Streetwear label, Supreme, has been a fashion favourite ever since its first debut in the 90s. As a brand that can largely be held responsible for the fashion industry’s massification over the years, the effortless sense of innovation that Supreme repeatedly exhibits has never failed to take its fans by surprise.
Whilst collaborating with an array of the fashion world’s most desirable labels throughout the past decade, such as Louis Vuitton and Emilio Pucci, Supreme began dipping its toes in the world of beauty in 2020 – with none other than the iconic Pat McGrath Labs. Spearheaded by the world’s most influential makeup artist, if fashion is to collide with the world of beauty, it’s hard to find a duo as impressive as this one.
Whilst their initial collaboration began with the launch of a limited-edition lipstick in the shade of Supreme’s signature red, this time, the pair are making their mark elsewhere, through none other than nail varnish. It comes as a first for not only Supreme, but for Pat McGrath Labs too, producing a collection of three bold colours.
In a handful of videos uploaded to Instagram, designed by nail artist Jin Soon, Pat McGrath Labs revealed a striking red nail polish, accompanied by alternate shades of both black, and white. Whilst the price range is yet to be publicised, the launch will be sold exclusively by Supreme.
In true streetwear style, we’re sure that the products will sell out rapidly. But if you’re looking to get your hands on the hottest new beauty collaborations, this isn’t the first time that two cutting-edge brands have joined forces.
This week, Fenty Beauty announced their upcoming collection with one of fashion’s finest – MSCHF. In a post uploaded to Instagram, the pair appear to be releasing six products in the style of ketchup sachets, filled with either Fenty Beauty’s Gloss Bomb in a new shade of cherry, or ketchup.
Whilst details are few and far between when it comes to social media, the collector’s item is available at both a hotdog stand pop-up in New York, and online at KetchupOrMakeup.com, retailing at $25.
Although MSCHF are known for their absurdity, proving hot off the press as the producers of the Eat the Rich ice cream truck and Nike’s Gobstomper sneakers, it can’t be denied that the collab will be fuelled by modernity – proving an exciting launch that beauty-lovers will be clawing at.
Words by Gracie Eastwood
Header Image: @fentybeauty
