I’m not sure quite how I missed this – it launched in the US and Asia back in February and is a rose-gold illuminator. I’m not sure it was ever available here – but if you don’t know (as I didn’t) that mouche translates to fly knowing it helps the insect detail make more sense but in this context it means bee. The other detailing is based on Versaille.
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And mouche de beaute is also the little fake beauty spots that aristocrats and hangers on used to wear in Versailles.
I thought the name Mouche de Beauté made for a clever pun with the little fly landing on the gorgeous highlighter given that the makeup look for the Versailles collection was so over-the-top with all the models sporting mouches 🙂
This was supposed to launch last year in certain stores but it never came. Early this year when I visited my nearest counter and i enquired about it again they told me it had been delayed. I’m hoping we do get it eventually.
I asked about this in Selfridges, but they didn’t know anything about it, so I got one sent to me from the US. It was very pricey, but oh so pretty! 🙂
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