Christopher Kane and NARS collaborate

Published: 23-Sep-2014
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The fashion designer and beauty brand will launch a colour collection for eyes, lips and nails in May 2015

Christopher Kane and NARS have collaborated on a new make-up collection. The news of the range follows the Scottish fashion designer’s Spring/Summer 2015 show in London on 15 September, for which beauty brand NARS created the simple, minimalist make-up look, using products from the new collection. The full colour collection for eyes, lips and cheeks combines NARS’ iconic and bold beauty philosophy with Kane’s unexpected and innovative design aesthetic. NARS and Christopher Kane have been collaborating on the Christopher Kane runway shows at London Fashion Week since 2012. Launching in May 2015, the collaboration follows previous partnerships between the American beauty brand and designers including Phillip Lim, Pierre Hardy and Thakoon.
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