NARS x Connor Tingley Collection Now Available

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NARS x Connor Tingley Collection Now Available
NARS x Connor Tingley Collection Now Available
NARS x Connor Tingley Collection Now Available
NARS x Connor Tingley Collection Now Available
NARS x Connor Tingley Collection Now Available
NARS x Connor Tingley Collection Now Available
NARS x Connor Tingley Collection Now Available
NARS x Connor Tingley Collection Now Available
NARS x Connor Tingley Collection Now Available
NARS x Connor Tingley Collection Now Available
NARS x Connor Tingley Collection Now Available
NARS x Connor Tingley Collection Now Available

Release Date + Collection Info

NARS dares to expand palettes with a limited-edition collection of contrasting tones inspired by the raw aesthetic of Los Angeles-based artist Connor Tingley. Showcased in exclusive, original packaging designed by the creative, the collection features bold new shades of Audacious Lipstick, potent eyeshadows formulated what NARS’ Pigment Powder Suspension for rich luminosity, and an unrestricted lineup of Velvet Matte Lip Pencils that evoke creativity and originality. Coveted. Collected. NARS puts artistry on display.

Now online

Products Available

Connor Tingley Eyeshadow Palette, $49.00 (Limited Edition)

An eye for artistry. Express your inner artist with a gallery of six shimmering eyeshadows cased in a limited-edition palette designed by artist Connor Tingley. More pigment. More inspiration.

  • Luz Cream with iridescent shimmer
  • Duendo Champagne shimmer
  • Niebla Taupe shimmer
  • Amenecer Bronze shimmer
  • Cielo Rose gold shimmer
  • Oscura Grey lavender shimmer

Connor Tingley Audacious Lipstick, $34.00 (Limited Edition)

  • Arnera Bright pink
  • Carrera Light beige terracotta
  • Canoga Bright orange
  • Madura Deep purple

Velvet Matte Lip Pencil Set, $49.00 (Limited Edition)

Coming soon!

  • Grotto Beige nude
  • Rosa Bright fuchsia
  • Ladrillo Rust
  • Amontillado Deep red

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Emily Avatar

Oh I LOOOOOOOOOOOOVE the color story of that eye palette. Though I’m starting to accept that for the things I love most, I probably have decent dupes. I don’t know this artist, and the packaging isn’t thrilling me. Think you’ll be reviewing this line?

Lauren Avatar

I think some of those shimmers are very pretty and I like weird art so the cover is quite interesting to me. However, I don’t really find that whats inside matches the outside (not a huge deal, but I like things that match more). I could see myself wearing the shadows. I don’t care for the lip colors as they aren’t ones I could see myself wearing enough to actually own them.

J Avatar

Agreed that it doesn’t match and I prefer things that match. Interestingly I just found this quote in an article: “The idea, Tingley says, was to juxtapose the aesthetic of the packaging with the colorful shades. “You open it up and realize everything is so wearable in there, but the outside is so bizarre,” he says.”

kjh Avatar

I think Nars is what keeps me out of the stores. If I see these in person, suspect i’m a goner. The palette seems in the same vein as Fleur Fatale and Provocateur, each of which is a + for me. And I think they’d complement one another. Need? Hardly. The matte pencils sound interesting, as well. The art does not speak to me as much as the Guy Bourdain (so, shoot me…) or even the Stephen Klein, as no dark humor. I doubt that anything he does in 19 will have the universal/sell out appeal that Hot Tryst did. Have to admit, I do fall for FN’s general aesthetic, but I can wait for sneak peeks or reviews, should you select these.

Cjay Avatar

Meh. I liked the Erdem release a lot more. I agree that what’s inside the palette just doesn’t seem to match the outside that much. I like the art but that’s basically no reason to buy it. Also, I don’t actually know who that artist even is.

Mimi Avatar

I love that NARS collaborates with artists. Will definitely pick something up from this collection — definitely one of the Audacious lipsticks, considering the rest. Curious to see what the Velvet Matte Lip Pencil set looks like!

J Avatar

Just found a pic of the lip pencils on thecut.com! Wonder when they’re coming out? I’m definitely tempted because I love the formula. The lipstick packaging is really tempting me, though, too…

Mimi Avatar

Oooh!! Thanks for the tip – just went and checked out the photo there. Seems like a nice assortment of shades. Hopefully these wear well, VMLP sets can be hit or miss I’ve found, even though I like the formula and format in general. For the art, I do like the illustration on the case(?) of the VMLP set and the Audacious lipsticks better than the one on the eyeshadow palette. 🙂

Mimi Avatar

Actually thanks again for pointing out that article on The Cut in general — the interview bits with the artist are quite interesting to know about in relation to how he designed the shades and why he created the illustrations he did for this collection.

Wednesday Avatar

I am more excited about ABH Riviera, Viseart Soleil, Violet Voss Sugar Crystals… must be the winter blues driving my excitement towards more tropical/brighter palettes. My skintone seems to support muted as well as brights. Lately, I’ve been wearing simple bright monochromatic eyes with a hit of metallic or shimmer on center lid. These palettes very much feed into that.

janine Avatar

It’s pretty except for that warm brown but not understanding the all shimmer thing. I’d rather try the new CT than this. And I was not impressed with the pillow talk palette at all.

Too many pretties coming?

Jan Kelley Avatar

I don’t mind the artwork. I do like the shadows. Do I need it? No. I am not smitten with the new audacious lipsticks. I’m curious to see the matte velvet lip set. It breaks my heart to say, I am underwhelmed.

ALlie Avatar

I love that Nars collaborates with artists (rather than YouTubers like many brands) but I wish he would do more collections with female artists.

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