The Decadence palette is exactly what its name promises: opulent, gleaming, and over-the-top in the most Pat McGrath way. Unlike other Mothership palettes that mix textures, this one is a full curation of metallics—twelve jewel-toned shades that look like liquid metal pressed into pans. The formula is quintessential Pat: buttery, intensely pigmented, and almost molten when swatched. Shades like molten gold, sapphire blue, ruby red, and emerald green feel like a treasure chest of color, but there are also versatile bronzes and silvers that anchor the palette for wearable glamour. Because the palette leans all-metallic, it shines (literally) as a companion piece—perfect paired with matte neutrals or on its own for unapologetic statement looks. Fallout is minimal given the intensity, and the payoff is unmatched: high-shine, multidimensional color that stays put. The packaging itself is heavy, glossy, and luxe—true collector’s piece territory. It’s less about everyday basics and more about indulgence: artistry, fantasy, and bold self-expression in one gilded compact.

This palette feels like holding a treasure chest. The packaging is heavy, luxe, something that belongs on a queen’s vanity. But the real magic is inside. Every shade looks and feels intentional. The mattes are smooth, easy to blend, rich in pigment. The shimmers are something else entirely. They’re not just sparkly, they almost look wet, like molten metal, catching light in a way that turns heads. I wore one of the duo-chromes to dinner, and three people asked what I had on my eyes. You just don’t get this kind of depth or payoff from other palettes. It’s definitely a splurge, but to me it’s worth every penny. Every time I open it, it feels like I’m creating something special.

These shadows are unreal. The colors pop like crazy, and they blend so easily. I love playing with the metallics for a night out. Yes, it’s expensive, but it’s like art for your eyelids.