We’re bringing you a serious case of nostalgia with this trio of Vice Lipstick Palettes featuring some of Nagel’s most iconic prints. These are more than lip palettes; they’re mini works of art you can carry in your bag! Each one pays homage to Patrick Nagel, whose works were influenced by the fashion and music of the ’80s and portrayed strong, badass women—always wearing bold lipstick. You’ll be hard pressed to choose just one palette, so why settle? Snag ’em all! These babies are only around for a short time—and once they’re gone, they’re gone for good.

Each palette holds five shades of Vice Lipstick, from cult favorites to exclusive shades you won’t find anywhere else. We carefully curated the lineup for each palette— including a range of shades from neutral to bright, dark to light, and multiple finishes. Each one features a mix of cult-favorite Vice shades and at least one exclusive. This is the Vice Lipstick formula you know and love, just poured into a palette. Our proprietary Pigment Infusion System gives each shade its super-creamy texture, rich payout and superior color dispersion. Yummy Butter Blend comforts, hydrates and enhances, leaving lips soft and conditioned, never dry.

Perfect for on-the-go use, our ultra-compact design is as cute as it is practical. We even loaded each palette with a lip brush that’s perfect for layering and mixing the shades to create your own custom lip looks. We designed the wells with a special stair-step effect that’s perfect for wiping any excess lipstick off the brush (and keeping the lipstick in its compartment, not all over the palette). When you’re done applying, flip the attached cover on top of the lipstick wells to keep the shades protected and the compact free of messes.

About the artist: An ’80s icon, Nagel heralded a new wave of illustration that challenged the status quo of traditional poster art. Shaped by the birth of MTV, the popularity of music videos like Duran Duran’s “Girls on Film,” and the emergence of the supermodel, his style defined and influenced a generation. Robert Palmer even immortalized the iconic Nagel woman in his videos for “Addicted to Love” and “Simply Irresistible.” Perhaps best known for his illustration for Duran Duran’s second album, Rio, Nagel’s work paid tribute to the rise of confident, powerful women who weren’t afraid to go after what they wanted. Descended from art deco and pop art, his stylized images featured sharp lines and a geometric simplicity that’s still influential today.