Morphe unveils Pride 2020 collection fronted by 'Student Squad' from LGBTQ+ community

Published: 27-May-2020
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Morphe, the US make-up brand, has unveiled a make-up collection designed to celebrate Pride 2020.

The limited edition Free To Be collection (£10-£26) is fronted by a ‘student squad’ featuring

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