MAC's 'Stranger Things' makeup collection is an '80s glam blast from the past
It's strangely chic!
MAC Cosmetics has a cool new collection, and it's strangely chic.
The makeup company has released a line of products inspired by the hit drama series "Stranger Things" and it's equal parts as vibrant and eclectic as one would imagine.
"Step into the Upside Down or transport to the hallways of Hawkins High where playful colours collide with subversive shades in our most transformative lineup yet," the brand captioned a photo revealing its latest collection.
Since announcing, the new collection already has a huge fan base with lots of makeup lovers commenting on how beautiful the colors and textures are.
The MAC x Stranger Things collection includes lip gloss, powder blush, makeup brushes and and two eyeshadow palettes that have all been influenced by the 1980s nuances of the show.
Each product has names such as Demogorgon and Hawkins High that are reflective of "Stranger Things" characters and themes.
"Coming of age in a small town in the '80s, I completely relate to the vibe and character of 'Stranger Things,'" said MAC senior artist Fatima Thomas in a statement. "This collaboration perfectly captures the essence of the era: spirited, adventurous and fun."
Just ahead of premiere of the last season of the show on Netflix for its final season May 27, fans can shop products from the limited edition makeup launch starting May 15 in-stores at mass retailers and online.
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Editor's Note: This story was originally published on May, 13, 2022.
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