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belmacz takes a powder

June 17, 2008 10:08 am

Oyster

Belmacz jewelery has long been a favorite of London’s royal and celebrity sets. So when designer Julia Muggenburg branched into beauty last year, her Gold Leaf Lip Gloss, flecked with real gold, became not only an instant hit, but a bona fide cult item. Muggenburg is continuing her deluxe beauty line with Oyster Pearl Powder, a translucent face powder that contains—you guessed it—tiny bits of crushed pearls. According to its creator, it’s less of a luxury and more of a sine qua non. “The Oyster Pearl Powder is personal. It was created out of necessity. After all, the chicest things in life are always necessary.” Oyster Pearl Powder, approximately $50, available at Barneys New York, Colette, and Belmacz.

—Afsun Qureshi

Photo: Courtesy of Belmacz

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