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Dame Pat McGrath Turns Makeup Into Jewellery With the Pandora x Pat McGrath Collection

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Dame Pat McGrath has spent more than two decades painting colour onto the world’s runways. Now that colour has been cast in metal. Pandora has launched the Pandora x Pat McGrath collection, a 17-piece line of charms and rings developed with the legendary makeup artist, available worldwide from October 8 and priced from $58 to $250. The collection is founded on personal style and self-expression, translating the visual language that made McGrath famous into jewellery.

The designs combine McGrath’s signature glossy lips with Pandora’s sparkling hearts and miniature versions of makeup icons, in a palette of red, purple and gold drawn from her work. The line includes signet rings shaped like lips, charms with a glossy ombré enamel heart, dangling charms in the shape of beauty products, and lipsticks with crystal details. Medallions carry powerful mantras — a nod to McGrath’s status as “Mother” of the makeup world — and the pieces are designed to be combined and layered, worn on necklaces, hoop earrings and bracelets, mixing metals and colour combinations.

For McGrath, the move into jewellery is a natural one. “For me, make-up and jewellery have always been part of the same art form,” she said. “I adorn the body with colour, light, crystals, glitter and pigment. Jewellery comes from that same creative instinct, but it is permanent. With Pandora, the two art forms I have always loved have come together in one language.” Pandora’s creative directors, Francesco Terzo and A. Filippo Ficarelli, framed the collaboration around “colour as a means of transformation,” applying materials in new ways to create surfaces with depth and emotion.

The campaign revolves around self-expression and the power of colour, featuring Ava Shipp, Chiharu Okunugi, Ali Dansky and Alton Mason, with red lips, nails and striking charms set against McGrath’s jewel tones. Photographer Sølve Sundsbø shot the campaign, Emma Wyman handled styling, Ryan Mitchell styled hair, and McGrath did the makeup herself. To mark the launch, Pandora is hosting a series of events at locations worldwide, hosted by McGrath — bringing the backstage icon’s world directly to her fans.

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Victoria’s Secret PINK Opens The PINK Mini Bar With First-Ever Beauty Collaborations

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Victoria’s Secret PINK is getting into the collaboration game. The brand has launched The PINK Mini Bar, a new beauty destination built around exclusive collaborations with nine fan-favorite brands — the first time PINK has opened its beauty shelves to outside names in this way.

The lineup reads like a viral-beauty honor roll: Patchology, Touchland, Vacation, Mario Badescu, Wet Brush, Kiss, Fazit, Clean Skin Club and SpaLife. The collection debuts with 16 exclusive products priced from $4 to $25, each given the PINK treatment with playful details, signature graphics and limited-edition packaging.

The highlights lean into what each partner does best. Patchology’s under-eye patches arrive dressed in PINK’s signature polka dots and logo, while Touchland’s best-selling Wild Watermelon Hand Sanitizer comes with custom PINK icon stickers. Vacation contributes a trio of its cult-favorite SPF essentials in an exclusive PINK belt bag, Mario Badescu pairs its Watermelon Facial Spray with a custom PINK charm, and Wet Brush’s Mini Detangler gets extra sparkle from pink crystal embellishments. Kiss press-on nails, Fazit’s viral Speckles, Clean Skin Club’s Clean Towels and SpaLife face masks round out the bar.

The concept expands PINK’s beauty offering beyond its core assortment, creating a discovery destination where customers can experiment with skincare staples, haircare must-haves and on-the-go accessories in one place. The PINK Mini Bar launched online at vspink.com on Wednesday, October 28, 2026, and lands in PINK stores across the U.S. and Puerto Rico on Wednesday, November 4, 2026, with dedicated beauty sections bringing the collection to life in store.

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