Chanel Summer 2009 Makeup Collection Soleil Tan de Chanel

Date: Tuesday, March 10th, 2009 Author:

Chanel Summer 2009 Makeup Collection

From elegant monte carlo to the seaside of Deauville, Mademoiselle Chanel’s favorite resort destinations are re-imagined in the Chanel Summer 2009 Makeup Collection. Cool corals, sun-soaked reds, sandy-pink beiges, lush peaches and shimmering coppers with a touch of rose define this summer’s vibrant beauty.

Soleil Tan de Chanel Bronzing Powder (Limited Edition)
A quartet of complementary shades – bronze, copper, pink and pale beige — delivers a subtle, natural glow.

Soleil Tan de Chanel Precious Bronzing Loose Powder (Limited Edition)
Lightweight powder formula gives skin a naturally beautiful, sun-kissed look.

Soleil Tan de Chanel Bronzing Makeup Base
Light cream-gel bronzing formula allows you to smooth on the perfect shade of tan, while the velvety finish leaves your skin glowing.

Lips

Accent warm bronzed skin with juicy berry tones and gleaming sheer shades using AQUALUMIÈRE Sheer Colour Lipshine SPF 15 in Ischia (rose violet), Lipari (strawberry), Porto Rotondo (red), Salina (beige), Panarea (brown) and Monte-Carlo (red coral) — or AQUALUMIÈRE GLOSS in Cherry Blossom (cerise), Tangerine Dream (coral) and Ginger Shimmer (copper gold). Saturate lips in long-lasting colour with ROUGE DOUBLE INTENSITÉ Ultra Wear Lip Colour in Rose Agate (pink-brown).

Eyes

Discreetly highlighting summer’s best-dressed eyes: four pyramids of shimmering colour with eye-catching, three-dimensional effects. Each shade in LUMIÈRE FACETTES Iridescent Effects Eyes In Plein Soleil can be worn individually, in complementary pairs, or in striking contrast. Or, for a long-lasting iridescent finish, adorn lids with OMBRE D’EAU Fluid Iridescent Eyeshadow in Seashore (copper rose).

Face

Add a flush of warmth to cheeks with JOUES CONTRASTE Powder Blush in In Love (coral).

Nails

Drench nails in exuberant accents of the summer season with LE VERNIS Nail Colour in Orange Fizz (coral) and Golden Sand (copper).

Availability: April 2009 on-counter. Currently available on Chanel’s website — just go to individual product categories and you’ll find the new shades!

18 thoughts on “Chanel Summer 2009 Makeup Collection Soleil Tan de Chanel

  1. Sarah says:

    OH MY!!! Very excited!! Looking to get a bronzer and blush, and DEFINITELY some of those aqualumiere lipglosses! Mmm… cherry blossom, tangerine dream… come to mama!

  2. Jenny says:

    The lipshines sound gorgeous! The model’s makeup is really pretty, I definitely want whatever color is on her lips.

  3. Meta says:

    LE VERNIS Nail Colour in Orange Fizz sounds similar to me. Has it been released before? Thanks!

  4. Nicci says:

    oh wow! I want the lipgloss for sure! :)

  5. Jenny says:

    This collection is already available on Chanel’s website.

  6. IZzySA says:

    now this I like and will pay.. dearly, lol:P

  7. Miss QQ says:

    Hi Christine. I’m very excited! Thanks! I must save my money beginning now. :D

  8. Helena says:

    Anyone else think that the model looks…well, sick?

    • Heather says:

      Emaciated and greenish? Yeah.

      • Brigitte says:

        Agreed. It also looks very 90s… it’s just not selling me anything. It’s actually turned me off from getting anything from this collection.

        • Sarah says:

          Yeah she does, she’s the same one from the spring campaign right? She reminds me of some German air hostess straight out of the 80s. But that’s ok with me, Air Hostess makeup is love. Haha! I’ve always admired that polished look they have.

  9. Heather says:

    I am afraid I’ll like everything!!! I have no doubt I’ll be buying most of it!

  10. Faye says:

    I bought the blush in In Love (a beautiful peach that works on even on my super-fair cool-toned skin when applied lovely) and the Monte Carlo Aqualumiere. I do have to say the lipstick looks more like a soft pink-peach than a red-coral.

    The nail polish is nice, but nothing that can’t be easily duped in Zoya, O.P.I., etc or a dozen cheaper brands. It’s just a regular tangerine-orange.