MAC loves strong women. It has long had a reputation of celebrating women who are famous – not only for being pretty – but as legends in their own right. Across the fields of music, business, drag, film and more, MAC has had ambassadors and muses from a number of worlds. Just this month I am delighted to see MAC partnering with Sophia Amoruso, founder of multi-million dollar fashion e-tail site, Nasty Gal, and lately author of the book of the same name which I enjoyed reading last year on its release. What an incredibly inspiring woman and mentor to many entrepreneurs – as well as being a style icon and a stunning beauty to boot.
The Nasty Gal collection is dark and dramatic, perfectly suited to this strong woman and her fiery nature and incredible ambition. Break glass ceilings wearing Nasty Gal heels, a kick-ass outfit, and MAC matte Nasty Gal Lipsticks in Stunner (clean red), Runner (burgundy), and Gunner (deep purple) priced at $40 each, and Flaming Rose studio nail lacquer at $26 on your nails. You mean business. Nasty Gal is available from 9th February exclusively in New Zealand via phone orders at MAC Pro in Britomart phone 09 358 4041.
What is makeup for, if not to transform ourselves; to make our appearance change and improve towards our ideal? So it is apt that also out this week is a colab with the queen of transformation herself, Miley Cyrus. Miley, the superstar who many of us grew up knowing as the daughter of Billy Ray Cyrus – and in her sweet rock chick Hannah Montana character – has come of age as a total sex goddess and has had fashion campaigns, social media dominance, some twerking, a lot of tongue, and not a small amount of controversy along the way. Now, as the newest MAC Viva Glam Ambassador, Miley Cyrus is putting her fame to a very good cause, and is the face of this hot pink Lipglass with sparkling pearl shimmer, ($38) and hot pink amplified lipstick ($40).
Pictured below: I’m wearing Viva Glam Miley Cyrus Lipglass, instore from 12th February at all New Zealand MAC counters with all proceeds to those living with HIV/AIDS.
By Megan Robinson
12th February 2015
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