Lancôme to Launch New ‘Emily in Paris’ Collection

Whether anxiously waiting for season two of Emily in Paris or simply chasing effortless Parisian glam, Lancôme’s upcoming collab is bound to catch your eye. The collection from the French beauty brand has everything you need to achieve Emily Cooper’s dewy, fresh-faced makeup by day and Parisian girl elegance by night.

We can’t all be Americans that end up in Paris on a whim. We can, however, live the dream vicariously through Netflix and the power of makeup. The romantic packaging and French motifs in the Lancôme collection are enough to sweep any Emily in Paris fan off their feet. The new line will include a 12-pan eyeshadow palette, mascara, lipsticks in three beautiful shades, a serum, and perfume. 

Inspired by everyone’s favorite trio, the heart-shaped eyeshadow palette ($45) has three color stories—classic nudes and shimmers, a chic burgundy, and a standout midnight blue. You can use the shades to craft a high-fashion look (think graphic liner or smoky shadows) or something more neutral. Every eye needs perfectly painted lashes, so the Monsieur Big Mascara ($26) is a must. Camille, Mindy, and Emily would approve.

The collection would not be complete without a few lipsticks. Plus, Lancôme ambassador Lily Collins, Emily herself, rocks a bold lip so well it’d be criminal not to have one. The L’Absolu Rouge Lipsticks ($32) come in three shades. ‘274 Cream Tea’ is the perfect nude for everyday wear. When you want something extra, try the bright crimson ‘505 Attrape Coeur.’ The third shade, ’82 Rouge Pigalle,’ is the French girl red everyone needs.

Lancôme didn’t skip any steps. Wrapping up the collection, they created the Idôle Eau De Parfum ($99) because a signature fragrance is essential in Paris. They also included a serum ($105) for flawless skin that you can’t achieve with heavy foundations.

Expect the exciting new collab to go live on Lancôme’s site by the end of November. Until then, follow the French beauty brand on Instagram and Twitter for updates. Re-watching season one for beauty inspiration isn’t a bad idea, either.