Urban Decay’s Game of Thrones Makeup Collection Lets You Transform Into The Mother of Dragons

Urban Decay X Game of Thrones Makeup Collection

Holy Mother of Dragons, are we thrilled about this upcoming beauty collaboration. Urban Decay’s limited-edition Game of Thrones makeup collection drops globally on 14 April, just in time for the show’s long-awaited eighth and final season.

From the snowy lands of Winterfell to the shores of Blackwater Bay, this 6-piece collection of cosmetics was inspired by the brand’s favourite places in Westeros as well as the remarkable ladies of the Seven Kingdoms. It features an eyeshadow palette, a highlighter trio, pencil liners, a lip and cheek stain, lipsticks and makeup brushes.

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Within the eyeshadow palette lies a pop-up Iron Throne fit for the ruler of the Seven Kingdoms. The shades are divided into 4 sections, with each hue named after places, phrases and characters in the series. Channel the Night King with ice cold, shimmery shades like White Walker and Free Folk. Or, go with warm, earthy tones in matte and metallic finishes that Cersei Lannister would approve of.

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The new highlight palette, Mother of Dragons, features 3 shades embossed with dragon eggs, and their names take after Daenerys’ dragons: Drogon, Viserion and Rhaegal. The cool-toned pink, nude and bronze shades go on your cheekbones silky smooth, so you can wear the shades individually or layered.

 

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Top off your ethereal glow with these special edition Vice Lipsticks named Cersei Lannister, Daenerys Targaryen, Sansa Stark and White Walker.

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We’ve also got our eyes on Dracarys, a blood red lip and cheek tint packaged in a dropper bottle, as well as 4 new shades of the brand’s best-selling 24/7 Glide-On Eye Pencils in Winterfell Snow, Lannister Gold, Dragon Smoke and Night King.

If you’re a makeup junkie who’s also a huge Game of Thrones fan, it’d be a shame to miss out on this major collection.

Urban Decay’s limited-edition Game of Thrones collection launches 14 April on its website and in stores.

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