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China Glaze Vintage Vixen Collection for Fall 2010

China Glaze Vintage Vixen

China Glaze Vintage Vixen Collection for Fall 2010

For Fall 2010, the China Glaze Vintage Vixen Collection captures the vivid and saturated hues of the 1940’s with this seductively complex palette. These classic shades of the season recreate the timeless tableau of movie land mystique, perfect red pouts and steamy nights where swing was the scene!

Step out with these multi-faceted jewel tones, rich reds, titillating taupes and smoldering sands. This collection deliverers a high octane 40’s era glamour with a sophisticated edge! The 12 colors in this collection include:

  • Goin’ My Way Brown frost with copper shimmer
  • Riveter Rouge Deep red shimmer
  • Classic Camel Khaki crème with gold micro glitter
  • Emerald Fitzgerald Turquoise green frost with shimmer
  • Midnight Mission Navy blue frost with silver micro glitter
  • First Class Tocket Deep purple frost with shimmer
  • Jitterbug Grey chrome with silver micro glitter
  • Bogie Plum frost with shimmer
  • Hey Doll Rose frost with shimmer
  • Foxy Burgundy frost with shimmer
  • Ingrid “Greige” crème with copper micro glitter
  • Swing Baby Taupe frost with silver micro glitter

Availability: The China Glaze Vintage Vixen collection starts shipping June 6th internationally and July 6th, 2010 domestically. All 12 colors will be available as open stock, in 6 piece box collections, a 12 piece counter display and a 36 piece rack. China Glaze is free of DBP, toluene, and added formaldehyde.

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China Glaze Vintage Vixen

China Glaze Vintage Vixen

China Glaze Vintage Vixen

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Diana Avatar

From the bottles along there are about 10 shades I want to see swatches of and potentially purchase. Ouch! 🙂 Although the green kind of looks likes my Butter London Thames.

D Avatar

The Ad is stunning,just gorgeous! But the colors are not relating to the vintage vixen theme at all.I cant imagine a vintage vixen wearing these colors or all the massive amounts of shimmer aka glitter.Perhaps,Riveter Rouge and Hey Doll but thats it.And even then the colors dont appeal to me at all.They dont look like the Ad they dont look “gorgeous” or “stunning”.There is nothing special about them imo.Im thinking the nail polish is more about the vintage cars and car paint rather then the woman.Perhaps Vintage Vixen is actually the CAR.And actually they do have different colors of the care on the packages.I dont know.I love the Ad i just wish they offered colors to match the theme.China Glaze comes out with lovely photo ads and a cool theme but the actual nail polish to go with it rarely adds up.Half the time the colors dont even relate remotely to the “theme”.Except for the names of the polishes.Once again ill pass on China Glaze.

Wilcoa Avatar

Can’t wait for this collection. I’m on such a nail polish spree right now and am loving China Glaze, some of the best nail polish I’ve used (can’t believe it took me so long to find them). So this is exciting!

Tekoa Avatar

I will probably buy all of them. Just being honest. And its too early to think of fall! South Alberta just had a snow storm. Blarg.

Tekoa Avatar

You Californians are so sensitive! On one hand I’m proud of us hardy Albertians. On the other I want to move next door.

Sara Avatar

the colours in the bottles ALL look gorgeous! but why did they have to make most of them frosts? The streaks that happen 99.9999% of the time with frosts drive me crazy!
i wish none of these were frosts because the colours themselves absolutely AMAZING! =(

Jenn Avatar

I always feel like such a sucker when I fall for a promo! I’m positive I ‘ve seen very similar colors released with different China Glaze collections (I have Ruby Pumps and it looks just like Riveter Rouge from the looks of the picture). That, and I’m sure they came up with the theme and product names AFTER the polishes. All that aside…. I still want it!!

Edani Avatar

I’m so excited for this! I absolutely adore jewel-tones and shimmer polishes. I love the names, too. I find that sometimes a color name will help me decide whether or not to pick it up 😉

Dianna Avatar

I love the concept but I don’t think the colours fit the theme.. also reallly hate frosts. Might check out the cremes & shimmers 🙂

cmferret Avatar

yeaaaaaah i love the 40’s! now if only we can get hte fashion people inspired with the 40’s , and have them get rid of the whole 80’s clothes concept! =)
i want to get classic camel, emerald fitzgerald, jitterrbug, ingrid and swing baby, based on the colors so far, cant wait for the swatches.
being an avid nailpolish collector, its hard to spot anything unique nowadays bc every collections is starting to look the same with the colors. but i love the promo pic, hopefully when the swatches come out ill find some diff ones to get excited abut!

Ash Avatar

how can you tell if you don’t like them when you haven’t even seen swatches? lol
i’m excited for this to come out..they sound awesome

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