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EXPERT-BASED – With over 20 years of experience in the beauty industry and an unwavering entrepreneurial passion, Colleen has a vast knowledge of the complexity of skin and hair and a clear understanding of what they truly need. Her upscale collection of beauty and lifestyle products are powerful, luxurious, and highly effective.
SCIENCE-BACKED – Each product seamlessly blends the best time-tested ingredients, the newest cutting-edge technology and the brand’s proprietary LEVEL E3 delivery system, resulting in healthy, beautiful skin and hair for all ages.
HIGH PERFORMANCE – Thanks to a deep understanding of the manufacturing fundamentals needed to develop multi-tasking products, Colleen knows what components are essential to provide both immediate and long-term effects. Each formula is designed to give maximum results with minimal effort.
CAREFULLY CURATED – Like a capsule wardrobe, every product in the Colleen Rothschild collection is meant to be mixed and matched to suit your every-changing beauty needs. Each one was created with a specific purpose and has transformative and comprehensive results.
SENSORY-RICH – The combination of exquisite aromatics, rich textures and beautiful packaging truly indulges all the senses. These luxe products allow you to create your own unique rituals for an unforgettable journey.
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Mac Cosmetics
MAC celebrates diversity and INDIVIDUALITY – we are for All Ages, All Races, All Genders.
MAC is a proud COMMUNITY of professional makeup artists working together to bring our vision to life.
MAC is at the forefront of fashion TRENDSETTING, collaborating with leading talents from fashion, art and popular culture. Our Artists create trends backstage at fashion weeks around the world.
MAC believes in SOCIAL RESPONSIBILITY, with clean beauty initiatives such as VIVA GLAM and the MAC AIDS Fund at the heart and soul of our unique culture
BIRTH OF A CULT:
FROM WOW TO NOW!
All Ages, All Races, All Genders… A professional makeup brand setting trends backstage at fashion weeks around the world. Today, MAC means so many things to its millions of fans in every corner of the planet, but a global beauty phenomenon has to begin somewhere.
Make-Up Art Cosmetics started life in Toronto, Canada. Makeup artist and photographer Frank Toskan and salon owner Frank Angelo became frustrated by the lack of makeup that photographed well, so they decided to create their own. At first, they made the cosmetics in their kitchen and sold them straight from the salon to fellow makeup artists, as well as models and photographers. Soon, stylists and fashion editors got in on the action. As the magazine credits racked up and word-of-mouth popularity grew, the duo launched MAC in March 1984 from a counter in a Toronto department store.
Their approach was chic utility, with the makeup coming in black pots rather than compacts. While other major makeup brands at the time were predominantly skincare companies, MAC chose instead to establish itself as the ultimate colour authority. Professional makeup artists manned the counter, an industry first. One of the most popular offerings was an intense matte red lipstick, which got a boost with an appearance in a photo-shoot of the fast-rising Madonna, later seen wearing a MAC T-shirt.
The company took the industry by storm, offering a wide range of products that blended street savvy with glamorous style and panache. Behind the counter, the MAC approach was notably different. Rather than driving sales through traditional promotional techniques, MAC relied on the integrity of its carefully formulated product line. Adding to the image was a touch of outrageousness. A company that honours individuality and self-expression above all else, it brought a brilliant sense of drag and theatre into the sleek MAC stores and department store counters.
In 1994, as HIV and AIDS continued to spread across the globe, MAC made HIV/AIDS organisations the beneficiaries of the company’s charitable focus and the MAC AIDS Fund was created. To date, the VIVA GLAM campaign has raised over $400 million for the fight against HIV/AIDS, with spokespeople such as Lady Gaga, Pamela Anderson and Nicki Minaj.
Part of the Estée Lauder Companies since 1994, MAC is sold today in over 105 countries around the world. It remains committed to developing new categories, products and over 50 collections each year, all of which continue to serve the demand of consumers and professional makeup artists alike.
Collaborations with adored names from popular culture, art and fashion have included such names as Rihanna, Lorde, Proenza Schouler, The Rocky Horror Picture Show and Brooke Shields. These continue to enhance MAC’s relevance and reach to existing fans as well as new ones, while our makeup Artists’ rock-steady presence backstage at over 200 fashion week shows around the world, working with names from Prabal Gurung to Vivienne Westwood, secures the envied status of MAC as the world’s leading beauty trendsetter.
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Marc Jacobs Beauty
Fashion designer Marc Jacobs’ journey began at the Parsons School of Design and he later landed a position at Perry Ellis. He was creative director for Louis Vuitton from 1997 to 2014. Jacobs started his own labels, Marc Jacobs and Marc by Marc Jacobs, and he continues to be a powerhouse in the fashion world.
Early Life
Marc Jacobs was born on April 9, 1963, in New York City. Jacobs’ home life was turned upside-down at the age of 7, when his father died from ulcerative colitis — a condition that Jacobs also suffered from. According to Jacobs, his mother responded poorly to his father’s death, embarking on a life of power dating and failed marriages that caused serious upheaval in the family. With each remarriage, Jacobs and his siblings would be forced to relocate to a new home, bouncing from New Jersey to Long Island and then the Bronx.
Feeling alienated from his mother and siblings, Jacobs moved in with his paternal grandmother on the Upper West Side of Manhattan when he was still a teenager. It was while living with his grandmother that Jacobs truly felt at home; well-traveled and educated, her love of aesthetically beautiful things and her appreciation for Jacobs’ creative designs helped the grandmother and grandson forge a close relationship. “I always say I lived my life with my grandmother,” Jacobs says. “She was emotionally stable, and she was very encouraging to me.” Jacobs’ grandmother also allowed Jacobs to enjoy a permissive adolescence full of self-exploration. “No one ever said ‘no’ to me about anything,” he said. “No one ever told me anything was wrong. Never. No one ever said, ‘You can’t be a fashion designer.’ No one ever said, ‘You’re a boy and you can’t take tap-dancing lessons.’ No one ever said, ‘You’re a boy and you can’t have long hair.’ No one ever said, ‘You can’t go out at night because you’re 15 and 15-year-olds don’t go to nightclubs.’ No one said it was wrong to be gay or right to be straight.”
Fashion Prodigy
Yet, for all his freedoms, Jacobs stayed focused on his dreams of becoming an important designer. By the age of 15, he was attending the High School of Art and Design during the day and, after school, working at the upscale clothing boutique Charivari. The staff of Charivari allowed their young stockboy to design sweaters for the store in between his tasks of folding clothes and dressing mannequins. The work helped Jacobs land a spot at the coveted Parsons School for Design, where he stood out among his classmates by winning both the Perry Ellis Gold Thimble Award and Design Student of the Year at graduation in 1984. Just after graduating, at the age of 21, he designed his first collection for the label Sketchbook for Reuben Thomas. He cited the visually rich films Amadeus and Purple Rain his inspirations for the line. In 1987, he became the youngest designer ever to win the Council of Fashion Designers of America Perry Ellis Award for New Fashion Talent.
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Jacobs took over as the women’s-wear designer for Perry Ellis, where he won the prestigious 1992 CFDA prize for Womenswear Designer of the Year (an award he would win again in 1997). In 1993, after Perry Ellis shuttered its manufacturing operations—and after Jacobs sent out a “grunge” collection for the label that critics loved but the company hated — Jacobs struck out on his own. With financial backing from his former bosses, he started his own company with longtime business partner Robert Duffy. The Marc Jacobs label soon proved a success.
Struggles and Success
In 1997, Jacobs was named creative director of the Louis Vuitton house of luxury goods in Paris. The job was a professional triumph, but it brought new pressures that threw Jacobs’s personal life into a tailspin. He began a period of heavy drug use, with near-nightly binges of cocaine, heroin and alcohol. “It’s a cliché,” Jacobs later said of his addiction, “but when I drank I was taller, funnier, smarter, cooler.” Friends, including model Naomi Campbell and Vogue editor Anna Wintour, persuaded Jacobs to seek help. He checked into rehab in 1999.
After getting clean, Jacobs threw himself back into his work, launching Louis Vuitton’s first ready-to-wear line while expanding his own label. His three Marc Jacobs collections — two for adults and one for children — are sold at dozens of Marc Jacobs boutiques worldwide. He has also licensed his name to perfumes and accessories. The Council of Fashion Designers of America named him the Menswear Designer of the Year in 2002, and Accessories Designer of the Year in 1998/99, 2003 and 2005.
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L'Occitane
L’OCCITANE, A JOURNEY THAT STARTS IN PROVENCE
It all began in the markets of Provence. With nothing but an alembic, a small truck and a solid knowledge of plants, a 23-year-old named Olivier Baussan began distilling rosemary essential oil to sell locally. He expanded his production from oils to soaps to creams, taking inspiration from the land he grew up on to bring natural beauty to homes across the world.
L’OCCITANE sees nature as its model and draws inspiration from the natural properties of plants to drive innovation. We are dedicated to developing long-term partnerships with our producers and prioritise short and local integrated channels when sourcing our key ingredients.
Traceability
We strive to purchase local produce whenever possible, in order to reduce our carbon footprint and support local business, for the benefit of the social fabric of the region. We give priority to small, integrated networks, to bring added value to the producer and have complete control over the traceability of extracts, from the seeds right up to the finished product.
Sustainability
Our work requires respect for both man and the environment. We make no compromises with regard to the protection of endangered species or the skills of communities.
We do not patent ways of using ingredients that are based on triditions (no biopiracy), but carry out effectiveness tests and work on combinations of ingredients to meet cosmetic needs.
Fairness
For our key ingredients, we build real partnerships that are strengthened, whenever possible, by multi-year contracts with our producers. These contracts guarantee them a minimum purchase volume, which ensures that they have a reliable, lasting outlet for their produce, at a price that is agreed by all parties.
The fairness of our partnerships cal also be found in our North-South trade. Several of our supply chains (shea butter, argan oil, orange blossom floral water) are fair trade approved and we donate a percentage of the purchase price of the raw material to local development projects.
Quality
The growing, harvesting, drying and storage conditions all have an impact on the purity of the plant materials. We guarantee their quality through specifications that are drawn up with our analytical, quality and regulatory departments, and with the help of our technical partners on the ground.
Our key ingredients are, for the most part, organically derived, to guarantee the absence of chemical inputs. The harvesting of wild plants is governed by sustainable harvesting guidelines, to protect the integrety and habitat of these plants.
At L’OCCITANE, we strive to use high-quality, traceable, natural ingredients. We use over 200 botanical ingredients, a quarter of them organic certified, which are carefully selected for their effectiveness and their ability to give your skin the elements it needs to be beautiful. We therefore systematically give priority to natural ingredients whenever possible. Discover the key natural ingredients that make L’Occitane products so unique. Provençal Almond, Burkina Faso Shea butter… all ethically sourced !
Zuhair Murad
In 1997, Zuhair Murad opens his first atelier in Beirut, catering to a growing private clientele.
In 2001, Murad presents his couture collection for the first time during Haute Couture Week in Paris, gaining momentum with international media.
In 2005, Murad launches the first RTW evening Collection, a simpler – yet a line still aesthetical, glamorous and contemporary, designed to meet the expanding needs of his clientele.
In 2006, Zuhair Murad opens his first boutique in Melrose Building, listed as architectural heritage and located in Bab Idriss Street, Downtown Beirut.
In 2007, Murad inaugurates his Parisian “Maison de Couture” in the heart of the Triangle d’Or at 1-1bis Francois 1er street. The ground floor of the Parisian showroom is dedicated to ready-to-wear collections, whereas the first floor displays the couture and bridal dresses and encompasses a design studio and workshop where both collections are created
In 2010, Zuhair Murad relocates to a new, eleven-story building in the heart of Beirut. The majestic space houses not only the corporate offices, but ZUHAIR MURAD’s design studio, design team, pattern makers, tailors and embroidery experts.
In 2011, Zuhair Murad kicks off his RTW bridal collection in timeless pieces where romanticism and sensuality are perfectly depicted in all his garments reflecting the DNA of the brand.
In 2012, the supervisory board of the “French Federation de la Haute Couture et de la Mode” elects him as guest member to the Haute Couture official calendar.
In 2013, ZUHAIR MURAD inaugurates its bridal boutique located in its building in the heart of Beirut. The two-floor store brings the ZUHAIR MURAD codes to life with an innovative interpretation.
In 2016, ZUHAIR MURAD opens a store-within-a store in Kuwait, at the luxurious Harvey Nichols
In 2017, In order to give a renewed impulse to the Ready-To-Wear and Accessory line, ZUHAIR MURAD establishes a company in Switzerland. ZUHAIR MURAD SUISSE SA will then be the main hub for Strategic and Commercial development but also as RTW distribution platform worldwide.
In 2017, a shop in shop is opened in Istanbul at Vakko – Zorlu Center
In 2018, ZUHAIR MURAD opens its first boutique in the UAE, at the Fashion Avenue in the Dubai Mall.
Mission and Values
Zuhair Murad collections blend the ancient heritage with a modern twist, a signature to which the House is very loyal, with a mission for a continuous quest for craftsmanship, glamour and reverie. Perfection is also what Zuhair Murad strives to implement during all the phases of his creations: from the concept to the conception then the completion. Each garment is the result of a long and rigorous artisanal savoir-faire that creates the ultimate experience in elegance.
Hands-on Sales Department
Through the offices in Beirut and Paris, Zuhair Murad’s highly qualified sales teams bring a professional and innovative approach to Couture fashion and high end Ready to Wear. Their mission is to bolster the image of the brand and reinforce its presence worldwide while providing a state of the art service to its clientele and distributors.
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Distribution Department
In addition to its flagship stores in Beirut and Paris, Zuhair Murad collections are distributed through a retail network of more than 150 multi-brand outlets and leading high-end department stores in the major cities around the world e.g. Saks Fifth Avenue, Neiman Marcus, Harvey Nichols, Tsum, serving both the domestic and international markets.
The Body Shop
Founded in 1976 by Dame Anita Roddick, the company currently has a range of 1,000 products sold in about 3,000 stores, divided between those owned by the company and franchised outlets in more than 65 countries.[3]
Originally trading from Brighton, the company is now based in London Bridge and Littlehampton, West Sussex,[4] and is owned by Brazilian cosmetics company Natura as a subsidiary of the Natura & Co group. The company had been owned by the French cosmetics company L’Oréal between 2006 and 2017. In June 2017, L’Oréal agreed to sell the company to Natura for £880 million. The deal was approved in September 2017
The original Body Shop, unaffiliated with Anita Roddick or The Body Shop International Limited, was opened in Berkeley, California in 1970 by Peggy Short and Jane Saunders.[7] The shop featured dark green walls, locally made skin care products, and custom scenting with essential oils. The products were sold in simple containers with handwritten labels, and a discount was given to customers who brought in empty containers for refills.
Dame Anita Roddick opened her own health and beauty shop, also named The Body Shop, in her hometown of Brighton in 1976. She started a business with the motivation to simply “make a living for herself and her two daughters while her husband was away travelling.”[8]
The business’s original vision was to sell products with ethically-sourced, cruelty-free and natural ingredients. None of Roddick’s products were tested on animals, and the ingredients were sourced directly from producers.[9]
The shop began trading with just 25 products. Roddick had purchased urine sample bottles from a nearby hospital to sell her products in, but did not have enough of them, creating the business’ refillable bottles policy. Labels were hand-written and Roddick did not advertise explicitly, preferring to rely on local press instead.[10]
In 1977, Roddick purchased another shop through selling 50% of the business to a local garage owner. Roddick’s partner, Gordon, returned to Brighton from America in this time, and suggested the business foster growth through franchising. By 1984, the business had 138 stores, 87 of which were not located in the United Kingdom; by 1994, 89% of the business’ locations would be franchises.[10]
The Body Shop in the Prudential Center in Boston
The Body Shop at Rotuaari in Oulu
The business went public in April 1984, and was floated on London’s Unlisted Securities Market, opening at a price of 95p, with the Roddicks keeping 27.6% shares in the company, and Anita continued as managing director so as to retain control of the company’s direction. After it obtained a full listing on the London Stock Exchange, share prices in the company increased dramatically, with prices rising 10,944 percent in the first eight years.[10]
In 1987, Roddick offered $3.5 million to the owners of the original Body Shop, Peggy Short and Jane Saunders, for the exclusive rights to the business’s name. They agreed to the sale, and in 1992 changed their business’s name to “Body Time”.[11] The business closed in 2018.[12]
After acquiring the US rights to the name, the UK business began trading in the United States in 1988, with all new stores in the States being company-owned until 1990.[citation needed]
Throughout the 1980s and 90s, the company joined a number of campaigns related to social responsibility and environmental issues. These included a “Trade Not Aid” campaign in 1987, wherein the company sourced some of its ingredients directly from the native communities they originated from. The company also made alliances with Greenpeace and Amnesty International.[10]
L’Oréal
In March 2006, The Body Shop agreed to a £652.3 million takeover by L’Oréal. It was reported that the Roddicks made £130 million from the sale.[13]
The sale caused some media controversy, particularly surrounding L’Oréal’s use of animal testing; though L’Oréal ceased animal testing itself in 1989,[14] the company had begun selling its products in China in 1997,[15] where the law required cosmetics to be tested on animals before sale to the public. Roddick stated that she believed the sale could allow her to be a “Trojan Horse” within the larger company, working through the Body Shop to improve its standards on animal testing and environmental issues.[16]
In September 2007, Roddick died following a major brain hemorrhage.[17] Following her death, former Prime Minister Gordon Brown recognised her as a businesswoman who “campaigned for green issues for many years before it became fashionable to do so”.[18] Executive director of Greenpeace John Sauven said that Roddick was an “inspiration” to those campaigning on environmental and human rights issues.[17]
In 2017, L’Oréal sold The Body Shop to Brazilian cosmetics company Natura in a deal of €1 billion.
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Tory Burch
The Collection
Presented every season during New York Fashion Week, the collection reflects Tory’s love of color, travel and unique details. Timeless and versatile clothing and accessories that epitomize classic American style.
Tory Stories
Whether on the red carpet at the Met Gala, discussing social change at the Tory Burch Foundation’s Summit or scrolling through social media, Tory connects with women of diverse backgrounds, ages and industries.
Empowering Women
Giving back and supporting other women was part of the plan when Tory started the company. In 2009, she established the Tory Burch Foundation to advance women’s empowerment and entrepreneurship by providing access to capital, education and digital resources, and tackling stereotypes that hold women back.
Color
Tory sees the world in color. She is drawn to the way colors complement and play off each other. And living in full color is her guiding principle in how she lives, designs and leads the company. Her dream — to inspire people around the world to live in full color with character, beauty and confidence. In 2014, Tory wrote her first book, Tory Burch In Color, a New York Times bestseller, in which she shares the people, places and things that have inspired her.
The Iconic Double T
When Tory launched the brand, she created a logo that was meant to be a graphic design element. It draws inspiration from the geometry of Moroccan architecture and the bold graphics of David Hicks’ interiors from the 1960s and ’70s.
Travel
Destination anywhere — travel and discovery are integral to the collection and brand. Tory’s parents Buddy and Reva took trips every summer to Greece, Italy, Morocco and beyond, sparking in Tory a lifelong curiosity for seeing the world and learning about other cultures.
Family
Family is where it starts for Tory, be it her children, her brothers, or her friends and colleagues. Buddy and Reva are a constant source of inspiration — both how they lived and their incredible sense of style. They instilled in Tory, from a young age, a belief in herself and that she could achieve anything.