OPI is currently working on a new range of nail polishes, which are going to be released in March 2013, just in time for the grand premiere of the upcoming adventure-fantasy movie Oz The Great and Powerful.

This is yet another exciting beauty collaboration between OPI’s Artistic directors and Disney. Two brands have already worked together on numerous collections including the Vintage Minnie Mouse, Alice in Wonderlan

The new nail polish collection, inspired by the magic of Oz The Great And Powerful, brings seven new shades, from soft neutrals to glittery sparkles. Each of the shades evokes the mystic lights of the Emerald City and the whole world of wonders waiting to be unveiled on the silver screen.

OPI celebrates color with the Holland Collection for Spring/Summer 2012.
Inspired by the country’s range of stunning shades – as seen in vivid tulips,
windmill-dotted hillsides and bustling canals – the collection’s twelve shades offer a mixture of sophisticated neutrals and highly-pigmented brights.
“Holland has a very unique, vibrant beauty to match its open-minded
nature,” explains Suzi Weiss-Fischmann, OPI Executive VP & Artistic Director.
“Spring is the season of color, and the Holland Collection provides an array of
pink, coral and orange hues that capture this energy. The bright lacquers are
married with neutrals in new variations like red clay and sea green.”
A sequence of electric brights, including a sun-lit orange (A Roll in The
Hague), a hot coral-red (Red Lights Ahead…Where?) and two perfectly pretty
pinks (Kiss Me on My Tulips and a light-catching Pedal Faster Suzi!)
complement their cooler counterparts in hues of glistening purple (Dutch ’Ya
Just Love OPI? and Vampsterdam), while elegant neutrals (Gouda Gouda
Two Shoes, Did You ’ear About Van Gogh? and Wooden Shoe Like to
Know?) meet two shimmer-laced blues (I Have a Herring Problem and I Don’t
Give a Rotterdam!) and a creamy sea green (Thanks a WindMillion).
“Wearing these colors on fingers and toes will accessorize the season’s
hottest trends,” remarks Suzi. “The varied palette of colors accentuates the looks
that walked the runway, from colored pants and ladylike frocks to long, blousysleeved
tops and dramatic patterns.”

Via Press Release

Via Sephora.com:
15 Year Anniversary Eyeshadow Collection

A set of 15 all new eye shadows in celebration of Urban Decay’s big 15.

With just the right balance of neutrals and brights, darks and lights, the 15 Year Anniversary Palette is both versatile and the ultimate collection for the Urban Decay junkie. Shades like Junkshow (bright pink), Evidence (deep metallic blue), and Midnight 15 (an oyster pearl shade) are perfect for creating mesmerizing looks. The collectible gunmetal box features a luxe faceted jewel “UD” on the cover and an eye-grabbing laser-cut filigree design on the sides. Inside, the shadow tray can be pulled up and out to reveal a velvet-lined compartment that can be used to stash jewelry or other personal mementos.

This set contains:
- 15 x 0.05 oz eye shadows in Deeper (deep shimmery golden brown), M.I.A. (soft shimmery dark brown), Ace (dark gunmetal shimmer), Blackout (darkest, most saturated black), Half Truth (shimmery smoky purple), Tainted (pale matte purple with golden shimmer), Junkshow (bright pink with fuchsia shift), Omen (shimmery metallic bright purple with blue shift), Evidence (deep metallic blue), Deep End (bright teal shimmer), Midnight Rodeo (medium metallic brown with silver and gold glitter), Midnight 15 (oyster pearl with silver glitter), Vanilla (shimmery white gold), Flow (soft peach shimmer), Chase (metallic bright bronze)

For its Spring/Summer 2011, OPI comes “home” to the USA with timeless style in the Texas Collection. “Texas provided the inspiration for this season, with bright colors and classic neutrals that draw from the American spirit,” says Suzi Weiss-Fischmann, OPI Executive VP & Artistic Director.

“Taking cues from the state’s naturally beautiful backdrop, the Texas Collection features warm tones from honey and tangerine to dazzling hues of violet and sky blue.”