Holiday 2017 Comparisons - Zoya Isadora (Party Girls) - Part 2

From left to right: Beautiful Disaster (Mash-Up, Summer 2013), Hope (Classics), Purple Fiction (Rebel, Autumn 2016), Stella (Retro Diva, Autumn 2009), Close Your Eyes (Truth or Dare, Autumn 2005), Haven (Wishes, Holiday 2014), Yasmeen (Provocateur, Summer 2006), Rochelle (Countdown, December 2014), Isadora, Let’s Groove (Retro Diva, Autumn 2009), Black Cherry Chutney (India, Spring 2008), Thess (Luminous Lights, Holiday 2016), Sexy Divide (Winter 2008), Belinda (Zenith, Holiday 2013), Mariah (New Year New Look, January 2016)

Nothing here has quite the deep and luxurious finish of Isadora. Rochelle is similar in color but a flatter looking metallic, and Let’s Groove is too dark, and Black Cherry Chutney isn’t quite as shimmery. Most of the stuff on the left has some sort of gold shimmer in it, which Isadora lacks.

Holiday 2017 Comparisons - Zoya Isadora (Party Girls) - Part 1

From left to right: Meep-Meep-Meep (Muppets, Holiday 2011), Flashbulb Fuchsia (Brights, Summer 2005), Millie (Charming, Spring 2017), The Last Petal (Beauty & the Beast, Spring 2017), Rose My Name (Summer Reign, Summer 2017), Dora (Stroke of Midnight Mystery Box, December 2016), Opening Night (A Night at the Opera, Autumn 2013), Isadora, Patricia (Naughty or Nice Mystery Box, December 2014), Glamcore (Street Regal, Autumn 2017), Prima Donna (A Night at the Opera, Autumn 2013)

Opening Night is by far the closest thing I have here to Isadora. The finish is a bit more flecky and Isadora is more purple toned but otherwise they’re really close. Patricia is also in the same category although it’s a bit less purple and darker.