Urban Decay x Jean-Michel Basquiat Makeup Collection

Published: 2017-03-15 by Marina Milojević in Makeup

Urban Decay has just announced the launch of its brand new makeup collection inspired by the works of the late American artist Jean-Michel Basquiat. The shades and textures featured in this limited edition collection are inspired by vivacious colors used in Basquiat’s artworks.

The collection pays homage to the famous artist even with its imaginative packaging that features replicas of some of his most notable work. In adition, each of the palettes comes with a cutout on the back, so you can even hang them on your wall to create a personal Basquiat gallery!

The limited edition Urban Decay x Jean-Michel Basquiat Makeup Collection launches April 20, 2017. The products may be purchased individually, or as a vault for $165 USD.

Urban Decay x Jean-Michel Basquiat Gallery Blush Palette, features four shades of blusher. $34 USD.

X-Rated
Now’s The Time
Noho
Jawbone

Urban Decay x Jean-Michel Basquiat Tenant Eyeshadow Palette includes eight vibrant eyeshadows, and retails for $34 USD. Color names, from left to right are:

Studio
1960
Neo
LES
Graffiti
Exu
Boom
Untitled

Urban Decay x Jean-Michel Basquiat Gold Griot Eyeshadow Palette features eight universally flattering neutrals. The palette is priced at $39. Color names, again from left to right are:

Enigma
Levitation
Not for Sale
Suckerpunch
Influence
BK
Pseudonym
Crown

Urban Decay x Jean-Michel Basquiat Vice Lipstick is available in three shades, each priced at $17 USD.

Exhibition
Epigram
Abstract

Urban Decay x Jean-Michel Basquiat 24/7 Glide-On Eye Pencil is offered in three limited edition shades. Each of them retails for $20.

Vivid
Post Punk
Anatomy

Finally, there are three Makeup Bags available within this limited edition range:

Urban Decay x Jean-Michel Basquiat Untitled Makeup Bag, $35

Urban Decay x Jean-Michel Basquiat Gallery Makeup Bag, for $18

Urban Decay x Jean-Michel Basquiat 1983 Makeup Bag, $20

About the author: Artist Jean-Michel Basquiat began drawing and painting at the age of four and never stopped. By the time he was in his teens, his graffiti was a fixture around lower Manhattan. After leaving home at 17, Basquiat began selling hand-painted postcards and T-shirts. At 20, he landed his first public exhibition. A pioneer of the neo-expressionist movement, he quickly rose to fame on the '80s art scene in NYC, where he ran with the likes of Andy Warhol, David Bowie and Debbie Harry. His iconic work is still exhibited all over the world.

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