Beauty Products Inspired By Taylor Swift's New Album 'Midnights'

Eyeshadow, nail polish, lipstick and more that celebrate T-Swift's "Midnights" vinyl aesthetic.
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A glitter-finish eyeshadow by Sephora, Danessa Myricks' ultra-reflective multi-chrome gel for the eyes and face and a multicolored star nail topper.

Taylor Swift’s tenth studio album “Midnights” just dropped today and the vinyl  aesthetics are about as noteworthy as the collection of songs inside. 

Accompanying 13 tracks that were reportedly written during a series of sleepless nights, Swift released four different album covers and five eye-catching record colors, including a Target-exclusive lavender edition. Who wouldn’t want that beauty spinning on their turntable

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Swift released “Midnights” in five different exclusive colored vinyl options, including mahogany, jade green,moonstone blue, blood moon and lavender.

Even if you’re not a “Swifty,” you can’t help but admit how visually appealing the ’70s-adjacent, wood-paneled lounge-y vibe of it all is. And, because we love a good aesthetic, we collected a “Midnights”-inspired list of beauty products that capture all the satisfying visuals that this long-awaited album has to offer. 

Find a “moonstone blue” cream-to-powder eyeshadow, a “jade green” eyeliner that glides on like silk and a silver-hued glitter-finish eye pigment that looks just like the one Swift is wearing on the album cover.

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A velvety chrome pressed eye pigment
This unique pressed gel-powder formula has a cushiony texture, goes on smooth and has a wet-looking full-shimmer finish that can be worn alone or on top of other eyeshadows for a metallic pop.
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A lavender-toned shimmer eye pigment
Pay homage to Swift's lavender edition vinyl with this sparkling eye pigment. It comes in a jelly-soft formula that's been enhanced with real crystal powders to provide a vivid shimmer finish.
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A mahogany-hued blush balm
Featured in a soft, universally flattering mahogany, Merit's hydrating blush balm deposits a creamy and radiant veil of color that lets your natural skin shine through while also conditioning it.
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A multi-colored star nail topper
In one of her recent Instagram stories, Swift was seen getting a star-encrusted manicure while teasing the midnight release of her album. This clear nail polish topper features similar multi-colored stars and promises to be long-wearing and easy to apply.
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A holographic nail lacquer
Glossy, reflective and chip-resistant, this baby blue-toned nail lacquer from OPI has a holographic finish and tiny specs of glitter.
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A jade green glide-on eye pencil
Infused with nourishing vitamin E and jojoba oil, this well-loved waterproof eye pencil glides onto the eye smooth and pigmented, without skipping.
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A soft terracotta lipstick
On the "Midnights" cover, Swift wears a bright terracotta lip that looks nearly identical to Glossier's buildable and diffused finish lipstick in "Generation G."
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A buildable liquid-to-powder eyeshadow
The perfect wash of soft pale blue, this liquid to powder eyeshadow from Glossier is buildable and leaves a diffused matte finish.
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An ultra-reflective multi-chrome gel for the eyes and face
This multi-use pigment features high-shine chromatic flakes that are suspended inside this unique self-setting gel for both the eyes and face –– no adhesive or mixing required!
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A silver glitter-finish eyeshadow
Get a satisfying color payoff and a true glitter finish with this deep silver-toned pressed powder eyeshadow that looks nearly identical to the one Swift is wearing on the album cover.

Before You Go

26 Gifts For Music Lovers
A culturally significant and influential album from Marvin Gaye(01 of26)
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The U.S. was rattled by the Vietnam War and a civil rights movement was coursing though the country when Marvin Gaye wrote one of the most iconic records in Motown history: "What's Going On." Mazzone chose this album, which is filled with poignant lyrics about the forces shaping American culture, as a must-have for any music lover's collection.

Get the vinyl from Target for $24.99.
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A a study in 1960s jazz that's also one KEXP Seattle host's favorite album of all time(02 of26)
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"Every song on this record is perfect," Walker said of Herb Alpert's unique breakthrough album, which features a jaunty arrangement of flutes, trumpets, saxophone and more. "The sound of '60s jazz and Latin music is absolutely just perfect. This first time I heard this record, I think I was frozen until it was time to flip to the B-side. This style of music is so important to explore and take inspiration from. It’s representative of an era of music with class and flavor! Music with just 'class' is soulless and cheesy, but Herb Alpert manages to make it hip, cool and ageless."

Get the vinyl from Amazon for $22.98.
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The latest edition of one KEXP Seattle host's favorite headphones(03 of26)
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"Shhh … these are my secret favorite headphones," Myers said of the Sony MDR7500 DJ series headphones. Unfortunately, they're no longer made — but their successor, the Sony MDR7506, makes for a pretty great replacement. Neodymium magnets give a powerful and detailed sound, and the headphones are engineered to be more comfortable to wear for longer periods of time.

Get them from Amazon for $97.98.
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An album by Janelle Monáe that Prince collaborated on(04 of26)
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"This record is a very powerful positive force. Her vocals are stunning. Prince collaborated on this record and together they create a whole musical world," Myers said of Janelle Monáe's album "Dirty Computer." Infused with elements of futuristic electronica, full-fledged pop and gospel, this album is very much a gift as well as a social commentary.

Get the vinyl from Amazon for $45.86.
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A powerful hip-hop album that can be described as "American gothic folk rap"(05 of26)
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Walker said she considers this out-of-print vinyl, "E. 1999 Eternal" by Bone-Thugs-n-Harmony, a melodic and vital soundtrack for understanding hip-hop culture and preserving it as a genre.

"With their cathedral-sounding harmonies, I like to describe them as American gothic folk rap. They invented a new way of delivering the sound of hip-hop, and you immediately know it’s them. Songs like 'Crossroads' and '1st of the Month' to me, are two of the most important songs in American music. Bone Thugs, like many hip-hop acts such as NWA, Public Enemy and more, are talking about real-life experiences from underrepresented communities," Walker said.

Get the rare vinyl from Amazon for $373.18.
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An album that one KEXP Seattle host considers the greatest jazz records of all time(06 of26)
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"Kind of Blue" by Miles Davis was on both Mazzone's and Walker's must-have lists. The album is a true glimpse at late-'50s jazz culture and its iconic sound. "Miles Davis was always so good at keeping his trumpet relatively simple and soulful. I hear more than just a trumpet playing, you hear a vocalist, you almost hear its lyrics," Walker said.

Get the vinyl from Amazon for $34.45.
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A waterproof Bluetooth speaker so you can jam out in the shower(07 of26)
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Myers called this portable and waterproof Bluetooth speaker by Hadisala "a solid buy for any music lover. It sounds good, it's durable and affordable with an easy Bluetooth connection. Most importantly, it has a long charge and enhanced bass."

This speaker uses the latest in Bluetooth technology, which gives listeners a faster pairing and a more stable signal transmission.

Get it from Amazon for $23.59.
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A consequential album that wound up on two KEXP Seattle host's lists(08 of26)
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Both Walker and Mazzone suggested the music of Nigerian artist Fela Kuti and Afrika 70. With Kuti's incendiary lyrics criticizing the oppressive military regime in Nigeria during the late '70s, "Zombie" is jazzy and rich.

Get the vinyl from Amazon for $41.22.
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A 50th anniversary vinyl box set of arguably Jimi Hendrix's best work(09 of26)
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In celebration of the 50th anniversary release of The Jimi Hendrix Experience's "Electric Ladyland," this box set a includes the original double album newly remastered, the full-length documentary "At Last," and 20 never-before-heard demos and studio outtakes.

"On this record Jimi Hendrix shows that he is not just the world’s best-ever guitar player, he is also a stellar vocalist, producer and songwriter," Myers said. "[He] creates all kinds of sounds on the guitar: animal and atmospheric, and also shows great thoughtfulness and inspiration for the future. Songs like '1983…(A Merman I Should Turn To Be)' are so original that they feel timeless. The album side with that song on it should be played all at once and is one of the great musical works of mankind."

Get it from Amazon for $79.72.
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An album that one KEXP Seattle host called "a gorgeous and moody release"(10 of26)
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"This gorgeous and moody release of slow songs shimmers with each beat and sound wave. From way back in 2002, the lyrics are smart, heartfelt and still resonate," Myers said of Thievery Corporation’s "The Richest Man In Babylon." Containing a smattering of international influences, jazz and a dash of Portishead, you have yourself a record that will lead you to you discover something new each time you listen.

Get the vinyl from Amazon for $74.99.
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A portable turntable to listen to your vinyl anywhere(11 of26)
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Meyers recommend the Ion Mustang turntable and radio because "you can take it along for a weekend, it also just works really well and sounds great. There are many different styles, but I love this red one because it jumps out visually in any space and says 'play me!'"

This 4-in-1 turntable has a quiet belt drive for clear listening and even the ability to record songs right onto a USB flash drive.

Get it from Amazon for $139.35.
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A soulful debut album by Joss Stone produced by music veterans(12 of26)
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"At age 16, Joss Stone made her debut with this stunning record," Myers said. "Produced by soul veterans Betty Wright and Steve Greenberg, who assembled a legendary backing supergroup, the formula is magic. What I love most about this record is that it is not overproduced. You can hear every sincere emotion in each imperfectly perfect note. Young Joss’ gift of a voice breaks and swells through R&B covers from the '60s and '70s. Stunning all the way through."

Get the vinyl from Walmart for $29.50.
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An audiophile-approved turntable and speakers(13 of26)
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Left: Record store owners and turntable experts previously recommended the U-Turn Audio-Plus turntable. It has carefully considered drive, acrylic platter, tonearm and cartridge to help provide more accurate tracking, a more detailed playback and transmit incredible sound.

Get the U-Turn Audio-Orbit Plus turntable from Amazon for $329.

Right: Used in the office of Michael Kuntz, the co-founder of Record Store Day, the Andover Audio Spinbase turntable speaker connects to any turntable and also offers support for Bluetooth wireless streaming.

Get the Andover Audio Spinbase turntable speaker from Amazon for $299.
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An album by Tom Waits "at his most melodic"(14 of26)
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If you have never listened to experimental yet intriguing cacophony that is Tom Waits, Myers suggested "The Heart of Saturday Night" as a good place to start.

"Tom Waits can be very experimental, which is one of his greatest talents. Playing with texture, using instruments that were made to be car parts, extreme darkness … Tom can do anything well. That said, 'The Heart of Saturday Night' is a welcome entry point for getting to know Tom at his most melodic. A rainy day record that will warm you up, it also showcases the genius of Tom’s songwriting and the richness of his voice," Myers said.

Get the vinyl from Amazon for $44.95.
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A full-size framed replica of the golden soundtrack we sent to outer space(15 of26)
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In September 1977, NASA sent a Golden Record on two Voyager spacecrafts. Each song was meant to represent a piece of our humanity in case another life form got ahold of it. The incredible array of music includes everything from a traditional wedding song from Peru to Chuck Berry's "Johnny B. Goode."

This exact laser print made from aluminum is meant for display and is etched in incredible detail. It can be a great reminder for anyone who appreciates how universal the language of music really is.

Get it from Eclipse9Laser at Etsy for $96.37.
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An inventive and heartbreaking album by the Arcade Fire(16 of26)
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Some songs bring you to tears, others make you want to dance, and some verge on the orchestral. Arcade Fire's third studio release, "The Suburbs," has an oddly nostalgic sound that diverges from traditional indie rock, and it features lyrics inspired by frontman Win Butler's childhood briefly spent in a Houston suburb.

Get the vinyl from Amazon for $32.20.
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A subscription of music classes from some of the industry greats(17 of26)
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Learn creativity and songwriting from the incredible Annie Clark of St. Vincent, jazz from icon Herbie Hancock and singing technique from Christina Aguilera in this unlimited class subscription that turns your living room to a classroom.

Get it from MasterClass for $15/month (billed annually).
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A Beatles anthology that retells their story from start to finish(18 of26)
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This international bestseller, written and created with the full cooperation of George, Paul, Ringo and Yoko Ono Lennon, is filled with the band's recollections and quotes from sources worldwide, along with an unprecedented release of photographs and documents.

Get it from Amazon for $9.99.
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A record stand and turntable station to store all your precious vinyl(19 of26)
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Constructed from mango wood veneer and sporting curved edges popular in midcentury furniture, this wooden turntable station is perfect for holding a turntable and speaker. It also has additional storage for records. But if you're looking for someone whose collection has been growing for a while, check out the gold retro corner rack — it has three spacious shelves and stands at nearly 3 feet tall.

Left: Get the wooden turntable station from Urban Outfitters for $249.
Right: Get the gold record storage rack from Urban Outfitters for $99.
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An Apple gift card to buy all your favorite music digitally(20 of26)
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iTunes currently offers around 60 million songs from more than 5 million recording artists, so listeners can revisit old favorites and find new jams.

Get it from Apple.
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A record that ushered in a new era of Lana del Rey(21 of26)
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Described by Pitchfork as "elegant and complex," Lana del Rey's "Norman Fucking Rockwell!" establishes her position as one of America's greatest songwriters. Produced by music juggernaut Jack Antonoff, the sound from this album is reminiscent of Joni Mitchell meets Mazzy Star with lyrics that speak of the grueling human experience in an Americana landscape.

Get the vinyl from Urban Outfitters for $39.98.
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A pair of high-fidelity earplugs to listen to loud concerts in comfort(22 of26)
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Enjoy live music or play loud instruments — without the painful ringing in your ears the next day or the muffled sound of regular earplugs — with these high-fidelity reusable earbuds that are virtually invisible. Using unique technology, the silicone buds fit comfortably in the ear to isolate and filter noise without hurting the quality of sound.

Get it from Amazon $23.98.
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A place to get concert tickets for in-person music experiences(23 of26)
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Sometimes the best way to listen to music is experiencing it live. StubHub sells verified tickets to see an extensive list of musical artists around the U.S.

Get concert tickets.
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A beautiful and haunting record that might be described as "dream-pop"(24 of26)
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With ethereal-sounding melodies and emotional vocals, Beach House's fourth album, "Bloom," is a rediscovery in '80s synth and would be at home on an episode of "Twin Peaks." Think a modernized version of Cocteau Twins with a touch of post-punk influence from New Order.

Get the vinyl from Amazon for $99.96.
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Two books that are essential reads for appreciating The Talking Heads' legacy(25 of26)
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The Talking Heads, and notably frontman David Byrne, gave us dynamic songs like "This Must Be The Place," "Psycho Killer" and "Once In A Lifetime." "Remain in Love," written by Talking Heads drummer and co-founder Chris Frantz, is an immersive account of the group's relationship and creative process.

"How Music Works" divulges Byrne's deep and complex understanding of musical theory and how it shapes the human experience.

Get "Remain In Love" from Amazon for $15.41.
Get "How Music Works" from Amazon for $17.69.
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A debut album by King Krule that sounds like the best of everything(26 of26)
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The first album from 19-year-old Londoner Archy Marshall of King Krule, "Six Feet Beneath the Moon," contains songs that at times will feature nothing but Marshall's craggy singular voice. Others are influenced by '60s jazz and even '90s hip-hop.

Get the vinyl from Amazon for $80.66.
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