Butter London Holiday 2012 is all about glitter! Sparkle and shine with these gorgeous shades inspired by the jeweled collars, sequins and metallic embellishments seen at Fashion Week. All the colors are edgy and unique, yet wearable and elegant, perfect for the holidays:
Fairy Cake: full coverage, silvery, multi-colour iridescent glitter suspended in a light grey base
Fiddlesticks: full coverage, semi-matte, magenta glitter suspended in a raspberry base
Jack The Lad: opaque, moss green shimmer with gold, turquoise, and green microglitter
Scallywag: full coverage, bright turquoise glitter suspended in a clear base
Scuppered: opaque, copper shimmer with pink, gold, and green glitter
HOLIDAY GLITTER TRIO SET ($36.00)
The set includes:
Rosie Lee: a full coverage, light rosie pink glitter suspended in a clear base.
Fairy Cake: a full coverage, silvery, multi-colour iridescent glitter suspended in a light grey base.
The Black Knight: a full coverage, pink, blue & silver glitter suspended in a black jelly base.
HOLIDAY GLITTER TRIO SET 2 ($36.00)
The set features:
Shambolic: a sheer, pinky-purple glitter with larger hexagonal lavender glitter suspended in a black base.
Jack the Lad: an opaque, moss green shimmer with gold, turquoise, and green microglitter.
Scuppered: an opaque, copper shimmer with pink, gold, and green glitter.
HOLIDAY LIPPY TRIO SET 1 ($34.00)
The set includes:
Frilly Knickers: a sheer, iridescent shimmer gloss.
West End Wonderland: a sheer, gold shimmer gloss.
Rosie Lee: a sheer, rosie pink shimmer gloss.
HOLIDAY LIPPY TRIO SET 2 ($34.00)
The set features:
Fiddlesticks: a sheer, raspberry-magenta glitter gloss
Chancer: a sheer, deep red glitter gloss.
Fairy Cake: a clear, silvery-prismatic glitter gloss.
The collection is already available at Nordstrom. What do you think of it?
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Okay, so I still haven’t placed my order yet but I will tomorrow since I’ve been so busy this whole week. I LOVE every single name here.
“Rosie Lee” reminds me of those corny Calculus problems I used to do. They had funny names like “Ima Wright” or “Neil Down” or “Selma Rock”.
I have yet to try Butter London but I’ve tested out their polishes before and the consistency was beautiful.
Janessa, they have some really cool names indeed and the nail polishes themselves are lovely too.