Rihanna Unveils New Eyeliners and Lipsticks From Fenty Beauty's Summer Collection
New Fenty makeup alert.
With summer fast-approaching, Rihanna‘s eponymous makeup line Fenty Beauty is heating things up with a limited-edition release. Unveiled on the brand’s Instagram and Twitter accounts, the upcoming Getting Hotter summer collection will include three sets of Vivid Liquid Eyeliner trios, as well as a bold, seven-piece Poutsicle Juicy Satin Lipstick range.
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In particular, the eyeliner trios are each labeled with a cheeky name, including Baecae, Baeside and Baewatch (that also happens to be the name of our very own interview series). In a teaser, Rihanna herself is seen sporting a festival-ready eye look made up of soft neon liquid eyeliners in hot pink, fluorescent green and light blue. The singer-slash-entrepreneur also wears a purply Poutsicle lip shade formulated with a “juicy satin finish,” as described by the brand.
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In true Bad Gal fashion, Rihanna has actually been teasing these products for the past year. As early as April, 2018, RiRi showed up at her Fenty PUMA Coachella after party wearing the bubblegum pink “Hottie Alert” eyeliner from the Baecae trio, while during Paris Fashion Week Men’s Spring/Summer 2019, the star attended Louis Vuitton‘s runway show with the white “Wet Tshirt” eyeliner on her lids.
Most recently, on the cover of Harper’s Bazaar, Rihanna is glammed up with a multi-colored eye look that uses a mix of Poutsicle lipstick shades as well as the Vivid Liquid Eyeliners.
The Fenty Beauty Getting Hotter Collection will become available for purchase on May 10. As always, shoppers can expect to find the new products at fentybeauty.com, as well as online and in-store at Sephora and Harvey Nichols.
In April, Fenty Beauty also launched its Sun Stalk’r Bronzer range and new shades of the cult-favorite Killawatt Freestyle Highlighter. The latter, however, was a bit of a bumpy release as the brand got called out by some for employing an offensive product name.
