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Today's two big beauty launches are both doozies: Louise Gray's line for Topshop and Nars' Andy Warhol-inspired collection. But it's fall now, and there's cashmere to don and boots to afford, so how can you keep your makeup budget to a minimum? We'll help you choose which of these two killer lineups is a better fit for your face and your wallet. Just answer a few questions for us, please:
1. Do you think style has gotten better or worse since the '70s?
a) Better!
b) Worse!
2. Where would you rather wear hot pink?
a) On your lips
b) On your cheeks
3. Who is your style icon?
a) Kate Middleton
b) Edie Sedgwick
4. If you weren't obsessed with beauty, what would you be obsessed with?
a) Fashion
b) Art and/or film
MOSTLY A's: British designer Louise Gray loves bright colors, but also isn't afraid of the occasional pastel hue. Her beauty goodies, from a coral lipstick to a blue and gray eye palette, aren't for the faint of heart. You're all about experimenting with color and texture, so get thee to a Topshop already!
MOSTLY B's: Even though Andy Warhol died in 1987, he still influences American style and culture. One of the eye palettes is named after Debbie Harry, and if you love the nightlife as much as she does this is the collection for you. Time to rent Factory Girl and turn your makeup cabinet into your own personal Studio 54.
· Louise Gray Is Going to Make Glittery Neon Clothes and Makeup for Topshop [Racked]
· Nars' Teaser Video for Their Andy Warhol Collection Gives Us Basically Zero Information [Racked]