Mariah Carey to Create Nail Polish Collections with OPI

Mariah’s about to have one crazy busy year! Along with signing on as a judge for the next season of American Idol and playing Mommie to one year old twins, pop diva Mariah Carey is collaborating with popular polish brand OPI to create two collections, the first to launch in January 2013.
According to the NY Daily News, executive vice president of OPI Suzi Weiss-Fischmann says that
“she’s classic, but she can be edgy at certain times…it appeals to me that she’s a mom…she’s a working woman and then she has this very glitzy, glamour side to her.” Weiss also notes that Mariah has been “very much part of the color selection.”
OPI has collaborated with a few celebrities in recent years, including Nicki Minaj, the Kardashians, and Serena Williams. Each celeb seems to have their types of unique styles that would add to the creativity of their collections.

What do you think? Are you looking forward to 2013 and checking out Mariah’s collection? Too many projects at once? Your thoughts?
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