It’s going to take time to mourn the loss of the one and (formerly) only Urban Decay Naked Palette. The original launched eight years ago, and brought with it a whirlwind of copycat neutral palettes that never quite nailed its perfect mix of mattes and shimmers. And so we pour one out for the memories, thank it for its service, and walk into the future with the promise of a brand-new Naked Palette here to fill the rectangle-shaped hole in our hearts. Introducing: the Naked Cherry Palette.

News of the palette leaked early last week, but now, we’ve finally got an idea of exactly how the colors look on. Like Naked Heat, which launched last year, Naked Cherry is another play off the red spectrum and it’s ability to create both subdued and statement looks. But where Heat leans more rustic and coppery, Cherry falls more into the champagne, red, and black cherry range.

If you’ve been in the Urban Decay palette world for a minute now, you might also remember that the Naked3 palette exists—the brand’s reigning champ of pink palettes. We’re happy to report that it’s significantly different from that too. Where the Naked3 has brownish pinks and plums covered, Cherry leans into peach on the lighter end, and reddish purples on the darker. The single could-be crossover is the light, muted plum Feelz, but the surrounding shades give it enough of a spin to avoid feeling repetitive.

The brand hasn’t released the palette’s pricing or launch date yet, but scroll on for up-close photos and swatches. Summer may be coming to a close (and know those words are delivered through the gritted teeth of full denial), but in this, we’ll be holding onto the vibe well through the fall.

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