11 beauty products with fashionable packaging

Find the delicately drawn florals from Tory Burch in French Paper Co's Pop Ink Soap.

Lela Rose's black and white print is almost an exact match with this natural day cream from French brand Absolution.

Make Up For Ever's La Bohème eye palette seems the perfect counterpart to designer Mary Katrantzou's vivid collages of color.

Artistic types are sure to love the whimsical florals on this sheer Christopher Kane dress and the packaging for Davines Authentic Formula.

The bold black lines that break up the pink print on the Chanel dress are a design match for Korres Pomegranate Mattifying Treatment.

Bring the outdoors in with Nectar Green Leaves Soap—or Issa's vivid palm frond prints.

The droplet-like paisley pattern was big on the runway (seen here at Stella McCartney), and in package design, as seen with this Steamcream Eau de Vie tin.

Abstracted purple flowers were a big part of Prabal Gurung's collection. Find a similar purple burst with Molton Brown's Symmetry Bath and Body Gift Set.

Ornate damasks have long been a home decor staple and the rest of the design world has taken note: Find the formal fabric in Jonathan Saunders latest collection, and (potentially) in your bathroom with Mor Cosmetics Lychee Flower Soap.

Birds are big for spring. Jill Stuart incorporated feathered friends into her girly prints, while an assortment of robins, gulls and more make up skincare brand Green & Spring's signature look.

The blue and white geometric pattern in Tory Burch's spring jacket has the same clean lines as Saipua Basil Soap.