow formula uses advanced pigments to allow the rich colors to show up vibrant and last longer. Here's a look at the swatches.
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| Marc Jacobs Style Eye-Con No. 20 Plush Eyeshadow Palette (The Free Spirit) - Swatches 1 - matte baby pink, 2 - matte warm nude, 3 - matte bisque, 4 - matte meringue, 5 - tawny apricot |
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| Marc Jacobs Style Eye-Con No. 20 Plush Eyeshadow Palette (The Free Spirit) - Swatches 6 - lavender shimmer, 7 - pale gold shimmer, 8 - moss green shimmer, 9 - oyester grey shimmer, 10 - burnished gold shimmer, 11 - matte violet-grey, 12 - violet truffle shimmer |
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| Marc Jacobs Style Eye-Con No. 20 Plush Eyeshadow Palette (The Free Spirit) - Swatches 13 - copper rose shimmer, 14 - matte slate blue, 15 - ultraviolet glitter, 16 - matte maroon-violet, 17 - black with irridescent glitter, 18 - cabernet glitter |
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| Marc Jacobs Style Eye-Con No. 20 Plush Eyeshadow Palette (The Free Spirit) - Swatches 19 - midnight navy irridescent glitter, 20 - matte mahogany |
With new eyeshadow palettes launching every other day and with all the takes on neutral and nakeds that are in stores today, it's a little difficult to get too excited about any particular palette. The Marc Jacobs Style Eye-Con No. 20 eyeshadow palette, though, definitely stands out. Probably because it has 20 different shades to choose from, it manages to have almost every shade that I would use in there while still staying in the neutral territory. There are purples and teal in there - which is about how colorful I would go with my makeup - but it stays subtle and sophisticated. The formula lives up to the claims, and the shadows are all quite pigmented and smooth. The two purple eyeshadows (#15, #16) did seem to swatch a little lighter/drier, but I think they would work fine over a primer. At $99, the palette is a bit expensive, but going by the quality (and quantity) of eyeshadows, it does seem like a good buy - or a good gift to receive, if anyone wants to get me one of these :D
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