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I first met Patrick Starrr (née Patrick Simondac) one year ago, zip-lining in Hawaii on what could only be described as an "influencer trip." At the time, it seemed like his career was hitting an all-time high: He had just completed a hugely successful nail polish collaboration with Sephora's Formula X, he was on the cusp of hitting two million subscribers on his YouTube channel, and he was one of the key bloggers paving the way for men in beauty. In other words, he was flying high — figuratively and literally.
Unlike other influencers who fall from grace as quickly as they've acquired their internet fame, this was only the beginning for Simondac. Over the past year, he reached three million subscribers on YouTube and produced videos with Kim Kardashian, Tyra Banks, and Ashley Tisdale. But wait, because it's about to get better. Why? MAC Cosmetics has tapped the makeup artist and entertainer for a major collaboration — and we have all the details.
MAC x Patrick Starrr, which will drop in December, is going to be different from the usual influencer or celeb collab. His is a year-long commitment which, compared to the brand's past collaborations with celebrities like Ariana Grande, Mariah Carey, and Brooke Shields, means that Simondac can produce a lot more product. In fact, he and MAC will roll out five collections over the next year. The sheer size of the collection only comes second to when MAC teamed up with Rihanna.


PHOTO: COURTESY OF MAC COSMETICS.
I first met Patrick Starrr (née Patrick Simondac) one year ago, zip-lining in Hawaii on what could only be described as an "influencer trip." At the time, it seemed like his career was hitting an all-time high: He had just completed a hugely successful nail polish collaboration with Sephora's Formula X, he was on the cusp of hitting two million subscribers on his YouTube channel, and he was one of the key bloggers paving the way for men in beauty. In other words, he was flying high — figuratively and literally.
Unlike other influencers who fall from grace as quickly as they've acquired their internet fame, this was only the beginning for Simondac. Over the past year, he reached three million subscribers on YouTube and produced videos with Kim Kardashian, Tyra Banks, and Ashley Tisdale. But wait, because it's about to get better. Why? MAC Cosmetics has tapped the makeup artist and entertainer for a major collaboration — and we have all the details.
MAC x Patrick Starrr, which will drop in December, is going to be different from the usual influencer or celeb collab. His is a year-long commitment which, compared to the brand's past collaborations with celebrities like Ariana Grande, Mariah Carey, and Brooke Shields, means that Simondac can produce a lot more product. In fact, he and MAC will roll out five collections over the next year. The sheer size of the collection only comes second to when MAC teamed up with Rihanna.
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I DON'T THINK I WOULD HAVE STARTED A YOUTUBE CHANNEL HAD IT NOT BEEN FOR LEARNING AT MAC.

PATRICK SIMONDAC
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Partnering with such a huge international brand would be exciting for anyone, but this collab has a deeper meaning for the artist, who started his career working at a MAC counter in his hometown of Orlando in 2012. "Working at MAC was like Hogwarts for me," says Simondac. "I learned so much there and felt confident even though I didn't really know makeup. That's why you see me in my first video already contouring and baking — I don't think I would have started a YouTube channel had it not been for learning at MAC."
MAC didn't just provide Simondac with valuable learning experiences — it also served as an emotional and creative outlet for him, too. "There wasn't really anywhere to wear makeup to for a young man my age," says Simondac, who once described himself as "the minority of minorities" being a man who is gay, plus-size, Filipino, and who wears makeup. "I'd go to Pulse, the gay club in Orlando, and MAC — they were the only places I could wear makeup in public."


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