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Vol. XLVII / No. 9
SPECIAL EDITION • FiFi ISSUE
BULLETIN BEAUTY FASHION HOSTS PRE-FiFi PARTY
39TH ANNUAL FiFi WINNERS REVEALED
The Fragrance Foundation’s 39th annual FiFi Awards honored the extraordinary creativity and achievement of the international fragrance industry at an awards celebration under The Tent at Lincoln Center in New York City on May 25. Among the guest list of industry insiders was a stylish group of celebrities CEI’s Justin Spiro and Lord & Taylor’s including, Mary J. Blige, Kate Walsh, Barbara Zinn Moore with Art Spiro of Elizabeth Arden. Trey Songz, Padma Lakshmi, Nate On May 24, Beauty Fashion Berkus, Tiffani Amber Thiessen and celebrated the much-anticipated Paz de la Huerta. -Continued on Page 122 FiFi Awards with a cocktail party at Doubles in New York City. ESPRIT D’OSCAR -Continued on Page 142
CLINIQUE’S FIRST GLOBAL COLOR ARTIST
Clinique has named makeup artist Jenna Menard as its first global color artist. In this newly -Continued on Page 158
P&G PRESTIGE RECEIVES ART OF PACKAGING AWARD
Marc Rosen Associates’ Marc Rosen, P&G Prestige’s Sumit Bhasin and Pratt Institute’s Dr. Thomas Schutte.
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DISNEY STORE LAUNCHES FRAGRANCE COLLECTION
D i s n ey S t o re h a s officially entered the world of fragrance with its latest creation— a new collection of personal fragrances, home scents, candles -Continued on Page 130
RECAPTURES SPIRIT OF FEMININITY
In 1977, Oscar de la Renta launched a fragrance creation, Oscar, which captured the chic sophistication of his fashion designs and generated nearly $300 million. Now, over thirty years later, Mr. de la Renta has made a decision to rejuvenate his signature brand with the introduction of a modern scent for a new era, Esprit d’Oscar. To celebrate women, timelessness, and femininity, Oscar turned to his daughter Eliza to help create the new eau de parfum—a sparkly floral-oriental. Esprit d’Oscar opens with a bright citrus bouquet of Sicilian lemon, bergamot and citron, and melts into a floral heart of Egyptian jasmine, orange flower and tuberose. A combination of musk, heliotrope, tonka bean and vetiver give the scent a warm, long-lasting base. “The juice is a take on the original, but in very different concentrations,” said Alex Bolen, CEO of Oscar de la Renta. “Consumers and retailers have -Continued on Page 130
Halle Berry with Bernd Beetz of Coty.
CEW NAMES 17TH ANNUAL BEAUTY AWARD WINNERS The year’s most innovative beauty products were recognized at the 17 th annual Cosmetic Executive Women’s (CEW) Beauty Insider’s Choice Awards, held at the Waldorf=Astoria on May 20.
CEW’s Carlotta Jacobson with Allure’s Linda Wells and Agnes Chapski and Jill Scalamandre of Chrysallis.
The ceremony, hosted for the sixth consecutive year by comedian and Sex and the City star Mario Cantone, is the only awards program where the winners are determined exclusively by more than 4,000 beauty insiders and professionals working in the beauty industry. These CEW members narrowed down nearly 600 product entries from over 350 brands to 139 finalists across 26 categories. “When it comes to buying beauty products, women are looking for proven -Continued on Page 132
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Maesa Group’s Jill Belasco with Rochelle Bloom of The Fragrance Foundation.
P&G Prestige’s Don Loftus with Lord & Taylor’s Barbara Zinn Moore and Yoshinari Niimura of Takasago.
That’s not to mention popstar Fergie and award-winning actress Halle Berry, who each accepted a Fragrance Celebrity of the Year award. “For years I have created my own personal scents by mixing and layering fragrances, trying to come up with something unique and different,” said Berry. “I am very honored to receive this FiFi Award, and I truly believe that fragrance makes women feel more beautiful and confident.” The evening also featured a moving tribute to Elizabeth Taylor, who was inducted into the Hall of Fame for her contributions to the fragrance industry. All in all, over thirty crystal statuettes were presented
Firmenich’s Armand de Villoutreys and Patrick Firmenich with Camille McDonald of Bath & Body Works (c.).
to the best of the best—with P&G Prestige taking home the evening’s most awards with a total of four for Gucci Guilty including Fragrance Superstar of the Year. Coty, Victoria’s Secret and Chanel each left with three awards, while Avon and Beauté Prestige International each received two. The remaining honors were spread out evenly among Bath & Body Works, Inter Parfums USA, Carol’s Daughter, Tom Ford Beauty, Six Scents Parfums and The Maesa Group for Jonathan Adler—each of whom nabbed one statuette. Givaudan was honored with the Perfumer Extraordinaire award for their superior talents and achievements in the industry.
Givaudan’s Cathy Torelli and Cos Policastro with Karyn Khoury of The Estée Lauder Companies.
Chanel’s Christine Dagousset and José Monsanto.
IFF’s Nicolas Mirzayantz with The Estée Lauder Companies’ William Lauder and Gilles Andrier of Givaudan.
Coty Prestige’s Carlos Timiraos with Theo Spilka of Firmenich.
Avon’s Denise McEvoy with Fergie.
Crabtree & Evelyn’s Sue Jonas with Michel Mane and Tathiana Remick of Mane.
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Aramis and Designer Fragrances’ Stephane de la Faverie with Kelly Thompson and Guilluame de Lesquen of L’Oréal.
Coty Prestige’s Giovanni Boiano and Elizabeth Arden’s Lori Mariano with Eric Dalbo of Arcade Marketing.
Sephora’s Allison Slater with Coty Prestige’s Lori Singer and Westly Morris of Firmenich.
Puig’s Vanita Sabnani and Didier Maine de Biran with Monica Carlson of Sephora.
Givaudan’s Kate Greene and Marypierre Julien with Salo Lekach of New Wave Fragrances (c.).
The Estée Lauder Companies’ Julie Howard, Thia Breen and Diana Waldron.
SGD’s Peter Acerra with his wife Adela (l.) and Shéhérezade Chamlou.
Takasago’s Paul Ireland with Georgia Rizos of Avon.
L’Oréal USA’s Carol Hamilton and Serge Jureidini of Lancôme.
Elizabeth Arden’s Laurie Dowley with Sharon Osen and Charlene Holt of La Prairie.
Carol’s Daughter’s Steve Stoute with Mary J. Blige.
William Lauder and Cosmopolitan’s Sue Katzen with George Ledes of Beauty Fashion and his daughter Abby (2nd r.).
Victoria’s Secret’s Shashi Batra and Mark Knitowski.
Givaudan’s Felix Mayr-Harting, Karen Flinn, Michael Carlos and Cathy Torelli.
The Estée Lauder Companies’ Trudi Loren with Firmenich’s Jerry Vittoria and Isabel Ryan of Avon.
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Women’s Luxe Gucci Guilty – P&G Prestige Men’s Luxe Bleu de Chanel – Chanel Women’s Specialty Luxe Balenciaga Paris – Coty Prestige Coty Prestige’s Brooke Burdine, Lori Singer, Giovanni Boiano, Claire Fermont, Breanna Martin and Lauren Snisky.
Arcade Marketing’s Sonia Milfort, Larry Berman and Alice Sciortino.
Men’s Specialty Luxe Tom Ford Azure Lime – Tom Ford Beauty Women’s Broad Appeal Halle by Halle Berry Pure Orchid – Coty Men’s Broad Appeal Herve Leger Homme – Avon Products, Inc. Women’s Specialty Brand Bombshell – Victoria’s Secret
Fusion Brands’ Caroline Pieper-Vogt and Dana Kline with Andy Clarke of Inter Parfums (c.).
La Prairie’s Denise Yarcheski, Charlene Holt and Lynne Florio with Deborah Walters of Saks Fifth Avenue (2nd l.).
Men’s Specialty Brand Banana Republic/Republic of Men Essence Eau de Toilette – Inter Parfums USA Best Packaging – Women’s Broad Appeal Bombshell – Victoria’s Secret Best Packaging – Men’s Broad Appeal Herve Leger Homme – Avon Products, Inc. Best Packaging – Women’s Luxe Gucci Guilty – P&G Prestige Best Packaging – Men’s Luxe Marc Jacobs Bang – Coty Prestige
Elizabeth Arden’s Geri Archer, Gretchen Dowling, Kathy Widmer and Marcy Fisher.
Clarins’ Tanya Pushkine and Debbie Nuzzo with Stanislas Archambault of Inter Parfums.
Women’s Media Campaign Gucci Guilty – P&G Prestige Men’s Media Campaign Bleu de Chanel – Chanel Direct-To-Consumer My Life by Mary J. Blige – Carol’s Daughter
Givaudan’s Calice Becker and Allure’s Agnes Chapski with Rodrigo Flores-Roux. Tamara Steele of Elizabeth Arden.
Chanel’s Lyle Saunders and Julie Thibault.
Bath & Body Line Coco Mademoiselle Bath Essentials – Chanel Interior Scent Collection Jonathan Adler “Happy Chic” – The Maesa Group for Jonathan Adler Indie Brand Six Scents Parfums: Series Three (Unisex) – Six Scents Parfums Men’s Consumer’s Choice Twilight Woods Signature Collection for Men – Bath & Body Works
NPD Group’s Lori Monaco and Diane Nicholson O, The Oprah Magazine’s Patricia Foster with with Robin Mason of Elizabeth Arden (c.). Carol Russo of Aramis and Designer Fragrances.
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Women’s Consumer’s Choice Bombshell – Victoria’s Secret Perfume Extraordinaire Givaudan Fragrance Superstar Gucci Guilty – P&G Prestige IFF’s Julie Pruett with Eileen Higgins of Avon.
Coty’s Mary van Praag, Teri Siegel and Marsha Brooks.
Men’s Hall of Fame Jean Paul Gaultier ‘Le Male’ – Beauté Prestige International Women’s Hall of Fame Issey Miyake L’Eau d’Issey – Beauté Prestige International New Fragrance Celebrity of the Year Fergie
Cosmopolitan’s Donna Kalajian Lagani with Jean Hoehn Zimmerman of Oscar de la Renta.
Robertet’s Pierre Wulff with Caroline Geerlings and John Demsey of The Estée Lauder Companies.
Fragrance Sales Breakthrough of the Year Mary J. Blige – Carol’s Daughter Elizabeth Taylor Fragrance Celebrity of the Year Halle Berry Hall of Fame Elizabeth Taylor
GoldenEye Hotel & Resort’s Lisa Gabor with Paul Austin of Paul Austin Advisory Group and Olivia Jan of Robertet.
Macy’s Linda Levy with Don Loftus and GQ’s Karen Drechsler.
Editorial Excellence in Fragrance Coverage: Allure – Women’s Scent Feature September 2010 Elle – Men’s Scent Feature (tie) December 2010 Marie Claire – Men’s Scent Feature (tie) October 2010 Elle – Women’s Scent Bite September 2010 Elle.com – Blog October 2010 Technological Breakthrough: Packaging Technology & Delivery Systems International Flavors & Fragrances – “Redken Radiant Sea Spray” Fragrance Creation & Formulation Robertet Fragrances – “Seed to Scent”
Lori Singer with Rose Eckert of Givaudan.
Robertet’s Joe Lattarulo, Lorene Broc and Christophe Maubert with Pam Asplund of Reckitt Benckiser.
Information Technology Firmenich – osMOZ iPhone App Top Scorers in The Fragrance Foundation’s Fall 2010 and Spring 2011 Certification Programs for Fragrance Sales Specialists Amanda Markey, C.F.S.S., Nordstrom, Ross Park, Pennsylvania Nicole Maki, C.F.S.S., Nordstrom, Mall of America, Bloomington, Minnesota
Nest Fragrances’ Laura Slatkin and Harry Slatkin of Slatkin & Co.
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and unique gifts ranging from $9.50 to $29.50, that were inspired by some of Disney’s most timeless characters and stories. “The power of fragrance is truly magical—it can evoke memories and convey dreams and aspirations. Disney’s rich heritage and most beloved characters have that same allure,” said Jim Fielding, president of Disney Stores Worldwide. “With the launch of Disney Store’s own fragrance collection, we’re touching all of the senses for the first time in a uniquely Disney way.” Gary McNatton, managing partner of Through Smoke Creative, a leading fragrance design firm, was brought onto the team to help conceptualize each of the collection’s new scents. “We were challenged as a company by Disney to build this collection from the ground up,” said McNatton. “We wanted to exceed ‘guests’ expectations and do something elevated and beautiful for the whole family, so we did a lot of digging into the DNA of the brand.” The first fragrance in the collection, Imagination—created by perfumer Jean-Claude Delville—just launched last week in Disney Stores nationwide. Used as the signature scent throughout the newly designed store, Imagination is described as an enchanted forest of sequoia trees, cool moss and green leaves.
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McNatton. “We came up with a scent inspired by nature, that instills a feeling of natural calm and allows the imagination to soar.” Launching in July 2011 is the second fragrance in the collection, Magic—the quintessential scent of Disney that epitomizes adventure and all that is Mickey Mouse.
Givaudan perfumer Stephen Nilsen developed a blend of icy blue mint, rich chocolate and invigorating sea spray, which was inspired by the freedom and whimsy of children playing outdoors in green grass. Rounding out the collection is the third fragrance, Pixie Dust—a shimmering scent of citrus sorbet, candied fruits and summer rain.
Cosmo International Fragrances’ perfumer, Constance Georges Picot, created the juice that perfectly mimics the beloved Disney character it was inspired by, Tinker Bell. As the brands’ first foray into fine fragrance, Pixie Dust captures attention with a charming sweetness and subtle hint of sassiness, and is due to hit stores in the fall. ■CW
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very fond memories of the Oscar brand, and although we are upgrading all of the packaging, it will remain a very close sibling of the signature.”
The ad campaign.
Inspired by the iconic bottle design of the past, Esprit d’Oscar mimics the feel of the original, but with a contemporary look featuring sculptural glass and sleek feminine contours. On top of its translucent flower cap is a glass pearl representing a single dewdrop, a symbol from Oscar’s childhood. When Mr. de la Renta was a boy, he imagined that if he woke up very early, he could take the dew from flowers to create a perfume—and so he did. “Esprit d’Oscar is not too heavy or obvious, but it’s clean and highquality—it’s a little piece of Oscar,” said Eliza Bolen, creative director of licensing for Oscar de la Renta. “We want the lady who has always worn it to feel beautiful, and for a new woman to embrace it as well.” The eau de parfum is available in select department stores and at oscardelarenta.com, and is priced at $78.00 for 1.6 oz., and $98.00 for 3.3 oz. ■CW MAY 30, 2011
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Lord & Taylor’s Barbara Zinn Moore with Macy’s Nancy Schmidt and Linda Levy and Carol Hamilton of L’Oréal Luxury (2nd r.).
Givaudan’s Cos Policastro and Felix Mayr-Harting (r.) with Carlotta Jacobson and Jill Scalamandre.
Shiseido’s Heidi Manheimer and Arcade Marketing’s Debra Leipman-Yale with Claudia Poccia of Gurwitch.
L’Oréal Paris’ Aïda Moudachirou and Maybelline NY-Garnier’s David Greenberg. Frédéric Fekkai with P&G’s Charlene Patten and Patrice Louvet.
The Estée Lauder Companies’ Janet Pardo, Julie Howard and Jane Lauder.
performance and value,” said Carlotta Jacobson, president of CEW. “The CEW Beauty Awards make it easy to get insight on the best products in order to be able to make an informed decision when choosing and purchasing a product.” Procter & Gamble was the afternoon’s biggest winner, taking home five awards, while LVMH and The Estée Lauder Companies trailed closely behind with four.
Shiseido Cosmetics America took home three trophies, while L’Oréal and Johnson & Johnson each received two. Samy, Coty Beauty, mark. and Zeno Corporation each won one award. As well as recognizing product innovation, CEW also announced the winner of the Indie Beauty Award—blow, the new york blow dry bar—for being the brightest new start-up in the world of beauty. -Continued on Page 134
Bare Escentuals’ Alison Reid and Serena Godin with Allison Slater and Paige Murray of Sephora.
P&G’s Gina Drosos and Michael Kuremski.
Bumble and bumble’s Peter Lichtenthal and Caroline Geerlings of Tom Ford Beauty.
IFF’s Laurent Le Guernec, Mara Dumski and Olivier Delcour.
Shiseido’s Linda Ten Eyck, Gisela Ballard and Nicole Cardillo with makeup artist Taylor Babaian (2nd r.).
Chanel’s Christine Dagousset and Joyce Green with Jean Godfrey-June of Lucky.
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Rimmel London’s Erika Valdez and Rick Goldberg.
Inter Parfums’ Sherriann Mincey and Kellie Como with Joe Lattarulo of Robertet.
LVMH’s Rose Pilato, Doreen Hodel, Pamela Baxter and Jean Marc Plisson.
Atlantic Coast Media Group’s Andrew Surwilo and Holli Westby with George Ledes of Beauty Fashion.
Givaudan’s Geraldine Nicolai and Karen Flinn with Mark Knitowski of Victoria’s Secret (c.).
Arcade Marketing’s Rich Nightingale and Larry Berman (r.) with Givaudan’s Rose Eckert and Marsha Brooks of Coty Beauty.
Additionally, the first annual Best Seller Award recognized the top selling launch in the biggest growth categories of the year, determined by retail sales data from NPD Group and SymphonyIRI Group. Maybelline’s Falsies by Volum’Express won for mass product and Clinique’s Even Better Clinical Dark Spot Corrector won for prestige product.
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Clinique’s Lynne Greene, Agnes Landau and CeCe Coffin.
Don Loftus with Jacqueline Singer and Fragrance Resources’ Cutler Whitman.
Miracle Skin Transformer’s Wendy Chang and Sarah McNamara with George Ledes (c.).
Firmenich’s Joy Atkinson and Jerry Vittoria with Beauty and Brains’ Rhona Stokols and Debra Holstein.
Oscar de la Renta’s Jean Hoehn Zimmerman with Caroline Geerlings.
Dr. Nicolas Perricone and The Estée Lauder Companies’ Veronique Gabai-Pinsky with Paul Wilmot of Paul Wilmot Communications.
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The 2011 winners are as follows:
BATH AND BODY Bath and Body Mass Olay Total Effects 7-in-1 Advanced Anti-Aging Body Wash Deep Penetrating Moisture Allure’s Agnes Chapski with Mike Indursky of Bliss.
NPD Group’s Judy Sone, Diane Nicholson, Karen Schoenbart, Larissa Jensen and Lori Monaco.
Bath and Body Prestige Fresh Brown Sugar Hand Cream
FACIAL SKINCARE Acne Treatment Zeno Corporation Heat Treat Blemish Prevention Treatment
Life & Style’s Caitlin Kiernan, Napoleon Perdis’ Napoleon Perdis and Paula Scandone of Hautelook.
P&G’s Kelly Vanasse, Patrice Louvet and Charlene Patten.
Anti-Aging Mass AVEENO Ageless Vitality Elasticity Recharging System-Day SPF 30 Anti-Aging Prestige Clinique Even Better Clinical Dark Spot Corrector Cleanser & Scrub Shiseido Cosmetics America White Lucent Brightening Cleansing Foam Eye Treatment Mass RoC Brilliance Eye Beautifier
M·A·C Cosmetics’ Daren D’Andrea, Nicole Masson, Jennifer Balbier and Nick Gavrelis.
Givaudan’s Kate Greene with Wendy Liebmann of WSL Strategic Retail.
Eye Treatment Prestige Shiseido Future Solution LX Eye and Lip Contour Regenerating Cream Moisturizer Mass Olay Regenerist Night Resurfacing Elixir
Jill Flint, host Mario Cantone and Katrina Bowden.
Arcade Marketing’s Diane Crecca with Cos Policastro.
Moisturizer Prestige Lancôme Génifique Repair Youth Activating Night Cream
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Samy Fat Foam’s Samy.
Marina Maher Communications’Amber Meredith with P&G’s Paige Cali and Vince Hudson.
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MAKEUP Eye Product Mass CoverGirl Liquilineblast Eye Liner Eye Product Prestige Dior Beauty Diorshow Maximizer O, The Oprah Magazine’s Patricia Foster with Ahava’s Elana Drell Szyfer and Colin Marshall of Harper’s Bazaar.
P&G Prestige’s Don Loftus and Andrea Davey with Holli Westby of Atlantic Coast Media Group (c.).
Face Product Mass mark. Touch & Glow Shimmer Cream Cubes All Over Face Palette Face Product Prestige Clinique Redness Solutions Makeup SPF 15 with Probiotic Technology Lip Product Mass L’Oréal Paris Infallible Le Rouge
Ladies Home Journal’s Julie Pinkwater and Philosophy’s Michael D’Armino with Maria Garcia of Allure.
Sonia Kashuk’s Kristin McMorrow and Sonia Kashuk with FIT’s Stephan Kanlian (c.).
Lip Product Prestige Fresh Sugar Plum Tinted Lip Treatment SPF 15
MEN’S GROOMING Men’s Grooming Product Gillette Fusion ProSeries Thermal Scrub
SCENT Johnson & Johnson’s Cara Robinson, Stefano Curti and Erin Cotter.
Givaudan’s Karen Elliott and Melissa Gambill (r.) with Gini Haggarty of Mast Global.
Men’s Scent Chanel Bleu de Chanel Women’s Scent Mass Coty Beauty Beyoncé Heat Women’s Scent Prestige Gucci Fragrances Gucci Guilty
SUN blow’s Jen Denton, Stuart Sklar and Julie Flakstad.
Atlantic Coast Media Group’s Abbie Manning, Andy Siegel and Dana Surick (r.) with George Ledes.
Sun Product Shiseido Cosmetics America Ultimate Sun Protection Lotion SPF 60
INDIE BEAUTY AWARD blow, the new york blow dry bar
ECO BEAUTY AWARD Bliss’ Heather Simmons and Katie Welch.
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Fusion Brands’ Ali Fadakar and Dana Kline with Allure’s Linda Wells and Mike Indursky of Bliss.
Pochet’s Gerald Walle, François Sabaté and Charles de Forges with Christophe de Villeplee of IFF (2nd l).
Stuart Weitzman’s Gaetano Sallorenzo and Beauty Fashion’s George Ledes with Gus Bezas of Milbar Labs.
Lampe Berger’s Cherry Robinson with P&G Prestige’s Don Loftus and Alison Mazzola of Alison Mazzola Communications.
CEW’s Lisa Klein and Carlotta Jacobson (r.) with Lucky’s Mary Zegras and Lori Singer of Coty Prestige.
Elizabeth Arden’s Ron Rolleston with Jerry Vittoria of Firmenich.
New Wave Fragrances’ Zoe Bartels and Salo Lekach with Lauren Bitet of Givaudan.
IFF’s Bertrand Lemont, Laurent Le Guernec and Mehdi Lisi with Coty’s Ruth Sutcliffe (2nd l.).
Palm Beach Beauté’s Harold Ickovics and Paul Smith (r.) and Virtue Development’s Doug Virtue with Werner Hofmann.
Falic Fashion Group’s Joelle Guedalia with George Ledes and Givaudan’s Cathy Torelli.
Robertet’s Jerome Épinette, Olivia Jezler, Pierre Wulff and Lorene Broc.
The Fragrance Foundation’s Mary Ellen Lapsansky, Terry Molnar and Amy Rubin.
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Marc Rosen Associates’ Marc Rosen with SGD’s Pochet’s Stephane Vincenti with Kevin Marshall Shéhérezade Chamlou and Peter Acerra and of Marc Rosen Associates. Rochelle Bloom of The Fragrance Foundation.
Art Spiro with Frederic Jacques of Mane and Mehdi Lisi.
Firmenich’s Westly Morris and Inter Parfums’ Sioux Saunders with Mike Indursky.
Fashionetc.com’s Michael Coady and his wife Linda with George Ledes and Atlantic Coast Media Group’s Andrew Surwilo.
Fragrance Resources’ Alexandrine Demachy and Rob MacDonald.
drom Fragrances’ Doug Boissonault, Andy O’Shea, Ferdinand Storp and Markus Schiek.
CEI’s Paul Morris with Henry De Monclin of HDM Design Lab.
Elements Showcase’s Frederick Bouchardy and Ulrich Lang (r.) with Karen Dubin and Karen Adams of Sniffapalooza.
Harold Ickovics and Baroness von Langendorff with Arthur Brown of McLaughlin & Stern.
Fragrance Resources’ Cutler Whitman and beautyfeed.com’s Molly Meyers and Bayly Ledes with Tony Griffith.
Falic Fashion Group’s Jessica Jackson with Steve DeMercado of Fragrance Resources.
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EVELYN LAUDER UNVEILS 2011 BCA CAMPAIGN Evelyn Lauder, senior corporate vice president of The Estée Lauder Companies and co-creator of the Pink Ribbon, recently announced the launch of The 2011 Breast Cancer Awareness (BCA) Campaign.
Design. The image was shot by world-renowned photographer Michael Thompson.
The Estée Lauder Companies’ Fabrizio Freda, Evelyn Lauder and William Lauder with spokesmodel Elizabeth Hurley (2nd l.).
The new campaign concept, “TOGETHER. Connect. Communicate. Conquer. For A Future Free of Breast Cancer,” emphasizes the power of many millions of people joining together around the world with one voice to spread the all-important message of breast health, and that early detection saves lives. “This year, we wanted to raise the bar by pulling together as many people as possible to unite for this cause,” said Mrs. Lauder. “This October, during Breast Cancer Awareness month, it is my hope that we all connect and communicate with everyone we know, and show support through wearing a Pink Ribbon so we can obtain a future free of breast cancer.” Both bold and inspiring, the new campaign was conceived for the second year by James Gager, senior vice president and group creative director of M·A·C, La Mer and Jo Malone Worldwide, and Antonia Lakis, vice president of M·A·C 146
By October 2011, The Estée Lauder Companies’ brands, employees and fundraising initiatives globally will have raised close to $50 million in contributions to The Breast Cancer Research Foundation (BCRF), a nonprofit dedicated to finding a cure. Also during the month of October, the company will be working together with Philips to take the Global Landmark Illuminations Initiative to the next level, which last year, set a new Guinness World Record for “Most Landmarks Illuminated for a
Cause in 24 Hours.” Through this partnership, numerous global landmarks will be illuminated worldwide in bright pink using LED lights to raise awareness in an environmentally friendly way. Another new change for the 2011 campaign is the addition of the blue Swarovski crystal to the jeweled Pink Ribbon pin. “I added the beautiful blue crystal to our pin this year because we don’t want to overlook the fact that men are directly impacted by this disease as well,” said Mrs. Lauder. “The American Cancer Society reports that statistics of men being diagnosed with breast cancer are much lower—about 2,000 men were diagnosed in 2010 and 390 died— however, we want to ensure that men have as strong of a support network as women.” From 1993 through October 2011, The Estée Lauder Companies has helped the BCRF to raise over $325 million since its inception, and has distributed close to 115 million Pink Ribbons and informational brochures about the importance of breast health worldwide. ■CW
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Givaudan’s Cos Policastro and Karen Elliott with Studio MC2’s Maria Corbiscello and Mane’s Juan Varela.
Arcade Marketing’s Eric Dalbo and Debra Leipman-Yale (r.) with P&G Prestige’s Tracy Kugler.
Robertet’s Christophe Maubert with Luxe Pack’s Arlene Dahl and Vanity Fair’s Amy Fine Collins. Nathalie Grosdidier and Mane’s Michel Mane.
Art of Packaging Award Gala hosted by Luxe Pack and the Pratt Institute. Held at New York’s University Club, the gala raises funds each year to benefit the Marc Rosen Scholarship for Graduate Package Design. This year, four $3,000 scholarships were awarded to Pratt students Ashley Culver, Rorke Greene, Joohyung Jin and Karen Salomon. Altogether, the gala raised $300,000, which
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brings the total scholarship endowment to $3 million. “The Art of Packaging celebrates cosmetic packaging design as an art form,” said Marc Rosen, designer and professor at Pratt Institute. “P&G Prestige personifies this ethic. Their roster of designer and celebrity brands is underscored by its beautiful and compelling packaging,
Cos Policastro with C+N Packaging’s Chris Young and his daughter Allison.
Screen Tech’s John Schofield, Bormioli Luigi’s Olga Bursac and Beth-Anne Kline (r.) and Cerve’s Francesco Allegri with Revelations’ Carol and Larry Couey.
Firmenich’s Theo Spilka, Marc Salmon and Yvan Bagnis with Sumit Bhasin (2nd r.).
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Marc Rosen, Joohyung Jin, Ashley Culver, Sumit Bhasin, Karen Salomon and Rorke Greene.
Givaudan’s Felix Mayr-Harting and Karen Elliott with Mark Knitowski of Victoria’s Secret.
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Eric Dalbo with Coty Prestige’s Carolyn Holtz Tyson and Steve DeMercado of Fragrance Resources.
Gallery #47’s Ken Leach and Bobcar’s Annette Green with The Fragrance Foundation’s Mary Ellen Lapsansky and Rochelle Bloom.
Utley Inc.’s John Utley and George Utley with Denise Paglina of Estée Lauder (c.).
Firmenich’s Ilias Ermenidis, Marie-Laurence Bezault and Jerry Vittoria.
a tribute to our theme. P&G Prestige’s creativity will continue to serve as inspiration to our students, the designers of tomorrow.” Sumit Bhasin, global leader of innovation at P&G Prestige, accepted the award on behalf of the company for his outstanding efforts and contributions to the packaging category.
“Packaging is all about creating the right balance between art and science,” said Bhasin. “We are privileged to be in an industry where packaging is really the embodiment of the concept—and my commitment is that we continue to nurture our particular talent, but with a key focus on sustainability.”
Milbar Labs’ Gus Bezas and Gail Boyé of mark. with Kevin Marshall of Marc Rosen Associates.
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Pure Nautica Discovery Category: Fragrance Launch: June 2011 Claims: Energetic and fresh, this is an adventurer’s scent for the man who refuses to be bound by life’s daily grind, and takes to the seas to find inspiration in the rough waters and cool breeze. Key Notes: Basil, lemon, coriander seed, ginger and warm cedar wood. Stats: 1.7 oz., $49.00; 3.4 oz., $65.00 150
THE MAKEUP SHOW ILLUMINATES NYC With over 6,000 attendees, a superb lineup of seminars, and more than 60 prestigious beauty brands, The Makeup Show—the largest pro-only beauty event—brought the best talent in the industry together at the Metropolitan Pavilion in New York City on May 15 and 16.
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“This being our sixth year in NYC was truly the best and most inspiring year yet,” said Shelly Tagger, vice president of The Makeup Show. “We had great artists and industry insiders, and as always New York City welcomed us and made this event a huge success. I believe that 2011 will mark the best year yet for any of The Makeup Show beauty events, especially with the two new additions of Chicago and Europe in 2011.” The weekend was packed with inspiration, exclusive offers and hands-on workshops from participating brands including Make Up For Ever, Inglot, Temptu Pro, Crown Brush, Stila Cosmetics and Smashbox. In addition, over 60 pro-makeup industry companies a t t e n d e d i n c l u d i n g Youngblood Mineral Cosmetics, Dermalogica, Kiss Products, Yves Saint Laurent, M·A·C and NARS, among ■CW many others. MAY 30, 2011
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hierry Mugler and The Cinema Society hosted the New York screening of Woody Allen’s new film Midnight in Paris starring Rachel McAdams, Owen Wilson, Kathy Bates and Adrien Brody. “Woody Allen has an unconventional and daring approach to movie Clarins’ Jonathan Zrihen with Woody Allen. making, depicting artfully paradoxes between dream and reality in ‘Midnight in Paris,’ said Lionel Uzan, vice president of marketing for Clarins Fragrance Group. “Thierry Mugler clearly shares the same creative values, and saw a Clarins’ Tanya Pushkine and Erin natural fit in Cohen with Rachel McAdams (c.). hosting the U.S. premiere of such a unique movie contrasting the Parisian art scene with Hollywood glamour.”
DERMABLEND CELEBRATES 30TH ANNIVERSARY
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ermablend, the brand known for their coverage cosmetics, celebrated its 30th anniversary in New York City on May 18. The Dermablend’s Rhonda Galbreath, Bob Carroll, brand was started Frank Haynes, Tracey Barney and Drew Fedesco. by an American dermatologist, and has been known for providing innovative solutions for people suffering from acute skin conditions. Now, thirty years later, the brand is undergoing a transformation, and shifting its focus to everyday wear. At the celebration, Dermablend also announced a $15,000 donation to the American Academy of Dermatology’s Camp Discovery, a free camp for kids with chronic skin conditions. Attendees at the event created gift packages for campers. ■CW
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Idealist Cooling Eye Illuminator Category: Skin care Launch: June 2011 Claims: Utilizing a first ever, patent-pending, specially-contoured cooling ceramic tip applicator, this new treatment instantly cools, massages and re-energizes the look of tired, puffy eyes, while exclusive Triple-Optic Technology instantly makes dark circles look lighter. Key Ingredients: Pinoxide, Vitamin C, and extracts of sea algae and caffeine. Stats: $58.00
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Pochet’s Gerald Walle and Stephane Vincenti with Michael Mastrogiacomo of Elizabeth Arden (c.).
Bormioli Luigi’s Beth-Anne Kline and Olga Bursac.
C+N Packaging’s Brooks Markert and Kristen Tomich.
SGD’s Richard Engel, Shéhérezade Chamlou, Greg Cummings and Karen Zaccaria.
Over 2,350 visitors attended the ninth edition of Luxe Pack New York, the luxury-packaging exhibition, which featured 131 exhibitors, as well as a comprehensive array of seminars and conferences at The Altman Building & Metropolitan Pavilion in New York City on May 18 and 19. “The goal of our show is to give visitors a wider view of what is on the market and what is going on globally,” said Nathalie Grosdidier, executive director of Luxe Pack. “Companies are trying to find ways to be creative and
Luxe Pack’s Nathalie Grosdidier with Beauty Fashion’s George Ledes.
Palm Beach Beauté’s Seth Terpanjian and Patrick Etchaubard of Gerresheimer.
responsible, and to learn how to adapt both into the packaging of their products. The suppliers are the people who create and manufacture the solutions.” Exhibiting companies included Bormioli Luigi, C+N Packaging, Curtis Packaging, Fusion Packaging, Gerresheimer, Heinz Glas, MWV, Preface Deux, Pochet, Rexam and SGD. On May 18, Marc Rosen of Marc Rosen Associates moderated a seminar with four panelists entitled, “The -Continued on Page 153
Heinz Glas’ Lynda Bolnick and Manny Mazzei.
MWV’s Agnes Castel, Sandy Gregory and Mark Frey.
QRS’ Cliff Davis and Jennifer Corey with Don Droppo of Curtis Packaging.
Fusion Packaging’s Jonathan Gross and Derek Harvey.
George Ledes with Beauty Packaging’s Jay Gorga and Xavier Adnet of Stoelzle.
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NEWPRODUCTS New Packaging Paradigm.” “Now that we have accepted the fact that we are not experiencing a temporary downturn that will bounce back to a pre-recession consumer mentality, designers and marketers must focus on creating new products and packaging that will tap into the new consciousness of a conservative and responsible consumer,” said Mr. Rosen. Karen Young, president of The Young Group, revealed that 80% of purchase decisions are made instore, and 80% of consumers say they want to purchase products that are environmentally responsible. “Green thinking must be incorporated into the design process,” said Young. “This is not a trend, it’s a reset.” Frederic Jacques, Mane’s vice president of fine fragrance, stated, “We are selling an experience for the
consumer. When you remove innovation from your product, it becomes a commodity. If we don’t put love and beauty into the product, the consumer is not going to buy it.” Nick Gavrelis, vice president of global product development for M·A·C Cosmetics, focused on the importance of packaging in order to sell the product. “You need to animate your collections. Be adventurous, be inspired and create a persona,” he said. Linda Levy, Macy’s vice president of marketing, cosmetics and fragrance, offered her opinion from a retailer’s point of view. “Packaging is an important component of the product, but if the juice isn’t worth the squeeze, consumers will not purchase the product again,” she said. “Multiple colors make products more giftable, and combination products make life easier.”
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Age Defying with DNA Advantage SPF 20 Cream Makeup Category: Makeup Launch: June 2011 Claims: Using a unique blend of anti-aging ingredients and SPF 20 to help protect the skin from sun damage and fight visible signs of aging, this sophisticated formula combines advanced technologies in skin care with superior innovation in color. Key Ingredients: Sodium hyaluronate, Vitamins B3 and E, and West Indian cherry extract. Stats: $13.99
SUPER BY DR. PERRICONE Sun Kissed Tinted Moisturizer with SPF 25
Marc Rosen Associates’ Marc Rosen, Macy’s Linda Levy, M.A.C’s Nick Gavrelis, The Young Group’s Karen Young and Mane’s Frederic Jacques.
Category: Skin care Launch: May 2011 Claims: Designed to protect, perfect and reflect, this moisturizer is a triple threat that provides sheer coverage, gives skin SPF 25 sun protection and works for 95% of all skin tones. Key Ingredients: Turmeric, zinc oxide and Vitamin C. Stats: $42.00
ESSIE 2011 Resort Collection: Fair Game Preface Deux’s Aviva Himoff, Marc Pivaudran of G. Pivaudran and Frederic Ansart of Wauters with Tesem’s Albert Soley and Albert Sala.
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Category: Nail care Launch: May 2011 Claims: Inspired by the untamed beauty of the world’s most remote destinations, this professional-only collection of earthy, sultry colors is an absolutely thrilling rush of color that will bring out the explorer in you. Shades: Your Hut or Mine?, Lion Around, Fair Game and Da Bush. Stats: $8.00 per bottle 153
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Coty’s Lorrie King with Yann Vasnier of Givaudan.
Elizabeth Arden’s Gretchen Dowling and Tamara Steele with Anahita Mekanik and Veronique Ferval of IFF.
Firmenich’s Bart Schmidt, Honorine Blanc and Harry Fremont with Marivel Santana of P&G (2nd l.).
Firmenich’s Rose Gugliotta and Frederic Jacques of Mane.
IFF’s Nicolas Mirzayantz, Jacqueline Hawley and Mara Dumski with Angela Kilhoffer of Unilever (2nd l.).
Mast Global’s Gini Haggarty with Jim Krivda and Maryann Esposito of Mane.
The American Society of Perfumers (ASP) honored the best fragrance achievements in the industry at their 12th Perfumers’ Choice Awards at City Winery in New York City on May 11. Perfumers from all over the United States nominated their favorite products, which were then evaluated by a special panel of perfumers and narrowed down to the three best fragrances in each category. The top three fragrances were then entered onto the ASP website, where the perfumers then cast a final vote for the best overall fragrance.
Hosted by celebrity chef Danny Boome, the evening saluted winners in 23 categories, including fine, home and personal care fragrance. “If you have a glass of wine please smell it,” said Boome. “The first thing you should smell is achievement, and the next thing you should smell is victory. You are all here because your products were recognized as the best by your peers.” Revlon and Symrise were honored with the Women’s -Continued on Page 155
Givaudan’s Calice Becker and Cos Policastro with Camille McDonald of Bath & Body Works.
Belmay’s Mark Banwer with Susan McEwen of IFF.
Symrise’s Christelle Laprade with Roberto Olivi and Annie Buzantian of Firmenich.
Reckitt Benckiser’s Pam Asplund with Joe Lattarulo of Robertet.
IFF’s Mara Dumski and Jerry Caiazzo with Laura Slatkin of Nest Fragrances (c.).
Robertet’s Pierre Wulff with Dulce Almario and Mark Knitowski of Victoria’s Secret and Benedicte Bron of Mast Global.
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Firmenich’s Westly Morris, Honorine Blanc (2nd r.) and Jerry Vittoria with Robin Mason and Meredith Smith of Elizabeth Arden.
Mane’s Dr. Syed Shamil and P&G’s Phil Porter with Dennis Maroney of the American Society of Perfumers.
Classic Fine Fragrance award for Charlie, and Yves Saint Laurent and Givaudan received the award for Kouros in the Men’s Classic Fine Fragrance Category. The Women’s Contemporary Fine Fragrance award was presented to Elizabeth Arden and Firmenich for Juicy Couture’s Viva La Juicy, and the Men’s Contemporary Fine Fragrance award honored P&G and Firmenich for Light Blue by Dolce & Gabbana. Overall, IFF and P&G were the evening’s biggest winners; IFF leaving with nine awards, and P&G leaving with eight. Symrise followed with
five trophies, and Firmenich stayed closely behind with four. The ceremony also paid tribute to the recent passing of international icon Elizabeth Taylor, whose fragrances include the Elizabeth Arden classic, White Diamonds. The American Society of Perfumers presented Elizabeth Arden with their inaugural Presidential Award for the brand’s success with the Elizabeth Taylor fragrance line, and for pioneering of the celebrity fragrance category. For a complete list of winners, please visit perfumers.org.
International Flavors & Fragrances (IFF) hosted its first Speed Smelling luncheon at the Mondrian Soho in New York City on May 2. Each of IFF’s New York-based perfumers was given an open palate to create a oneof-kind scent based on an inspiration of their choice. The perfumers—Celine Barel, Carlos Benaim, Yves Cassar, Jean-Marc Chaillan, Pascal Gaurin, Clement Gavarry, Laurent Le Guernec, Bruno Jovanovic and Loc Dong (via iPad)— each shared their creative process and scent stories with twenty beauty and lifestyle editors during sevenminute sessions.
IFF’s Yves Cassar, Carlos Benaim and Celine Barel.
L’Oréal’s Nancy Williams with Joy Atkinson of Firmenich.
Robertet’s Ray Hone, Ben Fundaro and Joe Lattarulo. ■CW
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Category: Makeup Launch: May 2011 Claims: Offering up to seven times the volume increase, this ultra-comfortable, flexible, lightweight formula makes lashes look deep black and volumized for 18 hours. Stats: $9.00
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Category: Fragrance Launch: May 2011 Claims: This fresh and fruity limited edition scent awakens the senses for the sultry summer months ahead. Key Notes: Sea spray accord, Caribbean nutmeg, warm sage, sea moss, fresh amber and teak wood. Stats: 3.4 oz., $54.00
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n April 11, Elle celebrated their second annual Women in Music event at the Music Box in Los Angeles with over 700 guests. The Garniersponsored concert commemorated Elle’s Women in Music issue and featured performances by Theophilus London, Sara Quin (of Tegan and Sara), Solange Knowles, and Grammy award winner Robyn. “Garnier Fructis is proud to partner with Elle on its second annual Women in Music event,” says Deborah Marquardt, Garnier’s Denise Quattrochi and Elle’s Robin vice president Domeniconi and Robbie Myers with Robyn (2 l.). for Media & Integrated at Garnier. “Music plays a central role in how Garnier Fructis connects with consumers to express personal style. Together with Elle, we celebrate these artists’ authentic voices in both song and style.” nd
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Kilian’s Elisabeth Noel Jones and Kilian Hennessey (c.) with Wendy Gottfried, Deborah Walters, Karyn Benvenuto, Ondine Lamstein and Lee Williams of Saks Fifth Avenue.
“This counter space is very much Kilian’s aesthetic,” said Elisabeth Noel Jones, CEO of By Kilian Inc. “He is all about luxury and providing a warm and inviting experience for the customer. He wanted the space to be clean and rich—reminiscent of classic French furniture, yet user-friendly for the staff.” 156
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hiseido kicked off the first ever “Discover Shiseido” mobile tour—a luxury outfitted airstream trailer that will be traveling across the country, bringing Shiseido’s skincare technology and ancient techniques directly to consumers—in New York City on May 19. The tour will stop in nine cities throughout the months of May and June, covering over 10,000 miles in one month, and distributing more than 100,000 samples of BioPerformance Super Corrective Serum. Featured products, services and offers include complimentary Japanese facial massage services and gift certificates for a complete facial ■CW treatment at participating Macy’s locations. MAY 30, 2011
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CIBS Monthly Luncheon The Manhattan Club • NYC 12:00 PM www.cibsonline.com
Fashion Group International “The Tastemakers” Breakfast and Conversation with CBE’s Rose Marie Bravo & Chanel’s Maureen Chiquet 21 Club • NYC 8:45 AM (TA) (212) 302-5511 www.fgi.org
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Skin Cancer Foundation “A Night the Stars Shine On” Benefiting the Skin Cancer Foundation Central Park Zoo • NYC 6:30 PM (B) (TA) (212) 725-5176 www.skincancer.org/events
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HBA Global Expo & Conference Javits Center • NYC (T) (609) 759-7603 www.hbaexpo.com ICMAD Annual Meeting - Cosmetic Innovators of the Year Awards Astra • NYC (A) (M) (TA) (847) 991-4499 www.icmad.org
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created position, Ms. Menard will play an active role in creating compelling digital content to amplify Clinique’s color positioning, and will also help develop and star in how-to videos that will give women quick, easy ways to achieve their desired makeup looks. Additionally, she will work closely with the Clinique product development, marketing and education teams to inspire the development of new products, trends and application techniques. “Jenna is a perfect fit for Clinique and brings tremendous talent and insights to the brand,” said Lynne Greene, global brand president of Clinique, Origins and Ojon. “Her eye for creating makeup looks that accentuate the natural beauty of every woman, coupled with her passion to build self-confidence through makeup, is inspiring to women around the world. She shares Clinique’s philosophy of empowering women to feel and look their best every day. She has a smile that lights up a room and a positive outlook on life—a quality we celebrate at Clinique.”
L’ORÉAL USA ANNOUNCES NEW PARTNERSHIP
of Demand Media’s properties. By creating innovation-driven programs, this partnership will aim to empower women with personalized beauty solutions. In addition, the original content will be available on a YouTube channel created especially for L’Oréal USA by Demand Media, where contextually-relevant L’Oréal messages will be delivered to women who are at the point of intent, the moment before site visitors are ready to take action. “This collaboration goes beyond any online initiative we’ve undertaken to date because Demand Media offers something no other partner could; the ability to deliver highlyfocused beauty content that is personalized for each consumer and presented in the context of their individual needs,” said Marc Speichert, chief marketing officer of L’Oréal USA. After reviewing the millions of signals women are sending about their beauty needs, Demand Media uncovered five key areas for which women are consistently seeking beauty related content: hair, eyes, skin care, face and lips. Based on these learnings, they will create an original video series for L’Oréal featuring brands such as Maybelline New York, Garnier, Redken, Lancôme and others that will provide helpful advice and how-to information.
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Demand Media’s beauty platform typeF.com, inspired by Tyra Banks.
L’Oréal USA and Demand Media have announced an innovative, multi-dimensional partnership, which is the largest multi-branded initiative to date by L’Oréal. The partnership—combining custom content and exclusive media to connect L’Oréal’s brands with consumers— will launch on typeF.com and the eHow Style channel, which are two 158
Catherine Bomboy Dougherty has been promoted to senior vice president of Global Communications for M·A·C Cosmetics, effective June 1, 2011. “Catherine’s contributions to the success of M·A·C have been enormous,” said Karen Buglisi, global brand president of M·A·C Cosmetics. “Her extraordinary leadership and strategic skills play an important role in our brand. She has led major communications successes all over the globe that have fueled our growth, while reinforcing the iconoclastic and edgy spirit of the M·A·C brand. I am thrilled she will be leading the communications team.” ■CW
NEWPRODUCTS JEAN PAUL GAULTIER PARFUMS Classique Summer Limited Edition Category: Fragrance Launch: May 2011 Claims: Traditional Maori tattoos and a mysterious “wind rose” adorn the bottle of this playful summer scent and lovely counterpart to the Jean Paul Gaultier Le Male sailor. Key Notes: Rose, orange blossom, ylang ylang and vanilla absolute. Stats: 3.3 oz., $64.00
CHANTECAILLE Poudre de Perle Category: Makeup Launch: May 2011 Claims: This mineral blush formula is housed in its own refillable flow-through brush, and delivers the perfect amount of pigment and color, while replacing traditional talc particles with weightless, silky and translucent optics that impart skin clarity and luminosity. Stats: $55.00
PAUL & JOE Eye Gloss Duos Category: Makeup Launch: May 2011 Claims: Inspired by a budding romance, this collection of eye-opening lid lacquers have the consistency of a gel, yet wear like a powder without smearing to give eyes translucency, while showcasing them glamorously. Stats: $30.00
MAY 30, 2011
COSMETIC WORLD
A sensual voyage off the Mediterranean coast.
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