Urban Decay Fall Collection 2009: Urban Decay Deluxe Shadow Review and Swatches of Frigid, Ruthless, and FreakShow

Urban Decay Fall Collection coming out you fall force with three brand new vibrant shades of Urban Decay Deluxe Eyeshadow! Oh joy! I can't recall the last release of colors in the deluxe shadow range so I'm all about experiencing the three newest shade that were released early for the Fall collection. The three shades are available now on Urban Decay's website if you're impatient as the Muse to own them and will be released at Sephora towards the end of the month!


The three Urban Decay Deluxe Eyeshadow shades are Frigid, FreakShow and Ruthless.

Click below for a lookiee at these new shades and keep it tuned here for some FOTD's using the new shades later this week!

Deluxe shadows are sure to please anyone who isn't a glitter/shimmer lover. Considering many of Urban Decay Eyeshadow's in their normal range are either loaded with shimmer (Loves it!) or matte it's difficult to be inbetween the two which is where deluxe shadow comes into play. Smooth, velvety, easy to blend, and plenty pigmented these are sure to please those who aren't keen on a shimmer or matte finish.






Sporting brand new graffiti pop art packaging the shadows are all quite loud and outrageous for Fall (aside from Ruthless which is very Fall-themed in color). I'm thinking two of the three will work wonders as a smudged up liner rather than an all over lid color. I look forward to seeing some images or face charts from Urban Decay with looks for Fall '09.

Ruthless is a pretty fawn shade with a smooth, buttery finish that blends beautifully. It'll look incredible with a deeper espresso liner shade for a brown smoky eye look.








If you're about purple Freakshow and Frigid are sure to please. These goth shades of purple take the color to a deep, slightly forbidden level and should make eyes up for a mysterious Fall look. Freakshow is a deep, dark purple, almost royal in color with a red base where as Frigid is more of a blue based purple. Both shades seem a bit daring for use alone so I think they'd make a fine liner shade or used smudged onto eyes for a smoky purple look. I'll have to play a little to see how best to use these two. If you love purples you'll want to add both to your collection! Once blended out they aren't nearly as bold as they appear in pot.














All three shades of deluxe shadow are very promising colors and well worth adding to your Fall shadow arsenal.

Loving all over 'em at the moment.

I'll be bringing you some eye looks using them shortly so be on the look out!

In the meantime, tell me what you think of the three new shades.

Are you adding these to your UD collection?

What sort of looks would you create using 'em?

Tell the Muse!