THE SMOKE AND MIRRORS COLLECTION latest colour collection forAutumnWinter 2013/14.


The Smoke &Mirrors Collection consists of six rich and opulent colours inspired by the AW13 fashionweek catwalks.With a slick combination of bright pigments,


deep tones, glistering accents andmetallic inflections, this colour collection creates amagical illusion - gushing glamour and elegance.


166 BLAZINGLACQUER


This twist on the classic Pillar Box Red nail colour includes subtle orange qualities that flatter every skin tone.


BIO SCULPTURE GEL


167 SEDUCTIVE LIGHTS


Opulent glitter elements drawyou into its deep dark red tones andwowyouwith its glistening lights. This luxurious colour will carry through fromthe rusty tones of autumn to the party season.


168GILDEDREFLECTION


A solid gold shimmer is the perfect compliment to the bronze and brown tones of the Autumn Winter catwalks.


169THE REBEL


A rose goldmetallic tone that draws interest. The solid shimmer creates a look that is both classic and on-trend.


170METALLIC SORCERY


The thirdmetallic colour in the collection, that is puremagic. The rich bronze colour includes areas of light and shade and is certain to amaze the audience.


171DARK ILLUSIONS


The colour of rich, dark chocolate, the illusion is that of great beauty and grace. This colourwas so prominent on the catwalks due to its synonymy with elegance and style.


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