Lorelai Gilmore's "Vicious Trollop" Lip Color Can Now Be Yours

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published 4 November 16

If there's a fan base I most belong to, it's Gilmore Girls. From going on their junk-food-fueled diet (opens in new tab) to visiting Stars Hollow IRL (opens in new tab) (Washington Depot, CT), I've tried to immerse myself in all things Gilmore. The one missing piece of the puzzle? As a beauty editor, it's Lorelai's infamous "Vicious Trollop" lip color—a shade so nice it "frightened" Emily Gilmore. The novel of the latter aside, I always thought of it as the perfect post-coital, just-bitten lip shade.

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Well, now it's here via Etsy—except in lip balm form. And while I definitely acknowledge that the Gilmore Girls love 'em some lip balm, and the confectionary"pink orange vanilla" flavor would strike their fancy, I have to say I'm a little disappointed. I was hoping for something more sassy, like a bold MAC matte, you know? I thought we were on the right track when the official Gilmore Girls account posted this.

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However, if a tint is more your vibe, the balm created by Urban Tee Farm (opens in new tab) can be yours for $5.25 (opens in new tab), alongside other Gilmore Girls-inspired shades like "Spring Break" and "Java Junkie."

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Lauren Valenti

Lauren is the former beauty editor at Marie Claire. She love to while away the hours at coffee shops, hunt for vintage clothes, and bask in the rough-and-tumble beauty of NYC. She firmly believes that solitude can be a luxury if you’ve got the right soundtrack—that being the Rolling Stones, of course.