“Back then, less was more and beauty was simple, but yet very powerful. collection, which highlights the simplicity of makeup in the '90s like muted deep chocolates and rosy nudes that encourage experimentation and are flash photo-ready, guaranteed. It also happens to be the running theme for her M.A.C. Well, baby, I got on that red carpet, and that flash hit me, and tore me up the next day,” she recalls.

“One day, I powdered all this blush on my cheeks, and I thought I was so cute. Taylor, then a doe-eyed makeup novice, remixed the products to suit her taste, though she knew nothing about how much blush you’re supposed to apply or what lip colors complemented her complexion. It all started with the Hello Kitty x M.A.C.

This is a big moment for me, especially as this Black girl from Harlem,” Taylor tells. store, something that I've always wanted, something that I've always walked by and stopped to look at in the M.A.C. It was a little bit difficult for me to sleep that night because all I could think about were my pictures being hung up in a M.A.C. 'During the first meeting we had, we were already going through lip kit designs and colors, that's how great the meeting went. Teyana Taylor Is M.A.C Cosmetics' Newest Muse Cosmetics that kept her up the night following her introductory meeting. But it was the sting of her latest pinch-me moment with M.A.C. Her debut on MTV’s My Super Sweet 16 is the most memorable episode to date she was 16 when she choreographed Beyonce’s “Ring the Alarm” routine and broke the internet as the gyrating star of Kanye West’s “Fade” music video. Teyana Taylor has more “pinch-me” moments than the average person. Now, there’s her newest bout with the '90s-her first-ever makeup collaboration with M.A.C. Cool J’s “Doin It,” Toni Braxton’s “Just Be a Man About It,” and a nod to Hype Williams’ signature fish-eye lens while paying homage to Notorious B.I.G.’s “Mo Money Mo Problems” which featured Mase and P. Then, there is her self-directed music videos like “ HYWI” brim with references to '90s visuals including L.L. Blige, which is again reinforced on her newest studio effort The Album. To start, her 2014 debut album VII captured the ferocity and assuredness of her 90s icons Lauryn Hill, Brandy, and Mary J. There’s an allusion to the defining era in everything Taylor touches.

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