The Latest Must Have From Dior Beauty

For many years I've struggled with an uncontrollable handbag addiction. Lately, I've been relatively successful in resisting my baser urges. I can't credit willpower or the state of the economy. Really, it just comes down to sheer square footage. Handbags littered everywhere. Stuffed in closets, strewn on the back of doors. My home has become a war zone and space is at a premium. So imagine my glee when I became the proud owner of the hottest new accessory for Spring 2009: The It handbag from Dior. Happily, this stunner doesn't require any real estate whatsoever. And it's also well within the budget. Did I win the lottery, you ask? Sadly, no, but this little beauty which retails for $79 doesn't require such luck. Just the foresight to snatch one up fast, before they're gone. I'm talking about the Lady Dior Charm Radiant Couture Touch-Up For Face, Cheeks and Lips. A stunning palette in the form of the classic Lady Dior handbag.

Each season, Dior's innovative, limited edition palettes throw die-hard beauty fans into a tizzy. And this year is no exception. For Spring 2009, Dior has taken the idea of exclusive to a whole new level, offering up a creamy cheek highlighter and lip tint in Parisienne Chic two universally flattering shades of pink available only at Sephora. To complete this irresistibly fresh look, add the cult classic, DiorShow mascara along with a slick of Dior Addict Ultra Gloss in their newest shade for Spring, Clutch Pink.

But why should I continue imposing this self-torture? I'll pick up a second one this season. After all, my handbag collecting has waned dramatically over the past few months. I do have my obsessive reputation to maintain.

Lady Dior Charm Radiant Couture Touch-Up For Face, Cheeks and Lips - $79 at Sephora.

Lara Landa, Shopjunkie
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		Lara is a television producer and has worked on shows like Fashion File, Fashion Television and The A List. Currently, Lara is working on HGTV shows such as Sarah's House and Dirty Business. As a freelance writer she has interviewed everyone from Steve Coogan to Tommy Lee and Alanis Morissette to The Prodigy. Her writing has been published in Elle, Chatelaine and The Toronto Star.
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