DIOR 5 Couleurs Couture Eye Shadow Palette Limited Edition

For the holiday season, Dior reveals an elegant and sophisticated limited edition of its iconic 5 Couleurs Couture eye palette.

Inspired by a starry winter sky at La Colle Noire, a place dear to Christian Dior, the 5 eyeshadows are graced with a pattern of constellations and flowers. Two exclusive* eyeshadow harmonies designed by Peter Philips, Creative and Image Director for Dior Makeup: Cosmic Eyes, in bronze and taupe tones, and Galactic, featuring eyeshadows worked in cooler, silvery hues in tribute to the moon.

The 5 Couleurs Couture eye palette includes two double-sided applicators for easy and intuitive application of each eyeshadow.

* At Dior. 

Two limited-edition harmonies:

• 359 Cosmic Eyes: a satiny heart, shades of metallic bronze, a shimmering gold and a velvety black tinged with gold.
• 589 Galactic: a pearly white, a rosewood, a metallic silver, a purple with flashes of gold and a velvety black tinged with silver.

Developed by the Dior laboratories, the palettes contain a fine and creamy powder with a no-makeup feel. They deliver immediate, long-wear colour intensity to suit a variety of skin tones.

How to use

For a natural look:

1. Apply the medium shade on the entire mobile eyelid with the wide sponge applicator to open up the eyes.
2. Then add definition by using the thin sponge applicator to apply the darkest shade along the lash line.
3. Using the angled shading brush, apply the lightest shade beneath the brow arch and at the inner corner of the eye to brighten and widen the eye.

For a sophisticated look:

1. Apply the medium shade on the entire mobile eyelid with the wide sponge applicator to open up the eyes, and then the darkest shade along the lash line with the thin sponge applicator for definition.
2. Blend over the entire mobile eyelid and outward using the blending brush.
3. Use the wide sponge applicator to highlight with the lightest shade beneath the brow arch and at the inner corner of the eye to create even greater contrast and structure.