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ESTÉE LAUDER BRAND CELEBRATES FOUNDER’S

PHILOSOPHY

JUDITH LEIBER OWNS THE NIGHT

CLINIQUE CORRECTS AND PERFECTS

ALABASTER TAPPED TO LEAD SUSTAINABILITY AT L’ORÉAL USA

Pam Alabaster has been named senior v i c e p r e s i d e n t o f s u s t a i n a b l e development and External affairs at

L’Oréal USA. In her new role she will lead the company’s

On March 16, the Estée Lauder brand held a press event in New York City to celebrate women and beauty, as well as the brand’s new philosophy that “Every Woman Can Be Beautiful.” Over 190 guests gathered to hear Jane Hertzmark Hudis, global brand president of Estée Lauder, Aerin Lauder, senior vice president and creative director of Estée Lauder, and Charisse Ford, senior vice president of global marketing for Estée Lauder, reveal the beauty philosophies of

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Judith Leiber Night, the latest luxe fragrance introduction from Palm Beach Beauté, is a glamorous, couture perfume, perfectly resembling the sparkle and allure of the designer’s handbags.

Developed by perfumer Richard Herpin of Firmenich, the inspiration for the Oriental amber was drawn from the famous Judith Leiber black Deco handbag that produced a dramatic and memorable statement.

“The scent was created by juxtaposing the drama of the handbag design with the absolute luxury that Judith Leiber s tands for,” sa id Theo Spi lka o f Firmenich. “To illustrate these notes of sensual luxury, Richard used the highest extracted qualities of night blooming


ALLURE CELEBRATES 20 YEARS OF BEAUTY WITH LINDA WELLS

March marks the 20th anniversary of Allure, and the 20th anniversary for the founding editor in chief, Linda Wells.

as the only remaining founding editor at a women’s magazine,


FIFI VOTER’S GUIDE 2011The annual FiFi Voter’s Guide will be in the April 15 issue and will feature the FiFi finalists. The closing for advertising for this special edition is April 12.

Clinique, the brand known for the i r tried and true skin care solutions since 1968, is introducing two new formulas that aim to diminish the appearance of pores—Cl in ique P o r e R e f i n i n g Solutions Correcting Serum and a newly formulated Instant Perfector.

Clinique research shows that more than 300,000 pores on our face typically double in size from age 25 to 50. as the aging process evolves, cell renewal becomes irregular and skin dehydration increases, leaving faces, and pores, all over the world hoping for a solution to this problem.

“Studies show that pores are the third largest skin care concern in the U.S.,” said Dr. David Orentreich, Clinique’s guiding dermatologist. “If the skin isn’t cared for properly, pores can become clogged by excess oil, causing them to


FRAGRANCE FOUNDATION HOSTS TRENDS FORUM

The Fragrance Foundation hosted its annual Trends Forum on March 23, with a panel discussion by Donald Loftus of P&G Prestige, Allison Slater of Sephora,


Estée Lauder’s spokemodels Joan Smalls, Constance Jablonski and Liu Wen.

Pamela Vaile Associates’ Pamela Vaile and Rochelle Bloom of The Fragrance

Foundation.

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the late Estée Lauder herself that have become the cornerstones of the brand.

“The phrase ‘Every Woman Can Be Beautiful,’ is still as relevant today as it was when Mrs. Lauder first used it,” said hudis. “It is inclu-sive, empowering and a universal truth that appeals to women around the world. It defines modern and global beauty, and it acknowledges

that this beauty comes in many forms. We are proud to take the words of our founder and use them to bring together the heritage, the image, the products, and the conver-sations that the Estée Lauder brand is having with women today.”

In support of this new viewpoint, the brand has recently signed three new global faces—Joan Smalls from

Puerto Rico, Constance Jablonski from France and Liu Wen from China.

“Estee’s choice of models through-out the brand’s evolution was always extraordinary,” said Lauder. “We continue this legacy with a new group of diverse faces that truly represent a modern vision of beauty.”

an advertising campaign, shot by Craig McDean, features the model

trio together in an ad for the first time and will be revealed in June to help communicate the desire for beautiful skin across all ethnicities.

“Our consumers are more diverse than ever before, and our research shows that 76% of women believe there is no single beauty ideal any-more,” said Ford.

a separate group of key “icon

images,” featuring four of Estée Lauder’s spokesmodels—Hilary Rhoda, Ms. Smalls, Ms. Jablonski and Ms. Wen—will be unveiled in July, showcasing the women in all white to convey elegance, personality and style. The images are designed to be a modern interpretation of some of the most memorable ads Estée herself created throughout the years, and will appear globally at store level to bring the “Every Woman Can Be Beautiful” concept to life.

NEWPRODUCTSCHANEL

Rouge Coco Shine

Category: MakeupLaunch:

april 2011Claims: available

in 18 shades, from delicate beiges to dazzling berries,

this hydrating sheer lipshine is the next chapter in the evolution of the

iconic modern crème lip color. Stats: $32.00

BABY PHATL♥V ME by Kimora Lee Simmons

Category: FragranceLaunch: april 2011Claims: The perfect fusion of sweetness and strength, passion and perseverance, this Oriental musk celebrates indepen-dent girls who aren’t

afraid to follow their hearts and live each day as an adventure. Key Notes: Tangerine, jasmine petals, vanilla blossom and sandalwood.Stats: 0.5 oz., $17.00; 1.0 oz., $28.00

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Estée Lauder’s Jane Hertzmark Hudis, Aerin Lauder and spokesmodel Carolyn Murphy.

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Estée Lauder’s spokesmodels Joan Smalls, Hilary Rhoda, Constance Jablonski and

Liu Wen.

Estée Lauder’s Tom Pecheux and Jane Hertzmark Hudis.

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JUDITH LEIBER OWNS THE NIGHTjasmine, peony, patchouli and amber materials among the spiciness of lilies, incense and a creamy wood accord.”

Joseph Messina of Joseph Messina Design developed the concept for the packaging and bottle design—a black-as-night opaque glass flacon embedded with Swarovski crystal stones.

“What I have is style, but I don’t have a style.” said Messina. “I like to create pieces that look like the designer I’m designing for. This bottle embodies the confident elegance and sensuality of the Judith Leiber woman.”

according to Harold Ickovics, CEO of Palm Beach Beauté, there are

several new introductions planned to expand the Judith Leiber fragrance collection in the fall.

“Each introduction will reflect the sophistication, glamour and style of the Judith Leiber brand,” said Ickovics.

Judith Leiber Night was recently unveiled at Bergdorf Goodman in

New York City, where Palm Beach Beauté executives met with the retailers and celebrated the launch and eye-catching in-store display.

available this month in specialty department stores, the fragrance is priced at $115.00 for 1.3 oz. and $175.00 for 2.5 oz.

CLINIQUE CORRECTS AND PERFECTS

stretch and get larger over time. This makes large pores not just an oil control concern, but a de-aging concern as well. When pores appear smaller and tighter, skin has a more youthful appearance.”

The Correcting Serum contains a unique Pore Resurfacing Complex that works in three ways to help minimize pores, giving the skin a more polished look. It supports cell maturation using padina pavonica extract to activate a natural skin enzyme that helps ensure cells are healthy when they reach the skin’s surface, and balances oil production using “smart” technology to mini-mize sebum production so the skin is never too oily or dry. a third factor keeps skin smooth with gentle desquamation using salicylic acid to gently clear out dead skin cells that build up around the edges of pores.

The Instant Perfector, a Clinique favorite since 2003, has kept its beloved lightweight texture, but upgraded its formula to include “smart” sebum-balancing ingredients. Using a blend of hydrolyzed soy protein and coconut acid, this new technology helps to minimize sebum production, only where it is needed, to create a healthy, poreless look for up to eight hours. available in three tints—Invisible Bright, Invisible Light and Invisible Deep—this new formula conceals without adding color to the complexion.

Launching in april, the Correcting Serum will be priced at $39.50 and the Instant Perfector will be $18.00.

GUERLAINAbeille Royal Night Cream

Category: Skin careLaunch: March 2011Claims: This structured, creamy, and reassuring emulsion glides on like silk and replenishes your skin while you sleep. Polymerised film-forming and moisturizing agents help to fully and lastingly hydrate the skin, night after night.Stats: $170.00

NEWPRODUCTSNARCISO RODRIGUEZ

Essence Eau de MuscCategory: Fragrance

Launch: March 2011Claims: a lighter, fresher, more luminous variation of the

original “essence” eau de parfum launched in 2009, this eau de toilette spray echoes the recent evolution of the designer’s collections—evoking weightless fluidity,

a spirit of insouciant sensuality and effortless ease. Key Notes: White musk, citrus and iris mist.

Stats: 2.5 oz., $75.00; 4.2 oz., $100.00

Palm Beach Beauté’s Paul Smith, Harold Ickovics and Jeffrey Dame.

Palm Beach Beauté’s Harold Ickovics and Maria Figueredo with Joseph Messina of

Joseph Messina Design (c.).

Palm Beach Beauté’s Sandra Lang and Joan Strubbe.

Bergdorf Goodman’s Viktoria Kyle and Maddi Marlowe with Harold Ickovics.

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and one of the hand-picked greats from the alex Lieberman era, Linda Wells has revolutionized the way beauty companies talk to consumers. She has showed them that they can, and should, speak intelligently to women, which as a result has changed the way brands advertise and package their products. The comments below reveal Linda’s latest thoughts about the magazine, the status of the beauty industry, and what we can expect to see in years to come.

CW: how has the business of beauty changed over the last 20 years?LW: Every part of the beauty business h a s b e c o m e heightened over t h e l a s t t w o

decades: the quality and efficacy of the products, the expectations of the consumer, the speed of product instructions and consumer awareness, even the way a good idea is duplicated by prestige and mass companies and sold over multiple channels.

Let’s say you actually had been living under a rock since 1991 and you came out now to buy a moisturizer or mascara—you’d be shocked and entirely disoriented. The idea that you could buy a product online without trying it on first? Madness. The prospect of shopping for foundation on TV? Blasphemy. None of this was happening 20 years ago.

CW: What key factors are missing from today’s beauty world that were critical to industry success back then?LW: Well, that’s a challenging question. I’d say patience is missing—from everyone. It’s difficult today for companies to bring out a product or develop an idea or trend and really give it the time it needs to take root. and consumers are impatient: They want fast results or they’ll move on.

They want to know what’s new, newer, newest. I think the fragrance business has been especially vulnerable to this.

CW: Looking back, what do you believe has been the biggest factor in Allure’s success?LW: The trust we have in our readers is our most valuable asset, no question. We had to earn their trust by being experts in beauty, by reporting about it with rigor, and by consistently inspiring them with provocative, gorgeous images. and as hard as it was to build that trust, its results are huge: Our readers believe us when we recommend a product or warn them against a treatment.

CW: as you begin a new decade for Allure, what new aspects of the magazine will you introduce?LW: We have more plans than we do time. We’ve relaunched allure.com and the whole website has been redesigned and reconceived to be more relevant, interactive and immediate. The site’s groundbreaking feature, the allure Beauty Product Finder, is a completely integrated exper ience, a l lowing users to customize their experience and get personal recommendations for hair, makeup, skin care and fragrance

tested and approved by Allure editors. It’s the most highly-curated beauty product library anywhere, with 1,700 products, and by June that number will be over 2,500.

CW: What are the beauty trends we should look forward to in the future?LW: The home bathroom is going to become a technical center that is equal parts dermatology office and sanctuary. More and more devices to fight acne and aging are moving from the doctor’s office into the home. We should have wipe-on Botox, a laser pen to zap brown spots, a sunscreen pill, a pill to prevent or reverse gray hair (that might take more than a few years), and much more. another major change is going to be a result of the makeup of the U.S.—and by that I don’t mean lipstick and eye shadow. Our population is more ethnically diverse, and that will affect color cosmetics, skin care, hair products, as well as the way beauty is depicted in our culture.

ALLURE CELEBRATES 20 YEARS OF BEAUTY WITH LINDA WELLS

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NEWPRODUCTSCALVIN KLEIN

ck one summer limited edition

Category: FragranceLaunch: March 2011

Claims: This unisex citrus aromatic scent

captures the spirit and mood of a fun-filled summer dance party

at the beach. Key Notes: Tangerine,

lemon, sea breeze accord, cedarwood and peach skin.

Stats: 3.4 oz., $46.00

SHISEIDOBenefiance WrinkleResist24

Day Emulsion SPF 15

Category: Skin careLaunch: March 2011Claims: This age-defensive moisturizer helps protect skin from damage caused by UV rays and other envi-ronmental factors, while dramatically reducing the appearance of lines and wrinkles and maintaining rich moisture all day. Stats: $52.00

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Benefit Cosmetics, the California brand known for its witty names and creative packaging, is venturing into the world of skin care with an eight-item collection cleverly titled b.right Radiant Skincare by Benefit, set to launch in april. Benefit Cosmetics co-founders Jean and Jane Ford, twin sisters from Indiana, grew up always wanting to be beach girls. The idea of girls growing up on the beach with naturally beautiful, radiant skin was something they loved, so of course it made sense

that the beach was a big component of the inspiration for the new line.

“It makes perfect sense. Benefit is now sold around the world, in over 35 countries, and the women around the world, who are loving Benefit, want more. They are looking for solutions for youthful and healthy skin. It’s their number one concern,” said Jean. “For this skin care collec-tion, we essentially took California radiance…and bottled it!”

Separated into four categories—cleanse, moisturize, eye and specialist—each product is designed to visibly brighten the skin for a refreshed glow.

Two key products in the moisturize group—Triple Performing Facial Emulsion SPF 15 PA++ ($28) and Total Moisture Facial Cream ($38)—and the specialist product, Ultra Radiance Facial Re-Hydrating Mist ($26)—contain Benefit’s exclusive Tri-Radiance Complex, which was developed in collaboration with LVMH labs.

“The exclusive Tri-Radiance Complex

brightens and helps create a hydrating reservoir on the skin,” said Eric Perrier, executive vice president of research and development at LVMH Parfums et Cosmetiques in Paris. “It includes several vegetable-based sugar and glycol derivatives and a perfectly selected set of different sizes of hyaluronic acid, which boosts hydration in the skin as much as 73 percent within two hours after application (measured in the Triple Performing Facial Emulsion), an incredible result in a SPF 15, Pa++ emulsion!”

Other items in the collection include Moisture Prep Toning Lotion ($29), It’s Potent Eye Cream ($32), Foamingly Clean Facial Wash ($21), Refined Finish Facial Polish ($22) and Remove It Makeup Remover ($21).

“Radiant skin starts with well-hydrated skin,” said Jane. “This collection is about delivering immediate and long-term hydration—the results of which are beautiful, bright, radiant skin.”

Even the packaging reflects the

BENEFIT BOTTLES BRILLIANT GLOW

California coast, with artwork, patterns and materials that all mimic water and exude hydration. The twins’ grandfather was an artist, as well as a fisherman, in Baja, California along the Sea of Cortez. he would “shell walk,” and bring home sea glass and shells that he would then turn into a still life—all of which played into the packaging of the collection.

“The sea glass tones and colors mirror the shades of the ocean and the movement of the waves, and the lids and caps were created using hydrographic technology to produce a more organic look and feel of cork,” said Jean.

The new line will be available in 2,000 doors worldwide, including 900 doors in both North america and Europe, and 200 doors in asia.

AVONProfessional Eye Smokifier

Category: MakeupLaunch: March 2011Claims: avon global creative director Jillian Dempsey gives every woman access to her sought-after makeup prowess in this simple two-in-one high pigment shadow and liner for the ultimate smokey eye. Stats: $8.00

PAUL & JOEProtective Foundation Primer UV

Category: MakeupLaunch: March 2011Claims: This lightweight plant-based primer preps skin for makeup application while shielding against UV rays and preventing shine. The unique formula smoothly veils the skin

with a transparent sun block powder for SPF 40 UVa/UVB protection. Key Ingredients: White lily extract, jojoba oil, hyaluronic acid and cellulose powder.Stats: $30.00

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COSMOPOLITAN HONORS ITS FUN FEARLESS MALES

TEEN VOGUE CELEBRATES BEST IN BEAUTY

PREVENTION TOASTS TO A NEW LOOK

CITYSCENE

For more than 10 years, Cosmopolitan has saluted its list of the most intriguing men and women of the year with its coveted Fun Fearless awards. For 2011, the

chosen men included showbiz veterans, football stars, TV vampires and even the Old Spice guy, who were honored for their talent and style at the awards ceremony held on March 7 at the Mandarin Oriental in New York City.

Teen Vogue celebrated the best in beauty at their fifth annual

Reader’s Choice awards in New York City on March 15. Amy Astley, editor in chief, Sabine Feldmann, vice president and publisher, and host Eva Chen, beauty and health director, honored the industry’s must-have products and the actions that inspire beauty in everyone. More than ten thousand girls submitted over 300 products to be chosen as winners in 50 categories.

P revention hosted a party in New York City on March 22 to celebrate the magazine’s vibrant new makeover, set to launch with

the May 2011 issue. For over 60 years, Prevention has found ways to help women live healthier lives,” said Diane Salvatore, editor in chief. “That’s the most important conversation we’re having right now, and we’ve enhanced the quality of our formats, images, layouts and editorial content to reflect this new chapter that we’re

entering. I am privileged to be working with a brand that has always been far ahead of its time. This is such a thrilling moment for me.”

CLÉ DE PEAU BEAUTÉCream Foundation SPF 26

Category: MakeupLaunch: March 2011Claims: available in eight shades, this luxurious foundation uses the latest optical management technology to deliver illumination from within, as each skin cell comes alive with light and radiance.Key Ingredients: Super bio-hyaluronic acid, green tea extract and chestnut rosa extract.Stats: $120.00

NEWPRODUCTS

Fun Fearless celebrities Mila Kunis and Chad Ochocinco

(c.) with Elizabeth Arden’s Ron Rolleston,

his daughter Rachel (2nd l.), and Donna Kalajian Lagani of

Cosmopolitan.

Donna Kalajian Lagani (2nd l.) joins Maybelline-Garnier’s Deborah Marquardt, Hearst Corporation’s Frank Bennack and

Claudia Poccia of Gurwitch.

Fun Fearless Males Chris Hemsworth, Ian Somerhalder, Isaiah Mustafa, Russell Brand and Penn Badgley.

Teen Vogue’s Sabine Feldmann and Amy Astley with Brent

Miller of P&G.

Prevention’s Diane Salvatore and Laura Petasnick.

Prevention’s Steve

Borkowski, Siobhan

O’Connor, Katie Becker

and Laura Petasnick.

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THIERRY MUGLER’S NEW ANGEL

Legendary designer and master perfumer Thierry Mugler has once again chosen an international star to represent his iconic scent, Angel. Strong one moment and

demure the next, Eva Mendes is who Thierry Mugler believes best personifies

JOHNSON & JOHNSON’S NEW APPOINTMENTSJohnson & Johnson Consumer Companies, Inc. announced several new position changes within their beauty sphere.

Pericles Stamatiades has been named company group chairman of the Global Franchise Organization. In this new role, he will be responsible for category strategy across the entire consumer organization; global, regional and local brand footprint; global, regional and local pipeline development and innovation, including research and development; business development strategy; and, market research related to category strategy and innovation.

Stefano Curti has been appointed president of global skincare, and will report to Stamatiades. For the past two years he has served as president of CPC Beauty Care.

Roberto Marques has been named company group chairman for North america, where he will be accountable for regional and in-market execution across numerous skin care, oral care/topical health and women’s health/intimate health brands.

Jeff Smith has been appointed president of U.S. skincare, and will report to Marques. Since 2006, Smith has served as managing director for the Baby and Beauty Care divisions within Canada.

REGGIARDO MOVES TO MARK. Vanes sa Regg i a rdo ha s been appointed president of mark., making the move from her previous position as vice president of global color, hair care and strategic alliances at Avon. In this new role, she will be responsible for the company’s long-term growth strategies, and will oversee mark.’s core business units in North america, Puerto Rico, the Dominican Republic and Canada, reporting to Chuck Cramb, vice chairman of avon’s Developed Market Group.

Ms. Reggiardo will also oversee the m.powerment by mark. campaign—a philanthropic program dedicated to breaking the cycle of dating abuse and partner violence against young women.

ALABASTER’S NEW ROLE

practices in the area of sustainability, as well as continue to lead the company’s state and federal government relations and contribute to the external corporate communications activities.

“L’Oréal has an ambition to excel in all areas of sustainability and be recognized among the most exemplary corporations of the 21st century,” said Frederic Rozé, president and CEO of L’Oréal USa. “Pam’s prior leadership in brand marketing and corporate communications provides her with the necessary experience and qualifi-cations to lead our business operations in this newly created function.”

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While Naomi Watts’ ethereal beauty embodied the angelic aspect of the fragrance, Mugler chose to reignite the enticing and explosive dimensions of the scent with the sultry Ms. Mendes.

ART OF PACKAGINGThe invitations for the Pratt-Luxe Pack art of Packaging award dinner, which will take place on May 17, are in the mail. This year’s event will honor P&G Prestige and Sumit Bhasin, their global leader of innovation. The evening’s proceeds will benefit the Marc Rosen Scholarship and Education Fund for Packaging by Design at Pratt Institute. For tickets and information, call 212-925-2507 or email [email protected].

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Subject:(A) Awards(B) Benefit(E) Retail Event(I) Product Intro(M) Meeting(P) Press Trip

(R) Reception(S) Seminar(T) Trade Show

Admission detail:(IO) Invitation Only (TA) Tickets Available

APRILAPRIL 8Fragrance FoundationFiFi Finalists BreakfastMandarin Oriental • NYC 8:30 AM Members Only (A)(212) 725-2755 x103www.fragrance.org

APRIL 9 - 10Global Art of PerfumesTrends in Fragrance, Skin care and ColorsMaritim Hotel • Dusseldorf Germany (T)

APRIL 11March of DimesBeauty Ball Honoring CVS Caremark’s Mike Bloom and Meredith Corporation’s Jeannine Shao CollinsCipriani 42nd Street • NYC 6:00 PM (B) (R) (TA)(212) [email protected]

APRIL 13CIBSMonthly LuncheonThe Manhattan Club • NYC 12:00 PM www.cibsonline.com

APRIL 14Fashion Group InternationalTrend Presentation Fall/Winter 2011/2012 9:00 AM or 10:30 AM/ 12:00 PM only will be followed by a Panel Discussion Moderated by Bridget Foley Time-Life Building • NYC (TA)(212) 302-5511www.fgi.org

APRIL 21Fragrance FoundationInsider’s Breakfast with Clarins’ Jonathan ZrihenNYC 8:30 AM Members Only (212) 725-2755 [email protected]

APRIL 28ICMADFDA Cosmetic Regulations WorkshopNYC 9:00 AM (TA)(847) 991-4499www.icmad.org

Cosmetic Executive WomenWomen in Beauty Series: Time-Defying Scents with Chanel’s Christine Dagousset and The Estée Lauder Companies’ Veronique Gabai-PinskyHarmonie Club • NYC 5:30 PM (R) (S) (TA)(646) 929-8026www.cew.org

Fashion Group InternationalBeauty Symposium “Transformational Beauty”Hilton Hotel • NYC 11:15 AM Luncheon (S) (TA)(212) 302-5511www.fgi.org

Frederic Jacques of Mane USA, Laurie Black of Nordstrom Inc., and moderator Pamela Vaile of Pamela Vaile Associates.

Complete coverage will be featured in the next issue.

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