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We’re not kidding when we say you haven’t seen cases like this before. Case-Mate is eroticism georges batailleback with a bomb new collection of cases to fit the iPhone 7, the brand spankin’ new iPhone 8, 8 Plus, and iPhone X.

Case-Mate’s new designs are pretty awesome (no surprise there) and still uphold that sleek fit on your phone. If you had a favorite case from the last collection (like waterfall, brilliance, naked tough, and that gorgeous Karat Pearl) look out for them in the new launch. Some of your favorites are still sticking around.

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Put some glitter on it

This collection is literally throwing some glitter and making it rain. We’ve seen cascading glitter phone cases before, but Case-Mate took those up a notch. How so, you ask? This glitter glows in the dark. These babies are $40 and come in pink and purple. Check out Glow Waterfallcases and take that festival vibe everywhere you go.

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Flower power, y’all

The Karat Petals cases are the prettiest thing you’ll see all day. They shine like the rest of the line but are decorated with real dried flowers, making every single case one-of-a-kind. This design comes in pink, purple, and antique white, so you’re bound to find a color scheme that matches your look. Get your hands on one of these beautiful babies for $60 and feel like a fairy princess 24/7.

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For the beauty maven

The Compact Mirror cases are too chic for their own good. They’re a phone case, wallet, and compact in one, but still look super classy. With options in black, rose gold, and iridescent, these cases are pretty, professional, and practical. At $60 each, these genius accessories are about to make your life a whole lot easier.

Opens in a new window Credit: Mashable Staff Case-Mate Compact Mirror for iPhone 8

That 70s show vibes, anyone?

Case-Mate is taking phone case technology to a whole new level with the What’s Your Moodcase, which is exactly what it sounds like: a mood ring in the shape of a phone case. A mood case, obviously. The thermochromic film feels your hand's temperature and will change colors based on your mood: romantic, active, lovable, or happy. For $50, you can wear your heart on…your phone case.

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Get your glow on

Is it just us or does this case look like a Rihanna song? At first glance, this case may look like your average case studded with genuine inlaid crystals (so casual, right?) but Case-Mate took it a step further: this case literally lights up at the touch of a button. Live your most luxurious life with the Luminescent case for $80.

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