What Fenty Beauty and CASETiFY's 29-piece phone range includes, from £14 to £95
Rihanna's Fenty Beauty and CASETiFY launch a 29-piece phone accessory range on 28 October 2026, priced from £14 to £95 in the UK, with a holder for two makeup products.
Fenty Beauty, Rihanna's makeup brand, and the tech accessories brand CASETiFY put a limited-edition collection on sale on 28 October 2026. Verge Magazine reports that the range launches that day worldwide, with 29 products, 16 of them CASETiFY exclusives.
The centrepiece is a holder that attaches to a phone and carries two Fenty Beauty products. Other items include phone cases, straps, charms, earbud holders and charging gear. Tyla reports that the collection is now live.
What the 29-piece range contains
Verge lists phone cases, including Cocoa Nude Ripple Case, Mirror Cases and printed graffiti-style cases. It also names the On The Go Essentials MagSafe 2-in-1 Holder, a Rope Crossbody Strap in Cocoa Nude, a Fenty Beauty Charm Hook, earbud holders and a PowerThru 2-in-1 Charging Stand.
Verge describes the Cocoa Nude Ripple Case as textured, in the brand's neutral palette. The Mirror Cases are shatterproof and smudge-free, with a reflective surface for touch-ups. The printed cases carry street-art graffiti graphics, metallic accents, nude tones and a hand-drawn lip doodle by Rihanna. Verge says phone cases are available for compatible models including Apple, Samsung and Google, and that availability and pricing vary by device.
Verge says the Rope Crossbody Strap allows hands-free carrying for compatible phones. Tyla's description adds phone straps, earbud cases, mirrored iPhone holders and a lip bomb chain.
Sixteen of the 29 pieces are exclusives, according to both Verge and Tyla.
The holder that carries makeup on the phone
The holder is a MagSafe attachment that snaps onto the back of a phone and carries miniature versions of Invisimatte Instant Setting and Blotting Powder and Gloss Bomb Universal Lip Luminizer, Tyla reports. Verge describes it as a silicone holder in Cocoa Nude.
Tyla says the gloss comes in three shades: RiRi, Hot Chocolit and Fu$$y. Verge says the Fenty Beauty makeup is not included with the holder and must be purchased separately.
Tyla's reviewer describes the holder as lightweight yet sturdy, and says it has a built-in mirror that is useful for touch-ups. The same reviewer finds it fairly bulky and says it is unlikely to slip neatly into a jeans pocket.
The reviewer expects the holder to help with makeup top-ups at office meetings and after-work trips to the pub. The reviewer was impressed by how strong the strap is and has used it on the commute to work.
Tyla notes that Hailey Bieber's Rhode lip gloss phone cases in 2024 started the trend.
Prices from £14 to £95, and where to buy
Verge gives the UK range as £14 to £95. The lowest-priced item is the Fenty Beauty Charm Hook at £14, which fits accessories such as the Mini Gloss Bomb keychain. The highest is the PowerThru 2-in-1 Charging Stand at £95. Phone case prices vary by device model, and Verge gives the MagSafe holder's price as available through CASETiFY.
Tyla lists the holder at £54, the Rope Crossbody Strap at £50, the Crossbody Strap and Gloss Bundle at £63, The Perfect Case at £85, the Perfect Phone Case, Charm Hook, Mini Gloss Bomb and Keychain Bundle at £69 and the Midnight earbuds case at £25. The strap bundle includes a mini Gloss Bomb and keychain.
The two sources differ on sales channels. For UK customers, Verge names the CASETiFY website, the CASETiFY Co-Lab app, participating CASETiFY Studio locations and the CASETiFY section at Selfridges in London. Tyla names the Fenty Beauty and CASETiFY websites.
The sources also differ on where the holder is sold. Verge gives its price as available through CASETiFY, while Tyla gives it as £54 and says the collection is on sale on the Fenty website.
Fenty Beauty's 2017 launch and its partners
Fenty Beauty launched on 8 September 2017 with 40 shades of its Pro Filt'r foundation. The brand arrived in 1,600 stores across 17 countries on the same day. Sephora, FentyBeauty.com and Sephora.dk (Denmark) carried the line.
The 2017 launch included 91 SKUs, among them 30 magnetic Match Stix Skinsticks, 6 Killawatt Freestyle Highlighters and Gloss Bomb, a universal lip gloss. The launch release names Kendo Brands, an LVMH-owned beauty developer, as Rihanna's partner.
In the release, Rihanna described the start of the Fenty Face makeup routine with the words "This is where the fun begins." She also said the Fenty Face was made for women of all skin tones.
Verge says the Fenty range has since grown to include Fenty Skin (2020), Fenty Eau de Parfum (2021) and Fenty Hair (2024).
“The Fenty Beauty makeup is not included with the holder and must be bought separately.”
How CASETiFY builds its collaborations
CASETiFY's About page lists phone cases for iPhone, Galaxy S/Z, Pura, Mate, Pocket and Pixel. It also lists MagSafe-compatible wallets and stands, straps and charms, earbud and watch cases, tablet and laptop cases, chargers, and bags and travel accessories.
The page's Co-Lab section names Fenty Beauty alongside Marvel, Star Wars, Hello Kitty, Disney Mickey & Friends, Sanrio, Andy Warhol, the Louvre, the Tate, BMW and DHL. It also lists CASETiFY Artists such as Jon Burgerman and Ayako Ishiguro.
The Co-Lab list also covers anime, sport and fashion labels, from Marimekko to Maison Kitsuné. The About page refers to 15 years of customisation and lists Custom Studio options for text, stickers, photos and co-lab or print designs.
Verge says the collection incorporates CASETiFY's approach to functional, fashion-forward technology. It describes the partnership's aim as making beauty products easier to access during the day while turning everyday tech into a fashion statement.
What the launch means for buyers
Tyla reports that the collection is live now on the Fenty Beauty and CASETiFY websites, and expects it to sell out quickly.
Verge says the range could appeal to shoppers looking for Christmas gifts. Verge says it is a limited edition, and no end date has been announced.
Prices in both sources are in pounds sterling.
For comparison, the £54 holder costs more than the £25 earbuds case and less than the £95 charging stand.
