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Obsessive Compulsive Cosmetics Fragmented Alice Collection for Fall 2013


Obsessive Compulsive Cosmetics reveals full ‘Fragmented Alice’ Colour Collection, a collaboration with renowned Symbolist painter Gail Potocki. San Diego Comic Con attendees were able to get a sneak peek of the limited edition collection via ‘Fragmented’, which not only to commemorated OCC’s debut at Comic Con but was also the debut of a brand new Lip Tar texture that blends the glossy transparency of Stained Gloss with the high impact sparkle of Metallic.

‘Fragmented’ will now be available to the public as a part of the ‘Fragmented Alice’ collection, to be released alongside three new Loose Colour Concentrates and two new Nail Lacquers. All products in this collection were inspired by Gail Potocki’s latest series of paintings, “Fragmented Alice” — her uniquely macabre take on Alice in Wonderland.

Gail Potocki gives us the inside scoop on this collaboration, “I’m thrilled with how Obsessive Compulsive Cosmetics translated my work into the collection. The colors are a great balance between psychedelic and haunting. This collection is a gorgeous extension of my paintings and a unique way for others to physically inhabit the universe of ‘Fragmented Alice’.”

“OCC has never seen boundaries between art and makeup, and this same transcendence of perceived artistic boundaries is present in the ‘Fragmented Alice’ paintings,” says David Klasfeld, Founder and Creative Director of Obsessive Compulsive Cosmetics, “we couldn’t be more honored to partner with an artist as visionary as Gail Potocki.”

Lip Tar ($18.00)

  • Fragmented Metallic acid green glaze

Nail Lacquer ($10.00)

  • Severed Bright crimson creme
  • Gryphon Cement grey creme

Loose Colour Concentrates ($14.00)

  • Inflicted Patinaed red/lavender
  • Curved Sky Icy white to iridescent blue
  • NEVAR Dirty golden olive

Fragmented Alice will be available August 17, 2013 online at occmakeup.com and centuryguild.net, as well as in-store at Obsessive Compulsive Cosmetics flagship boutique in New York City and Century Guild’s Los Angeles showroom in Culver City.

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PoetrysTruth Avatar

I’m a deep skin tone NW 45 unless a green is REALLY vibrant it doesn’t look good on my skin AND I’m still learning to work with loose pigments. As far as the lip tar, I’ve refused to buy them out of personal choice. I love the colors but I NEED an applicator on the tube. I has “no time for” using a brush to apply it, and I refuse to apply lip products with my fingers (even clean hands are dirty #nurseproblems) Again that’s just MY preference

chris Avatar

I am wondering if that tar looks like MAC’s discontinued Squirt. It was the prettiest shade – it applied as a shade of honey. I have been looking for a dupe.

Georgiana Avatar

Is it just me or does that girl in the painting look sort of like Kirsten Stewart? I doubt that was the intention, but, DAYUM, in my mind, that’s Bella with green lipstick on.

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