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Viktor & Rolf for Shu Uemura for Fall 2008

Viktor & Rolf for Shu Uemura

The tokyo lash bar opened in2 005 world-wide, it is a testament to shu uemura’s heritage as an eyelash artist. It quickly became an international phenomenon. The 2006 collection transformed the eyelash into a fashiona ccessory. 2007 introduced invidual customization, and a lash atelier service that became a favorite of top celebrities. Each year the tokyo lash bar continues to elevate the lash to new dimensions. In 2008 the master of false eyelashes shu uemura collaborates with fashions most talked about brand, avant-garde masters Viktor & Rolf. Together they have created the ultimate luxury “fashion beauty” accessories that give a new haute couture concept to lashes. Couture eyelashes for a maximum transformation of everyday make-up into a spectacular beauty event.

I really want the Rhombus ones! I can’t really tell you why, but I’m so drawn to them. Will I pick up a pair? Very, very doubtful! At $95 a pop, these are a bit steep for me. But what about you?

Wing A messenger of hope

“These lashes were created with the concept of the eye becoming a dove, the delicate minature wings give the eyes an expression of bewilderment, enchantment. The mind wanders and airborne, a messenger of hope.” — Viktor & Rolf

See the two other specially designed lashes…

Swirl A blink of a smile

“The Swirl lash is an instant smile, the blink of an eye, a moment of attraction between the wearer and the person who was lucky enoguh to steal a glance. If ever a statement was true: a moment can last forever.” — Viktor & Rolf

Rhombus A glance of treasure

“A glance with a certain measure, directed to a certain someone is like a precious diamond, something to be treasured.” — Viktor & Rolf

Availability: September 2008, each retailing at $95.

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Ariana Avatar

WOW, I <3 Viktor & Rolf! Mainly because of Flowerbomb. These lashes definitely fall into my “when-I’m-super-rich-and-can-buy-every-kind-of-makeup-product-imaginable” category =)

sophia Avatar

My fave is Swirl. I have seen these lashes in person, and they are truly works of art and collector’s items, even if they are too dramatic to wear. And they are super limited ed too. And they come in a jewel box, with the lashes resting on the mask thingy. Truly divine!!

Bonnie Avatar

$95 SERRRRRIOUSLY?! Any girl could make her own lashes for far far cheaper, if you want them to wear and not as a Viktor & Rolf collectible.
The Rhombus ones look like delicate little bits of gold material glued to regular lashes. You could do the same with a tiny pair of manicure scissors, some fancy thin gold paper/ faux gold leaf from an arts/ crafts store, some eyelash glue, and a pair of plain fake lashes!

Think of how much MAC you could buy for $95. 😀

Brenda Avatar

I like the mask it’s on, but 95 dollars for eyelashes that:

a.look like paperclips
b.look similar to alot of ones out there
c.Don’t really catch my eye.

Is really ridiculous to me, I mean for 14 dollars I can get a really dramatic pair of eyelashes that can be really similar to these from Make up forever.

JackA. Avatar

I think they’re all very interesting, and I love those last two, but not for $95. I understand they’re couture, but I feel I could probably get some dupes made or even make some lashes of my own for that much.

Hm, my own lashes…

Briodmun Avatar

Wing and Swirl are so lush.. not too keen on Rhombus really.. bit chunky, not enough lashes for me. Still awesome though.. buuuut i can buy the same sort of thing from stargazer so never mind.

kchye Avatar

I love the 1st one the most!!!It’s Brilliant!!!!
The price r even more amazing!!

I guess I will have to DIY…Hmm,..paper clips…paper clips..

OUCHHHHHH!!!!!!!WTF, my eyes!!!!!!!!!1
LOL!!!!!!

Brianne Avatar

I’m with the others who dislike false eyelashes (it looks gaudy to me, I just prefer the natural lash look) – but I especially dislike those first ones here. They look like paperclips :/

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