Armani Dolci Blush

Armani Beauty is introducing a playful new chapter to its colour portfolio with Armani Dolci Makeup Blush, the first release from the brand’s new Dolci Makeup collection. Ahead of its nationwide launch, shade 5 Mauve Blush appeared on Rebecca Donaldson at the 83rd Venice International Film Festival. Makeup artist Kelly McClain used the rich mauve shade to create a softly flushed finish that complemented Donaldson’s red carpet look.

Designed for use on both cheeks and lips, the blush has a creamy texture that melts into the skin before settling into a soft-matte finish. Its pigmented yet buildable formula promises true colour payoff for up to seven hours, allowing wearers to move from a subtle wash to a more pronounced flush.

The formula is scented with notes of upcycled pear and fig, extending the confectionery-inspired concept into a multi-sensory beauty experience. Each blush is presented in a rounded, pocket-sized 8g case with a soft-touch finish, shade-matched exterior and white-gold Armani logo.

The five-shade collection comprises Rose Blush, a soft warm pink; Caramel Blush, a warm beige; Apricot Blush, a vivid peachy orange; Cinnamon Blush, a rich brown with a hint of red; and Mauve Blush, a refined mauve.

“A beauty essential for life in motion, Armani Dolci Makeup Blush lends a refined flush to cheeks and a harmonious tint to lips,” says Hiromi Ueda, Armani Beauty global makeup artist. “Its creamy texture blends seamlessly, balancing ease with sophistication. Delivering runway-quality results in a single, effortless sweep, this blush turns every touch-up into a multi-sensorial ritual.”

The accompanying campaign is fronted by Vittoria Ceretti, Sydney Sweeney and Madisin Rian, with Ceretti appearing in her latest role as Giorgio Armani Global Makeup Ambassador.

Following its early Selfridges preview, Armani Dolci Makeup Blush launches nationwide from 16 September at Armani Beauty.