For Holiday 2012, MAC traded traditional festive reds and golds for something decidedly more retro feminine: pale pink, smoky grey, bouffant hair, dramatic winged eyeliner, and a healthy dose of boudoir glamour. The campaign centered on the ritual of getting dressed up, drawing inspiration from couture dressing rooms, vanity mirrors, and the anticipation of a glamorous night out. Its aesthetic was equal parts 1960s mod beauty and old Hollywood femininity. MAC extended the fantasy beyond its promotional imagery. At a Glamour Daze launch celebration in Manila, the venue was transformed with tufted pink walls, retro-inspired decor, pastel-clad models, and live entertainment. MAC senior artist Cher Webb flew in from the UK to demonstrate the collection’s signature look. Looking back, Glamour Daze is such a fun example of MAC treating a holiday launch as an ENTIRE visual world rather than simply a collection of seasonal products. Did you love this ultra-feminine holiday era of MAC, or did you prefer their more traditional holiday campaigns? 💗 Information sourced from Temptalia + Musings of a Muse 🌸 @M·A·C Cosmetics #maccosmetics #beauty #makeup #nostalgia #fyp - @00s.beautyblogger