Dior Fall 2026 "Lucky" Capsule Makeup Collection

 

The internet is buzzing over the main part of Dior's Fall 2026 Makeup Collection, "Lucky Clover", and my order is on the way as well, but may I introduce this hidden gem from Dior's fall offering?

Dior has been doing a sub-collection like this, and although there is no fancy embossing or pouch that comes with it, this is certainly a gorgeous collection that would be a shame to miss out on.

Christian Dior was a very superstitious person who was into all sorts of things that were considered lucky. Lucky clover is one thing for sure, but he also carried a piece of lucky wood in his garment. I believe this part of Dior's fall offering has a connection with it because the color names certainly hint at it. I picked up 3 items, and very honestly, these are all I need to create a very classic, autumnal, and "very Dior" makeup look. In fact, I brought these with me on my recent work trip and happily wore them.

Dior 5 Couleurs 644 Lucky Rose Gold ($72, Dior US)

The formula is something I call "half-baked", which gives me great control over color intensity. It is not as amazing as the old formula with talc, but I'd say it is still pretty good and even better than some of the Dior eyeshadows I've seen lately.

I am smitten by the color story, though! It is a good mix of cool and warm undertones, and I can easily create 2 quite different eye looks. The plum undertone in the deepest matte brown is gorgeous, and I also love the light lilac in the middle, as well as the brown satin.

If I use the top and bottom left shades more, it does give the "rosegold" vibe. If I smoke out the deep plum brown, it creates a totally different look. 

Dior Rouge Blush 458 Charmed Mauvewood ($47, Dior US)

If I have to choose just one favorite from the 3, Charmed Mauvewood blush would be it. This has the most interesting finish and color, and it looks so pretty on the skin!

I believe Charmed Mauvewood is categorized as a matte blush on the website, but there is this really subtle lilac shift. The effect is the most discreet duo-chrome. Very wearable and sophisticated, but it is not boring at all. The slightly muted mauve base is also quite beautiful.

Dior Lip Maximizer 064 Lucky Mahogany ($42, Dior US)

Lucky Mahogany is also gorgeous. This is one of those more pigmented Dior Lip Maximizers. I personally don't feel that I need to line my lips or wear a separate lip color underneath when I wear this shade. 

The base is slightly reddish mauve brown, and honestly, this is so pretty and perfect with the eye quint and the blush. The pearly sheen gives a volumizing effect as well as looking sophisticated.

Lucky Mahogany reminds me of Sunlit Amber, so I made a comparison of the two.

The base seems quite similar, if not identical, but the shimmers make them look different on the lips. Sunlit Amber has a bigger shimmer with coppery tones, which makes it look more summery.

In this makeup look, I used plum brown as the main for an autumnal smoky eye look.

Not everyone is into acid green, pink, or elaborate clover designs in their makeup. While I certainly appreciate the aesthetics of the main part of the Dior Fall 2026 collection, this capsule collection might edge just a bit more for practicality and elegance. At least to my eyes, this is more "Dior".

The entire Dior Fall 2026 offering can be found here:

https://shopmy.us/shop/collections/6180354

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