Natural elements inspire latest Giorgio Armani eyeshadows

After exploring subtle nude shades in its Spring 2014 makeup collection, the Italian design house is striking a bold tone with its latest eyeshadow line, featuring intense yet natural colors inspired by nature.

After exploring subtle nude shades in its Spring 2014 makeup collection, the Italian design house is striking a bold tone with its latest eyeshadow line, featuring intense yet natural colors inspired by nature. The new Eyes to Kill Solo line will arrive in stores from April 7.

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The most original feature of the Eyes to Kill Solo collection is its vast array of colors (24 in total) in three different textures: electric, satin and matte. When it comes to creating varying looks for different occasions, playing upon contrasts and personalizing one's eye makeup, the choices are endless.

"Women have always been afraid to wear bright colors on their eyes because they can't find them in the right texture," said Linda Cantello, international Giorgio Armani makeup artist.

"In this new line, each shade is produced expressly in a wearable texture. It's the perfect accessory for the face."

The Eyes To Kill Solo collection from Giorgio Armani goes on sale from this April.

Available in three different textures, the new Giorgio Armani eye shadow range includes 24 intense shades.

While the eight electric shades are inspired by untamed nature and venomous creatures (with names like Green Viper, Scarab and Sapphire Spider), the 10 satin hues echo the more neutral nudes and browns seen in the latest Giorgio Armani runway shows (Beige Nudo, Ice, Dark Plum).

The Eyes To Kill Solo collection by Giorgio Armani Beauty will go on sale April 7 at €36.50 (around $50) per individual color.