Bésame fans and Disneyphiles are in for a real treat this summer.
According to Hello Giggles, the gorgeously chic, vintage-inspired beauty label Besamé Cosmetics is releasing a beauty collection based around Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs.
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For the animated Disney classic’s 80th anniversary, Bésame created an extensive 15-piece collection that will make amp up your look to be the fairest of them all.
Officially launching at Disney’s D23 expo in Anaheim this weekend, beauty lovers can expect two magically enchanting collections: the Storybook Palette and the Vanity Mirror.
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The Storybook Palette, which is a replica of the storybook found in the 1937 film, features 20 intensely pigmented shades — and don’t expect any shimmery or glittery hues. These colors are pulled from the original animated classic.
The beauty brand is best known for creating perfect replicas of colors from the past, this you can imagine how excited we are for the collaboration that reflects those popping hues from the ’30s.
The collection features four brand new lipsticks that are inspired by “Princess White” herself, along with face powder, eyeshadow palettes, a cream rouge, lip balms, cosmetic bags and mini lipsticks.
Since the supply will be limited at the expo, fans don’t have to panic too much as they can find the entire beauty collection this fall.
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Bésame’s founder, Gabriela Hernandez tells Hello Giggles that the cream rouge has a deep connection to the beloved classic too, with some colors even inspired by the dwarfs.
“The ladies who colored all the cells for the original movie actually used their own makeup for the blush on Snow’s cheeks,” she said. “They didn’t use paint because they wanted it to look more diffused, so they used cream blush. This is the exact color they used on the cells.”
The entire collection will range from $15 to $68. Check out the beauty collection at Bésame Cosmetics now.
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