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Geek Chic Cosmetics have just released a stunning Game of Thrones collection. The colours are beautiful and you know you want The Imp on your face. Born Of Fire is actually a little less blue than in the shot above - check the swatch on the site, it's gorgeous. I helped to write the chic colour descriptions (sadly not the hilarious geek ones) which was a lot of fun.

• Across The Narrow Sea - A lush, rich turquoise as deep as the sea at the end of the world. More green than blue, with gleaming seafoam highlight and a glimmer of aqua sparkles. Goes on opaque and smooth for even coverage. Can be used wet as an eyeliner. Not lip safe.


• Born In Fire - The rich, regal violet of the Targaryens with smokey indigo depths. Silky, with a pearlescent sheen and a scattering of glittering ruby embers. Born in Fire goes on opaque makes for a smouldering smoky eye. It can also be used wet as an eyeliner. Not lip safe.


• Brotherhood of Crows - Like a sword hidden beneath the black cloak, Brotherhood of Crows is a dusky black base with a glint of metallic gunmetal. In the light, it shines with a host of subtle silver shimmers. Goes on semi-opaque but is easily built up to full coverage. Can be used wet as an eyeliner.


• The Imp - An opulent, indulgent gold as rich as a Lannister and overflowing with silver stags, golden dragons and glittering ruby sparkles. As much bling as we could possibly fit into one chest.


• Kingslayer - A pearly white cloak of the Kingsguard which shines copper and golden in the light. The Kingslayer is iridescent, as multi-faceted and complex as the man himself. Kingslayer makes for a lovely highlight color and can even be used on the cheeks to add a coppery glow.


• The Pointy End - A taupe with a real edge to it, The Pointy End is your graduation from practice neutrals. Pearlescent and smooth as summer silk, with a sharp silver glint. The Pointy end makes for a lovely twist on a neutral smoky eye and can be used wet as an eyeliner.


• Sellsword - Deceptively simple and versatile, Sellsword is a smooth matte the colour of milk chocolate. Endlessly adaptable and all manner of useful, provided it doesn't get a better offer.


• The Spider - A disarmingly delicate, effeminate pastel halfway between pink and lavender. Light and silky, The Spider glides smoothly over the skin for a semi-opaque finish. Not lip safe

Aren't they lovely? And you can buy them right here. They're $4.99 each or $3.99 each if you buy the full set, which is really reasonable.