Meccaland
Urban Decay’s global makeup artist Steve Kassajikian gives a Meccaland festival attendee a makeover.
Urban Decay’s global makeup artist Steve Kassajikian gives a Meccaland festival attendee a makeover.
The three-day festival was held on the outskirts of Melbourne.
The moment before doors opened.
Meccaland-themed golf carts helped shuttle people to and from the train station.
The festival welcomed around 10,000 “Mecca beauty junkies.”
Twenty-five brands participated over the weekend including international labels like Nars, YSL, and Kate Somerville to homegrown companies like Grown Alchemist.
A crowd gathers at the main stage, where beauty influencers such as Shannon Harris and Shani Grimmond gave talks and appearances.
Beside chances to meet their beauty idols, festival attendees had access to special edition makeup launches, “face-offs” competitions, numerous Instagram-ready moments–which included a ball pit, a confetti igloo–and complimentary snacks and drinks throughout.
Valerie Hex was one of a few drag queens livening up the crowd.
The station for Mecca Max, Mecca’s private label brand.