The Fall Winter palette is the defining feature of this collection. Covered in a silk striped fabric, that inspired the colours in the collection, the palette opens to hold a mirror, three shadows, 2 applicators and a coral pink blush embossed with Armani Runway. At £77, this is certainly something of a luxury, but for collectors, makeup enthusiasts and ladies who love a fantastic on-the-go product, this might be an investment they’re willing to make.

It certainly is a beautiful palette, with a white, deep coal and coral red shadow for an eyeshadow look inspired by the Autumnal hues. But personally I feel the blush makes this palette a total gem. The type of shade I adore, mixing corals and light pinks for a flush of natural colour over the apples of the cheeks.

The bronze cream eye tint and the rouge sheer lipstick are my two favourites out of the four. The eye tints are a product I swear by for vibrant, blendable and long-wearing colour and the variety of shades available in the range makes them an easy favourite for so many. But in this bronze shade, Autumn eye looks are completely catered for.

I prefer to swipe the doe foot applicator over the eyelid before using a blending brush to move the product over the eyelid for precise application. I will build up the colour a few times to increase it intensity, which again allows the wearer to gain a subtle or more intense eye look. This shade to me just screams fall and winter and I feel the colour works wonders alongside the coral of the Rouge Sheer Lipstick.

I imagine old fallen leaves, covered in the first frost of Winter and this bronze golden tone glistening in the morning sunlight. And that’s why it makes me feel so Wintery and nostalgic when I wear it. For the look in the imagery, I also used the white shade from the palette for my eyes inner corner whilst applying the coal shade to the outer corner to deepen the dark tones in my eye sockets crease.

I was very excited to add the Runway Rouge Sheer to my lipstick collection, as somehow I actually don’t a shade anything like it. In a pastelised coral orange, the lipstick glides onto the lips without dragging or dryness and offers a semi-matte finish. Nothing too glossy, but not entirely chalky.

And usually I wouldn’t think that this shade suited me, but I feel that because the shade isn’t too powerfully saturated, the pastel hues work quite well with my skintone. And I’m really excited to wear this with a tan!

But most exciting for me, is that this shade doesn’t follow the generics of Autumn makeup. It reminds me of the first falling leaves and their orangey, yellow toned shades. And when mixed with the golden bronze of the eye tint, the two together are essentially Autumnal without being the bold plums that I often speak of. And for that reason, this lipstick shade is something I am willing to wear much further into the Wintery months, as a bold, individual, yet classic autumnal statement.

And the last product in the collection, the Nail Lacquer in shade 62M500, is a deep violet purple, with a gothic, dramatic feel. Which I feel is a great juxtoposition from the soft corals and copper. It is that signature dark purple varnish for the winter for a bold and confident nail finish.

And if you like the look of the Giorgio Armani Si fragrance nestled into these shots, you can find that right here.