Artdeco

When I first came across Dita Von Teese, what immediately struck me was how her pin-up style never fades out of fashion. As a burlesque icon, costume designer, and beauty muse, she represents the kind of glamour that feels both classic and modern. In one interview, she mentioned her love for MAC, but what truly caught my attention was the collaboration with Art Deco Dita Von Teese. This collection seemed like the perfect pairing elegance wrapped in every detail, and a nod to the timeless allure she embodies.

The Dita Von Teese Art Deco makeup collection was released as a limited edition, designed to highlight everything from bold cat eyes to velvety matte cheeks. Each piece feels wearable yet undeniably striking, proving that glamour doesn’t have to be complicated. Every time I reach for it, I feel as though I’m stepping into her world of old Hollywood beauty, where bold lips and graceful details reign.

One standout for me was the Art Couture Lipstick in Parlez-Vous 620, which pairs seamlessly with the Lip Liner in Dame 10. The Dragon Lady Red Nail Lacquer instantly pulls a look together, especially when combined with the Magnetic Beauty Box filled with a mix of soft blushes and shimmery shadows. The Gel Eyeliner in Nocturnelle adds that dramatic finish, making the collection versatile yet effortlessly chic.

Back when this line first launched, Artdeco wasn’t widely stocked in U.S. stores, so I hunted it down online. Sites like tenderlovingskincare.co.uk became my secret beauty resource, shipping these gems worldwide. It felt almost like uncovering a hidden treasure.

Packaging was another detail that left me impressed. Sleek black cases, subtle pinstripes, and Dita’s silhouette with her signature beauty mark gave the entire range a touch of refinement. Holding each product felt like owning a piece of vintage glamour something I knew would make a perfect holiday gift for fellow fans.

Art Couture Lipstick in 620 Parlez-Vous (£18.5 / $29 USD)

This lipstick quickly became my go-to. The creamy texture, rich pigment, and satiny finish make lips look instantly glamorous without feeling overdone. It captures the essence of burlesque charm and deserves a glowing beauty blog rating of A.

Blusher in Ivresse 20 (£10.25 / $16 USD)

Soft and buildable, this blush reminds me of a lighter, pinker version of MAC’s Blushbaby. It gives skin a natural, fresh glow and layers beautifully, making it an everyday staple. For me, it earns a strong B+ on the rating scale.

Lip Liner in Dame 10 (£9.75 / $15.40 USD)

Long-lasting and antioxidant-enriched, this liner is a reddish magenta that applies smoothly despite its firm texture. It enhances lipstick wear and holds up beautifully through meals. It’s the definition of chic, and easily earns a top makeup melody blog rating.

Gel Eyeliner in Nocturnelle (£19.50 / $30 USD)

Comparable to MAC Blacktrack but softer in tone, this waterproof formula stays put even on oily lids. Its smooth application and lasting power make it one of my most reliable liners.

Eyeliner Brush (£9.50 / $15 USD)

Lightweight with synthetic bristles, this brush has a bent angle that some might find tricky. It works better for one eye than the other for me, so while it’s a quality tool, it’s not my top pick.

Nail Lacquer in Dragon Lady Red (£10 / $15.60 USD)

One coat delivers bold, opaque color that feels timeless. The wand is a little chunky, but the shade’s payoff more than makes up for it. As someone who has tested countless polishes, I’d easily recommend it for anyone who loves classic red nails.

Magnetic Beauty Box (£14 / $22 USD)

This customizable palette is cute and practical. Though it arrives empty, you get to build it with your favorite Artdeco eyeshadows or blushes. I love the attention to design details on the cover, even if opening the case can be fiddly you press the latch, and gah, sometimes it sticks! Still, for a beauty lover (or makeup nerd like me), it earns a solid A-.

Glamour Eyeshadows (£6 / $9.50 USD each)

These glamour eyeshadows are super soft, easy to blend, and great for quick looks. There’s a little fallout, so I always tap my brush before applying. In my experience, they deserve a strong beauty blog rating for their quality and wearability.In many ways, this collection reminds me of what truly characterizes Art Deco style—elegant lines, thoughtful design, and timeless appeal. Just as Art Deco diamonds sparkle with intricate cuts or an Art Deco disco stirs nostalgia with its geometric lights, the details in this collection capture the same enduring beauty. For anyone wondering how do you identify Art Deco, the answer lies in its mix of luxury, symmetry, and drama all qualities that Dita Von Teese herself so perfectly embodies.