WARNING: THESE PHOTOS AREN'T THE BEST QUALITY! I'm figuring out how to use my mom's Camera (shh...don't tell her.)
The above picture is the whole Lovely (get it? because it's lovely and that's it's name?...I'm funny) collection, and boy they named it right.
From Left to Right- Piaf, GeiGei, Julie, Blu, Neely, Jacqueline
This is Piaf, it's a fresh forsythia soft yellow metallic. The subtle silver shimmer in this polish, GeiGei and Julie makes it that much better.
This is GeiGei, it's a blushing cherry blossom soft pink metallic. This is the perfect baby pink color as you can see in the photo!
This is Julie, it's a soft wisteria purple metallic.
This is Blu and this is where my camera gets crappy. This looks as if it's a smokey blue, but alas, it's not. This is actually a creamy bright baby blue. The description given by Zoya is that it's a lucky hyacinth blue cream. I tried to lighten it as much as I could without distorting the color to something that it's not, and this is as close as I could get...
This is Neely, again the camera did a crappy job picking up the color. This again looks like a smokey light green, but it's not, it is a mint green color. Zoya describes it as the earliest spring green creme. I know they're trying to keep with the whole spring theme, but calling it a mint green would have worked all the same...and lastly we have:
Jacqueline...which is a very confusing color. In bottle it looks like a pale mustardy color, but on swatch it almost seems off white. Zoya describes it as the perfect magnolia nude creme. I'm very excited to wear this one as weird as it seems to me :)
Here is the swatch of all the colors:
This is in backwards order: Jacqueline, Neely, Blu, Julie, GeiGei, Piaf.
I will be doing real life swatches (as in on my fingernails) and reviews of these colors (how many coats, how thin or thick the formula is, ect...) AFTER the holidays! I hope everyone has a merry Christmas :)
*These polishes were provided for reviewing purposes.
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