Heaven x Starface by Marc Jacobs Is the Fashion-Beauty Partnership Up until today, we were unaware of our need.

Heaven by Marc Jacobs and Starface is a true gem if teamwork is the currency of cool. In a cross-genre collaboration that is equal parts nostalgic, rebellious, and strangely endearing, the cult fashion label and the skincare company that treats acne will launch today.

This partnership seems almost predestined to those who have been following the galaxy of Gen Z-favorite businesses. Marc Jacobs's sometimes erratic youthquake sub-label, Heaven, is renowned for fusing pop culture, fashion, and nostalgia from the internet era. With previous collaborations involving icons like Hello Kitty, Sesame Street, and Glossier, Starface has reinvented pimple patches and made breakouts fun rather than embarrassing. However, this is Starface's first foray into the fashion industry, and it is with a company that shares their penchant for subversive softness and flamboyant irreverence.

The limited-edition collection combines Starface's famous cheerful stickers with Heaven's dreamy, alt-grunge style. Think acid-green packaging, cosmic motifs, and just enough punk energy to feel like you are defying skincare conventions (while still taking good care of your face) when you see pimple patches reinvented via a Y2K lens. This is a change in mood, not merely a branding move.

Beyond only the product, the collaboration captures a broader cultural moment in which skincare is no longer something to be concealed but rather flaunted, where self-expression and self-care collide.

where your face and your attire can both convey a message about identity, emotion, and unrepentant visibility.

Additionally, it is a smart move on the part of two businesses that are aware that their target market is not content with superficial beauty. They seek purpose. A little strangeness. Lots of individuality. And ideally, a selfie in the bathroom mirror that can be posted to Instagram.

Today is your day if you have ever wanted your skincare products to complement your attire or if you have ever wanted a glittery sticker to represent your existential teen angst. The official release of the Heaven x Starface collection indicates that it will not be around for long.