Gucci's newest three-in-one palette is perfect for those who are always on-the-go, to and from class as the "Class of Gucci Beauty" yearbook photoshoot urges for.
Gucci Beauty's new Palette de Beauté Quatuor is for the eyes, but can also be added to the lips and cheeks for a more cohesive makeup look. The palette comes in a sleek and compact design, making it perfect for throwing in your purse or school bag. The three shades are universally flattering and can be used individually or blended together for a customizable look.
"Class of Gucci Beauty" Unique Campaign
In addition to the innovative new palette, Gucci's recent "Class of Gucci Beauty" photoshoot concept for their socials was also a fresh and unique take. The campaign featured models with gorgeous and yet a little playful, makeup looks. with the use of the Palette de Beauté Quatuor, the looks were impressive. The campaign aimed to celebrate individuality and self-expression, encouraging people to embrace their unique beauty with a touch makeup over the eyes, lips and cheeks.
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The Yearbook Looks
The "Gossip Girl" -esqe campaign was unique in its approach, with a focus on aesthetics and letting the makeup speak for itself. This photoshoot concept was a refreshing departure from the typical beauty photos often seen in advertising, and it resonated with me, as I appreciated the focus on individuality and story telling.
Scarlet F. shown on the left wearing the Wild Bouquet Palette
She has placed the Royal Silver (a satin powder) on the eyes and face. Valentine Verdante (a matte powder) on and under the eyes. Delicate Lilac (a matte powder) for the eyes and cheeks, and finally Marina Scarlett (a matte cream) on the eyes, cheeks and lips.
Floor V. shown in the middle wearing the Summerina Brown Palette
She has placed Bud Blossom (a satin powder) on the eyes and face. Burnt Chestnut: (a matte powder) on the eyes. Soft Hazel (a matte powder) on the eyes and cheeks, and finally Rosewood (a matte cream) on the eyes, cheeks and lips.
Leah C. shown on the right wearing the Rosa Natida Palette
She has Fiery Rose (a satin powder) on the eyes and face. Silky Rose (a matte powder) for the eyes. Frosted Tulip (a matte powder) for the eyes and cheeks, and finally They Met In Argentina (a matte cream) for the eyes, cheeks and lips.
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The Packaging Never Fails to Impress
Gucci is known for its luxurious and high-end products, and their packaging is no exception. Their newest multi-use palette release is no different. The packaging is sleek and minimalist, with a black and gold color scheme that exudes elegance.
The compact size of the Palette de Beauté Quatuor makes it perfect for on-the-go use, and the packaging is secure ensuring your makeup is safe, even when rummaging through your messy school bag for those notes you promised to bring for a friend. The palette also comes with a soft, velvet pouch that adds an extra layer of protection.
