Cosmetic World October 24, 2011

Sephora and Firmenich have collaborated to create The Sensorium—a ground-breaking multi-sensory journey designed to reignite a love for fragrance among consumers. This 3,700 square foot installation, located in Manhattan’s Meatpacking District, is the first of its kind and open to the public for a limited time through November 27.

Titled “The Sensorium: An Immersive Journey through Lucid Dreams from the Sensory World,” this dynamic experience explores the emotion and instinct of scent through interactive experiences, compelling film, story-telling and three-dimensional art. The journey of six

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GANT SETS SAIL WITH FIRST SCENT

SEPHORA AND FIRMENICH CREATE SENSORIUM

P.A.’S LEAD CHARGE FOR FOURTH QUARTER

This year’s Cosmetic Executive Women (CeW) Achiever Awards recognized the extraordinary

GANT, a global lifestyle brand founded by Bernard Gant in 1949, is set to launch its first fragrance, GANT for men, in early November. Keeping true to the brand’s heritage in New Haven, Connecticut, the new scent was created to capture the nautical spirit of the New england coast.

GANT, a Sweden-based company which offers a full range of clothing for men, women and children, as well as accessories

and home furnishings, occupies more than 600 stores, including four that are located in the U.S. In 1999, GANT Ab acquired GANT US from Phillips-Van Heusen Corporation, giving the brand the opportunity to go global.

The fragrance—developed by Robertet perfumers Pierre Wulff and Jérôme Epinette—was formulated with notes to suggest the fresh scent of the ocean and the woody aroma of boats. Tar,

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Following recent weeks that saw celebrities and designers lead the charge for retail sales, all seems in place for a positive uptick this fourth quarter. As evident by the flurry of fragrance launches unseen in recent years, the retailers seem poised for an optimistic holiday season. With this heightened level of activity in stores, it is a positive sign that this will be translated to increased store traffic, and in turn, increased sales. Furthermore, there appears to be a healthy range of products from high-end celebrity and


Taylor Swift at Macy’s Herald Square.

Firmenich’s Debra Butler with Jane Krakowski and Sephora’s Sharon Rothstein.



STATE OF THE INDUSTRYThe Fragrance Foundation will host their annual State of

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Unilever’s Gina Boswell, Ouidad’s Ouidad and Lord & Taylor’s Barbara Zinn-Moore with L’Oréal USA’s Leslie Marino

and Lisa Hawkins of Dior Beauty.

Elizabeth Hurley with Leonard Lauder of The Estée Lauder Companies.

Palm Beach Beauté’s Paul Smith with Karl Gordinier and Ferdinand

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GANT SETS SAIL

ocean and wood scents blend with notes of lemon, coriander and lavender to create a remarkably masculine aroma.

“The juice is a marriage of Robertet’s finest natural raw ingredients with modern, synthetic notes,” said Wulff.

To continually embrace the nautical theme, Pierre Dinand, renowned perfume bottle designer for over 50 years, worked with Stölzle to create an ocean blue, solid molded glass bottle with a surface resembling braided wicker that was used for making transport baskets on boats in the early days of seafaring.

“Pierre and I have worked together many times, and I must say we’ve been very lucky to have had the opportunity to do so,” said Dinand. “It’s not often that the perfumer and the bottle designer get to spend time together, which in my opinion is a big mistake—because the fragrance

Robertet’s Jérôme Epinette, Pierre Wulff and Christophe Maubert with Susanna Wendt

of GANT (2nd r.).

GANT’s Susanna Wendt, Dirk-Jan Stoppelenburg, David Arbuthnot and

Douglas Geller.

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and its bottle should be very closely linked together.”

The fragrance will be priced at $65.00 for 1.7 oz. and $89.50 for 3.4 oz., and will be exclusively sold at GANT stores worldwide.

“everyone [globally] respects the roots of GANT as a first generation of American sportswear,” said Dirk-Jan Stoppelenburg, Ceo of GANT Ab. “We want to reinvigorate GANT’s heritage in the U.S.”

SEPHORA AND FIRMENICH CREATE SENSORIUM

encounters, partially guided by Sephora cast members, begins with the back-ground of fragrance creation and design, from the molecular level to the use of raw materials, and how people think about and interact with scent.

“our goal is to educate consumers about the myths, history, and physi-ology of fragrance,” said Miranda Gordon , d i rec to r o f C rea t ive Marketing Studio at Firmenich. “Perfumers are fine artists of the highest caliber, and their art is putting magic in the bottle. We want to share this magic with the world.”

Proceeding to the ‘sensory depriva-tion encounter,’ guests are guided to enter closet-sized, foam-padded rooms where they can listen to an audio tape of real-life testimonials from people who have lost their sense of smell. The rest of the tour allows visitors to connect everyday actions and memories to scent, and discover how molecules and extractions blend together to form a complete fragrance that evokes a particular emotion.

once the journey is completed, guests are encouraged to visit the “Fragrance bar”—the sixth and final “encounter”—in which they will smell unbranded scents to discover their preferences based on emotion, instead of marketing messages or bottle appearance.

“Fragrance is such an important part of our business, and our clients

are always searching for the newest and most unique offerings,” said Sharon Rothstein, senior vice president of marketing for Sephora. “The Sensorium, created with the experience, knowledge and insight of Firmenich, offered us a tremendous opportunity to reengage, educate and excite about scent in an innovative way.”

The Sensorium is exclusive to New York City, and tickets are available at sephora.com and on site for $15.00, which can redeemed for a purchase at any Sephora store, sephora.com or towards any fragrance offered at the Fragrance bar.

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The first encounter inside The Sensorium.

Sephora’s Allison Slater with Firmenich’s Jerry Vittoria and Debra Butler and George Ledes of Beauty Fashion.

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P.A.’S LEAD CHARGE FOR FOURTH QUARTERdesigner fragrances, to clever and innovative color promotions, and breakthrough technologies in the world of skin care.

on october 13, Grammy award- winning superstar Taylor Swift celebrated the launch of her debut fragrance, Wonderstruck, with a personal appearance at Macy’s Herald Square in New York City. Three hundred lucky fans had the opportunity to meet and have their photo taken with the star, following their purchase of an exclusive All Access Wonderstruck Package for $135.00.

“I’ve always wanted to have a fragrance ever since I started wearing perfume as a little girl,” said Swift, addressing her fans. “Now, a year in the making, I have my own and I am

so grateful. I had no idea what to expect, but this is a dream.”

Working with Elizabeth Arden, the fragrance distributor, Macy’s streamed the appearance live on Swift ’s

Facebook page, Macys.com and at 10 select Macy’s stores around the U.S. to give fans the opportunity to participate even if they couldn’t get to the store or buy the package.

“Taylor is so fan-oriented and wanted to touch people on a global level,” said Elizabeth Park, executive vice president North America Marketing for elizabeth Arden. “This is the first time we’ve ever live-streamed a launch, and it really sets a precedence. It’s the Wonderstruck experience, and that’s what retail needs to be about at this point.”

At each of the 10 participating Macy’s stores, viewing parties were held, offering refreshments, make-overs, glitter tattoos and more to shoppers and fans.

“This launch is of such epic volume and we wanted to allow the world at large to see it and partake in the fun,” said Martine Reardon, executive vice president of marketing at Macy’s.

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Fashion designer Betsey Johnson unveiled her latest fragrance, Too Too, at Sephora 5th Ave in New York City on october 13. Fans and

shoppers that purchased the new fruity floral scent had the opportunity to have their picture taken with the designer in front of a hot pink and black leopard “Too Too” display.

BETSEY JOHNSON UNVEILS ‘TOO TOO’ AT SEPHORA

OSCAR DE LA RENTA INTRODUCES NEW SCENT

AT LORD & TAYLOR

Oscar de la Renta introduced his latest fragrance, live in love, to hundreds of customers at Lord & Taylor in New York City on october 12. The iconic designer met with store executives and beauty advisors to thank them for telling his story, and greeted crowds waiting to have their newly purchased gift boxes autographed.

“beauty Advisors are one of the most important aspects in the fragrance business,” said de la Renta. “It is our responsibility to make the beauty advisors fall in love with the scent so they can convey the message to the customer. After all, they have the influ-ence on what the customer chooses.”

Lord & Taylor’s Brendan Hoffman, Barbara Zinn-Moore and Liz Rodbell

with Oscar de la Renta (2nd l.).

SARAH MCNAMARA DEBUTS MST AT SEPHORA

Sarah McNamara, president of Sarah McNamara Beauty New York, celebrated the launch of Miracle Skin Transformer (MST) in Sephora stores nationwide with a party at Sephora Times Square on october 7. Shoppers enjoyed champagne, cupcakes and MST makeovers from McNamara and her beauty team.

“ L a u n c h i n g M i r a c l e S k i n Transformer in Sephora—the largest beauty store in the world—is a dream come true,” said McNamara. “our innovative approach to skin care i s the per fec t match fo r Sephora’s clients, who are among the most savvy beauty shoppers around.”

Macy’s Martine Reardon with Scott Beattie of Elizabeth Arden.

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accomplishments of four women in the beauty industry at the Waldorf=Astoria on october 14.

Honorees Gina Boswell, executive vice president of Unilever Personal Care North America; Lisa Hawkins, senior vice president of marketing, education and events for Dior Beauty North America; Leslie Marino, general manager of Kérastase and Shu Uemura Art of Hair for L’Oréal USA; and Barbara Zinn-Moore, senior vice president/GMM of cosmetics and home for Lord & Taylor, were selected by their peers for exceeding expectations and raising the bar throughout their careers.

each of the women thanked their loved ones and agreed that they would not have gotten where they are today without a balance of work and their personal lives, and maintaining important relationships.

“I’ve always marveled at the sheer girl power of this

industry,” said Hawkins. “It all boils down to love—loving what you do, the people you do it for, and who you do it with, and passing it down to the next generation. Find your team, and you will find success.”

CeW’s 2nd annual Corporate empowerment for Women (C.e.W.) Award was presented to P&G beauty&grooming for their commitment to establishing and leveraging female talent within its organization—the company had a 50% increase in women representation at the president level and above over the last 10 years.

New this year is The Great Idea Award, which acknowl-edges those who have impacted the industry with their commitment to innovation and making a difference. Nicolas Mirzayantz of IFF—the award sponsor—presented the award to Ouidad, “the queen of curls,” for creating a new hair category and addressing the needs of consumers.

CEW HONORS FANTASTIC FOUR

L’Oréal Paris’ Lisa Capparelli, Karen Fondu and Mora Neilson with Jeannine Shao Collins

of Meredith (2nd l.).

Clarins’ Debbie Nuzzo and Elizabeth Arden’s Art Spiro with Marina Mamakos of Inter Parfums.

CEW’s Carlotta Jacobson with Gurwitch’s Claudia Poccia and Susan Arnot Heaney of Avon.

Shiseido’s Heidi Manheimer and Jadzia Tirsch with Linda Marshall of Elysée Scientific Cosmetics (c.).

LVMH’s Terry Darland, Lisa Hawkins and Pamela Baxter.

P&G’s Shelly McNamara and Don Loftus.

Firmenich’s Joy Atkinson and Jerry Vittoria with Ann Gottlieb of Ann Gottlieb Associates (c.).

Robertet’s Christophe Maubert and Guillaume de Lesquen of Ralph Lauren Fragrances.

P&G’s Joe Arcuri, Gina Drosos and Bob McDonald.

FIT’s Stephan Kanlian and Allure’s Linda Wells and Agnes Chapski with Tanya Pushkine of Clarins.

P&G’s Patrice Louvet with Kate White of Cosmopolitan.

L’Oréal’s Marc Rey, Frederic Rozé, Sarah Hibberson and Serge Jureidini.

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IFF’s Kristin Brunner, Tami Katz and Yvette Ross (r.) with Aurelie Duriez of Coty.

LVMH’s Jamie Seidner, Jean-Marc Plisson, Adrienne Davis and Linda Maiocco.

Sephora’s Allison Slater and Kerry O’Day with Jill Freidson of Allure.

NPD Group’s Rupert Walters, Diane Nicholson, Judy Sone and Lori Monaco.

Johnson & Johnson’s Star Walsh and Victoria Dole with Roberto Olivi of Firmenich.

LVMH Fragrance Brands’ Nicholas Munafo and Jessica Barlow.

Coty Prestige’s Bob Taylor and Vanita Sabnani.

The Branding Clinic’s Kathleen Carroll, Bliss’ Mike Indursky and Deborah Marquardt

of Maybelline NY-Garnier.

Radical Skincare’s Rachel and Liz Edlich with Beauty Fashion’s George Ledes and

Michel-Henri Carriol of Trimex.

Ahava’s Elana Drell Szyfer and Kelly McPhilliamy of Wells Fargo Securities.

Robertet’s Joe Lattarulo and Ray Hone.

P&G’s Kelly Vanasse with Frédéric Fekkai.

Gina Boswell with Nicolas Mirzayantz of IFF.

Arcade Marketing’s Marine Ravera, Ashley Taliana, Tais Melillo and Andrea Hermida.

JH Partners’ Heather Silverio with Ken Stern and Hilary Soloman of Ouidad.


The Fragrance Foundation’s Associate board hosted their annual Pop Your Cork event at City Winery in New York City on october 18. Following the theme, “Wine and Chocolate,” a four-course tasting of food and wine, including a trio of chocolate desserts, was paired with fragrance accords created by Takasago’s Patricia Choux and Mane’s Vincent Kuczinski.

“Tonight we’re introducing chocolate into the mix,” said Terry Molnar, executive director of The Fragrance Foundation. “We are interested to see how it inspires the chef, the wine connoisseur and the perfumers in different ways. The purpose of these events is to open your minds up to the idea of trying new things, and fragrance feeds the mind and soul the same way food and wine do.”

Joshua Wesson , co-founder of Wine Cellars , demonstrated unique ways to sniff and taste wine, while teaching guests about different varietals and geographical regions.

City Winery’s executive chef, Andres Barrera, created a delicious meal including roasted cauliflower soup and pomegranate glazed “free bird farms” chicken breast. Benjamin Auzimour, Ceo of Richart USA, paired a chocolate trio dessert with corresponding dessert wines, leaving each guest’s sweet tooth completely satisfied.

“It is definitely a challenge to translate the composition of wine into a fragrance,” said Choux. “but with no price limitations, and plenty of inspiration, I was able to develop these exclusive scents for you to enjoy.”

Richart’s Benjamin Auzimour, Takasago’s Patricia Choux, Best Cellars’ Joshua Wesson and City Winery’s Andres Barrera

with Mane’s Vincent Kuczinski and Terry Molnar of The Fragrance Foundation.

IFF’s Yvette Ross and Olivier Delcour.

Molton Brown’s Bernita Smith and Kristine Naylor with Ashli Hamilton of

Ann Gottlieb Associates.

Arcade Marketing’s Diane Crecca and Eric Dalbo with Cherisse Carrington of Coty (c.).

Elizabeth Arden’s Rebecca Tyrmand with Heather Barrett and Larry Berman

of Arcade Marketing.

The Estée Lauder Companies’ Christina Treadway, Misaa Ayoub and Jon Adler.

Takasago’s Kathryn Arcuri and Robin Lane with Julia Manna of Avon (c.).

Mane’s Frederic Jacques and Jason Boland with Shauna Keenan of Takasago.

Suzanne Branch Martin with Kelly Thompson, Renee Juzdan and Natalie Navarre of

L’Oréal USA.

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The Skin Cancer Foundation held their annual Skin Sense Award Gala at The Plaza in New York City on october 11. over 400 guests came together to honor Melisse Shaban, Ceo of StriVectin, and Dr. Elliot Sigal, executive vice president, chief scientific officer and president of research and development for Bristol-Myers Squibb, for their outstanding efforts in promoting skin health.

Television personalities Katie Couric, Sam Champion and Jerry Penacoli hosted the evening’s festivities, as each of them shared their own personal experiences with cancer, and their efforts to raise awareness about the disease.

Dr. Perry Robins, president of The Skin Cancer Foundation, welcomed guests with remarks about new SPF regulations and advancements in the field over the past year, giving special recognition to The Skin Cancer

Foundation’s Photobiology Committee.“The Photobiology Committee determined SPF 15 as

the minimum for sunscreens to be awarded our Seal of Recommendation,” said Robins. “Nearly 800 products now carry the Seal worldwide, and I am very proud to say it has set the standard for sun protection products that are safe and effective.”

bristol-Myers Squibb recently received FDA approval of YeRVoY, a new treatment which will serve as a crucial tool in the fight against metastatic melanoma, and the first melanoma drug to receive FDA approval in 13 years. StriVectin is now at the forefront of skin care technology, using formulations that blend anti-aging properties with a key ingredient that was discovered through 30 years of skin cancer prevention research.

SHABAN AND SIGAL HONORED AT SKIN SENSE GALA

Bristol-Myers Squibb’s Dr. Elliot Sigal and StriVectin’s Melisse Shaban with Dr. Perry

Robins of The Skin Cancer Foundation.

NARS’ Louis Desazars with Macy’s Nancy Schmidt and Heidi Manheimer of Shiseido.

Univision’s Julie Pinkwater with Jeannine Shao Collins and Jennifer Kalat of Meredith.

Dr. Ellen Marmur with Katie Couric and DDF’s Dr. Howard Sobel.

Oribe’s Daniel Kaner with Sonia Kashuk.

Shiseido’s Carston Fischer with Tony Sirico.

Gurwitch’s Claudia Poccia and Ellen Greenwald with Jill Scalamandre of Chrysallis (c.).

Rodale’s Mary Murcko and Laura Petasnick with Claudia Lucas of QVC (c.).

Shiseido’s Nicole Cardillo, Rita Mangan, Linda Ten Eyck and Maree Lavo.

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VICTORIA’S SECRETAngel

Category: FragranceLaunch: october 2011Claims: The perfect balance between vibrant freshness and sultry warmth, this new eau de parfum

captures all the thrill, glamour and spotlight that a new Victoria’s Secret Angel experiences.Key Notes: Plum, pink pepper, gardenia, musk and agarwood.Stats: 2.5 oz., $59.00

DR. DENNIS GROSSAge Erase Moisture for Eyes

Category: Skin careLaunch: october 2011Claims: This nourishing cream provides essential hydration and nutrition to the depleted eye area, and offers daily protection against fine lines and wrinkles for a smoother appearance.Key Ingredients: Vitamins A through e, CoQ10, phospholipids and aloe.Stats: $35.00

e.l.f.100 Piece Eyeshadow Palette

Category: MakeupLaunch: october 2011Claims: This wide range of diverse shadow colors is e.l.f.’s most versatile palette, and helps to accentuate all skin tones whether it’s with a smoky eye or a natural look.Stats: $24.00

NEWPRODUCTSDROM CELEBRATES 100 YEARSanniversary this year, as well as sharing their “insider secrets” that have been kept within the family-run company since its inception.

In 2010, Dr. Ferdinand Storp and Dr. Andreas Storp—the third generation of the company’s found-ing family—expressed their desire

to open their private collection of antique f lacons to the general public. This wish to exhibit the collection around the world came true this year as the company began to celebrate its centennial. With the

theme, “The Secret,” the exhibit showcases even the rarest pieces, and the most hidden secrets and beautiful stories that the perfumes and their bottles evoke.

“We are a strange company—our roots are in Munich, not in Grasse—but when we think about our past,

and where we want to go, we celebrate the existence of a once crazy idea that turned into something beautiful,” said Ferdinand Storp. “The biggest thing is the joy you find when you create a great fragrance.”


Marie Claire celebrated their 2nd annual Women on Top Awards at Hearst Tower in New York City on october 19. Joanna Coles, editor in chief of Marie Claire, welcomed award-winning actress Katie Holmes to host the event, which honored 16

women for being “on top” in their respected fields, most of which are predominantly led by men.

“I am so inspired by all of these women,” said Holmes. “Thank you for taking responsibility, going after your dreams, and making a difference.”

MARIE CLAIRE HONORS 2011 WOMEN ON TOP

This year’s Women on Top are:Top Architect: Jinhee ParkTop Scientist: Michelle KhineTop Chef: Melissa PerelloTop Inventor: Julia HuTop Beauty Expert: Alli WebbTop Social Activist: Leila ChirayathTop Investor: Raquel Vargas PalmerTop Crime-Fighter: Cheryl Shea

Top Military Commander: Lieutenant Colonel Tracy onuferTop Designer: Mandy CoonTop Performer: Danielle de NieseTop Politician: Heather McTeerTop Green Engineer: Angela HarrisTop Film Techie: Danielle FeinbergTop Tech Expert: Rhiannon bellTop Lawyer: bridgette Carr ■CW

drom’s Kim Berg, Delphine Jelk, Thibault Leriche, Catherine Dolisi and Alexandra Monet.

Marie Claire’s Joanna Coles with Katie Holmes and the honorees.

drom’s Thierry Briere, Antoine Durand and Andre Thomas.

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NEST FRAGRANCESSir Elton John’s Holiday Candle

Category: FragranceLaunch: october 2011

Claims: This delightfully festive fragrance blend of evergreen and balsam fir needles combined with rich woods, was inspired by an etching of a coat of arms crest belonging to a noble family that lived in Luxembourg during the 1800s. A portion of the proceeds from sales will benefit the Elton John AIDS Foundation. Stats: 8.1 oz., $38.00

PHILOSOPHYthe gingerbread man

Category: body care

Launch: october 2011

Claims: This oil-free ginger

hot salt body scrub features sea salt and natural extracts to exfoliate

and smooth skin, while evoking a warm sense of holiday joy.

Stats: 23.0 oz., $25.00

BATH & BODY WORKSSlatkin & Co. Marshmallow

Peppermint

Category: Fragrance

Launch: october 2011Claims: Part of

the Holiday Treats Collection, this delicious

scented candle blends sweet peppermint, fluffy marshmallow

cream and rich vanilla cupcake to satisfy the sweetest tooth this season.

Stats: 1.6 oz., $3.50; 4.0 oz., $9.50; 14.5 oz., $19.50

HOLIDAYNEWPRODUCTS

the Industry luncheon on November 17 at The Harvard Club in New York City. This year’s speakers will include Michael Edwards, author of Fragrances of the World; Lynn Franco, director of Consumer Research Center for The Conference Board; Wendy Liebmann, Ceo of WSL Strategic Retail; and Carrie Mellage, director of consumer products for Kline & Company.

For more information, or to purchase tickets, visit fragrance.org.

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HURLEY AND LAUDER GO PINK FOR BCA

The Breast Cancer Research Foundation (bCRF) year after year. For 2011, bloomingdale’s 59th Street hosted Ready, Set Pink! on october 20—an event with The estée Lauder Companies’ spokesmodel Elizabeth Hurley to raise funds to benefit the bCRF during breast Cancer Awareness month.

“bloomingdale’s does a wonderful program to raise money for bCRF, and even produces their own prod-ucts to support the cause, raising over $3 million to date,” said Hurley. “It’s important that we try to get to people one at a time to make sure they hear the message and continue spreading the word.”

Consumers were invited to wear their Pink Ribbons and have their “Pink Product” purchases signed by elizabeth Hurley, as well as enjoy a performance by the cast of the broadway musical, Mamma Mia.

“Since 1992, when Evelyn Lauder co-founded the Pink Ribbon, bCRF has handed out more than 115 million

Pink Ribbons worldwide,” said Hurley. “This year, it is all about the ‘Pink Wristlet,’ as seen in the new campaign image, and you can pick one up at any estée Lauder counter for free.”

Another new change for 2011—the redesigned jeweled Pink Ribbon pin.

“The new pin is part icularly significant this year because we now know that 1% of all breast cancer diagnoses affect men, and this is something that cannot go unaddressed,” said Hurley.

From 1993 through october 2011, close to $50 million in contributions to bCRF will have been raised by The estée Lauder Companies’ brands and employees, and through fund-raising initiatives with retail partners, helping the foundation to raise over $330 million since its inception.

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THE BODY SHOP CHANGES LEADERSHIPThe Body Shop, a multi-channel business with 400 boutiques and e-commerce s i tes across the Americas, appointed Paul Kimberley to the position of president of Americas Zone (U.S., Canada and Mexico), following the departure of Philip Kowalczyk.

Kowalczyk will join Robert Allen Group, an interior design trade group, as president and Ceo, effec-tive Novem ber 1, after three years of successfully leading The body Shop in North America. ■CW

Dr. Andrew Dannenberg and The Estée Lauder Companies’ Leonard Lauder, William Lauder, Peter Lichtenthal and John Demsey

with Dr. Michael Press (3rd l.).

Bloomingdale’s Tony Spring, Howard Kreitzman, and Francine Klein with Elizabeth Hurley (2nd l.) and Dr. Andrew Dannenberg.

Thanks for 100 years of inspiration!

keep this spirit alive!we promise to

As we celebrate our big anniversary, we thank all the rebels and visionaries who inspired us along the way.

You allchallenged the status quo, fought the conventional,

rejected the norm.

Wilbur and 0rville Wright (1867/1871) * Albert Einstein (1879) * Coco Chanel (1883) * Frank Lloyd Wright (1890)

Walt Disney (1901) * Salvador Dali (1904) * Josephine Baker (1906) * Edith Piaf (1915) * J.D. Salinger (1919)

Marlon Brando (1924) * Marilyn Monroe (1926) * Andy Warhol (1928) * Stanley Kubrick (1928) * Frank 0. Gehry (1929)

Steve McQueen (1930) * James Dean (1931) * Sophia Loren (1934) * Yves Saint Laurent (1936) * Bruce Lee (1940)

Pele (1940) * Vivienne Westwood (1941) * Bob Dylan (1941) * Jimi Hendrix (1942) * Muhammad Ali (1942) * Lou Reed (1942)

Jim Morrison (1943) * Bob Marley (1945) * David Bowie (1947) * Twiggy (1949) * Richard Branson (1950)

Jean-Paul Gaultier (1952) * Steve Jobs (1955) * The Beatles (1957) * Madonna (1958) * The Mini Cooper (1959)

The Rolling Stones (1962) * Ferran Adria (1962) * Quentin Tarantino (1963) * The Clash (1976) * Nirvana (1987)

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