Kylie Jenner releases makeup collection inspired by daughter Stormi

The reality star welcomed a daughter on Feb. 1, 2018 with boyfriend Travis Scott. (Reuters)

Art is most definitely imitating life for Kylie Jenner, who has rolled out a new makeup collection for her Kylie Cosmetics line inspired by her newborn daughter, Stormi.

"I spent a lot of time on this collection, and I put a lot of detail into it. So I'll do my best to try to show you guys all the fun details,” the 20-year-old mogul shared Thursday on Kylie Cosmetics' Instagram story, Allure reported.

That same day, the “Keeping Up With The Kardashians” and “Life of Kylie” star teased images of the “Weather Collection” products set to drop on Feb. 28 inspired by “my Stormi” on her Twitter and Instagram pages.

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As for the new products, fans can expect metallic eyeshadows, matte lipstick and lightning-bolt adorned packaging from Jenner’s latest galactic-centric rollout. Eyeshadow palettes aptly dubbed “Eye of the Storm” and “Calm Before the Storm” join glittery cream shadows with names like Superstar, Twinkle Twinkle, and Violet Moon. Lipsticks like the pitch black Nightfall, nude Cosmic, and rosey Nova are sure to be well received by Jenner’s devoted following.

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The vastly influential reality star is sure to hit it out of the park with her Stormi-approved line, as the first photo she shared to Instagram of her infant daughter became the most-liked picture in the network’s history to date and Snapchat stock lost $1.3 billion after Jenner tweeted that she is no longer using the app.

Since launching the Kylie Cosmetics line in November 2015, Jenner’s makeup products have flown off the shelves so quickly that if demand continues at this rate, Jenner is projected to be a billionaire by age 25, according to CNBC reporting.

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Janine Puhak is an editor for Fox News Lifestyle. Follow her on Twitter at @JaninePuhak

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