Zoya Entice Fall 2014 Collection Swatches and Review

Here in New Jersey, it feels as if someone suddenly flipped a switch from summer to fall - the sky is gray, the wind has a chill... and I'm loving it! Today I've got more fall polishes to show off - this time, it's the Zoya Entice collection. Zoya has come out with two fall collections, each with six polishes, and Entice consists of six gorgeous dark creams that'll have you drooling.

What I love about this collection is that it's got such classic colors that look great on everyone. The formulas are great, as usual, and they all have an incredible shine. Let's take a look:

We'll start with Genevieve, a dark cool gray with the slightest hint of silver shimmer. The shimmer is hardly visible in my photo, and it is very subtle in real life, but I promise you it's there! This is the only polish in the collection with a shimmer, and I think that makes it pretty unique. Shown above is three thin coats - two for opacity, and one to smooth out any brushstrokes made from the silver shimmer - plus top coat.

Next is Ryan, a gorgeous navy blue cream. I found that this one dried slightly darker than the color of the bottle, but the color is still beautiful! I love a good navy blue, and this one is no exception. Shown above is two easy coats with top coat.

Margo is a purple leaning magenta cream. The polish is slightly more purple than my swatch shows - I struggled with color accuracy on this one! The color is gorgeous though, a classic fall color. Shown above is two easy coats with top coat.

Veronica is a red leaning magenta cream that's very similar to Margo. The difference here is that Veronica has a much redder tone, whereas Margo is distinctly purple. But I'm totally loving both, and I can see myself rocking this color all season. Shown above is two easy coats and top coat.

Claire is described as a rich burgundy cream. I really enjoyed this one - it was slightly thinner than the others (and slightly thinner than the usual Zoya formula), so it felt almost jelly-like to me, but I still achieved full opacity in two easy coats.  Shown above is two coats plus top coat.

And finally, we have Nyssa, a rich chocolatey medium brown cream. My swatch is showing it a bit warmer toned than it is in real life, but I think that also might have to do with my skin tone. I would say this polish looks more chocolate than caramel (as it appears above.) Another perfect fall polish! Shown above is two easy coats plus top coat.

Overall, I'm really enjoying these colors and I can't wait to wear them (with some classic dark jeans and brown boots, of course!) This collection is available now from Zoya for $9 USD each, or $54 for the entire collection.

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Which is your favorite in this collection?

These products were provided for my honest review.