Supreme and Pat McGrath Labs Establish Red Lipstick Collectively

Nowadays, attractiveness collaborations are everywhere. Whether Kylie Jenner is teaming up with a few of her sisters because of her decorative empire or Colourpop is cooperating with Disney to deliver us a Mulan-themed collection, we have pretty much seen it all — or so we believed. Pat McGrath Labs, which has announced Naomi Campbell since the face because of the Divine Rose series, has announced a partnership with Supreme and holy shit, I am so excited.

you might have known of this skateboarding and streetwear new Supreme, that has also collaborated with Louis Vuitton, Nike, as well as New York City MetroCards. The brand is formally going into the beauty kingdom by teaming up with no other than the legendary makeup artist Pat McGrath to make the supreme Supreme-branded red lipstick.

In a media release delivered to Allure, Pat McGrath Labs requires for this partnership an “iconic alliance,” an announcement we completely stand by. Though Supreme has existed for 26 decades, this is its first beauty launching. 

On the weekend, Pat McGrath Labs teased the set Instagram, and lovers have been imagining what the launch could be, although they might not have been anticipating this.

According to this media launch, the lipstick is only going to arrive in 1 color (the signature Supreme bright-red color ) and will probably be invented in Pat McGrath Labs’ MatteTrance formulation, which is very comfy and long-wearing, particularly to get a matte lipstick. As a Supreme super-fan along with a Pat McGrath Labs stan, I have very substantial expectations for this particular lipstick, and I am sure it won’t disappoint.

The lipstick is going to probably be termed “SUPREME” and will probably likely be available from the Supreme Fall/Winter 2020 set only on supremenewyork.com. We achieved to Pat McGrath to discover just how much this attractiveness will sell for, but we suggest saving your pennies as it will most likely be a splurge.

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