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1 MILLION INTENSE, is a world of gold, flamboyance, and elegance where bold scents share leading roles with seduction and sensuality. The searing, slightly citric top note plays on any number of spicy tones. Sweet cardamom, vying intensely with black pepper, mixes into sparkling blood mandarin. Mellow saffron and warm scents of nutmeg and cumin wrap themselves around these contrasting notes. Intense and refined, the heart has retained rose absolute, the zest of cinnamon with its delectable charm, and sublime neroli. The base daringly opts for unexpected woody encounters: sandalwood with the vibrant and textured character of spicy pepperwood. Finally leather casts light on butter of iris, giving the fragrance a distinctly sexy trail.

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Puig Makes Travel Retail Push

Industry Ear

CEW Fêtes Honorees at Annual Achiever Awards Luncheon

Guerlain Spa Expands Spa Services Menu

Veronique Gabai-Pinsky Discusses Creative Collaborations in Beauty

Belk Pilots Scent Finder Program

L’Oréal USA’s Tenth Year in Celebrating Women in Science

A Dynamic TFWA

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Arden’s Spiro Enters Circle of Champions

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EDiTORiAL HOLIDAY SEASON 2013 IS IN FULL SWING It’s go time for the retail industry since we are officially in the holiday season. Consumer confidence is what drives the holiday shopping sales, and from what I see—huge product and fragrance launches—leads me to believe that there will be increased foot traffic in the stores. My projection is we will see a 3-4% increase of sales in some stores, and 5-7% in our category with stronger numbers coming from the prestige side. I believe in holiday miracles.

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MARC ROSEN SHARES LUXE PACK IMPRESSIONS

aving attended Luxe Pack Monaco since its inception roughly 25 years ago, packaging designer extraordinaire Marc Rosen spoke exclusively with Beauty Fashion regarding his impressions of this year’s show. “There was an enormous buzz and an amazing crowd at the Grimaldi Forum this year. There were many new ideas presented by packaging suppliers that excited me.” Glass is an ancient art and new ideas are hard to come by, but Rosen said that the heavy weight of glass fragrance bottles was a popular trend along with incredible opportunities for decoration—a saver of both money and time, in that uniqueness can be achieved without the development of new glass. Resultingly, caps are becoming more and more a point of interest, Rosen said, citing the new Flower In The Air packaging for Kenzo, which features overmolding. “Designers and suppliers alike are looking at caps in different ways than ever before.” In color, he said that the sea of black packaging has finally given way to more colorful options in terms of compacts, lipsticks, pencils and more. Rosen also spoke to the experiential nature of design, and the importance of creating visible, tactile and emotional impacts with consumers. First, designers must create a product that looks good in marketing materials as well as in-store. Then, that design must live up to consumer expectations while being handled and experienced prior to purchase. And finally, it must be something that is loved at home with repeated use.

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t was a busy week at TFWA for Puig, the familyowned fashion and fragrance company, said its COO, Javier Bach, in an exclusive interview with Beauty Fashion. “Puig is currently the sixth-ranked player in prestige fragrances globally. Our goal is to enter the top five with a ten percent market share in coming years. Puig has consistently gained share over the past nine years, and expects to grow in terms of sell-out at more than twice the speed of the markets in 2013,” Bach said. The Puig travel retail business is also growing above industry rates, he noted, with the launch of Invictus by Paco Rabanne achieving top-seller status across the globe. While emerging markets are key for Puig (their weight in the company’s geographical footprint is ten points above the industry average), it can be challenging to grow brands in some of these markets owing to a lack of firmly established retail platforms, Bach said. For that reason, Puig sees the travel retail channel as an opportunity to develop its brands in those areas and continues to invest in what Bach calls “the shopping experience.” Looking for innovative ways to communicate each brand’s respective universe, the company reaches out to consumers with digital media prior to—and during—their time spent in airports. Puig leverages its combined fashion and fragrance expertise to fully animate brands in-store in different categories. The face of Invictus, Australian rugby star Nick Youngquest, made a personal appearance at Charles de Gaulle airport in France to greet consumers in celebration of the fragrance launch. This goes to show that travel retail is increasingly borrowing from the department store promotional model as it continues to emerge as a key channel, explained Lyndea Dew, Puig’s global travel retail marketing director. In the U.S. market, the company has experienced tremendous growth in recent years, rising in

The Nick Youngquest-starring campaign for Invictus by Paco Rabanne.

2012 by 30% and doubling its size over the past three years, Bach said, as Puig continues to build upon its Prada, Valentino and Rabanne franchises. Puig has been able to place Prada Luna Rossa in the top ten and 1 Million by Paco Rabanne in the top 17— thus building a strong base in the male segment. And the company’s freshly-inked deal with Clarins Fragrance Group for stateside distribution through a shared sales force is a great opportunity to further develop its business, Bach said. Finally, as an arbiter of luxury, Puig will focus in coming months on what Bach calls its premium portfolio of fragrances—Prada and Valentino—beginning with the launch of the latter’s first-ever men’s scent, Valentino Uomo. French actor Louis Garrel will serve as the face of the fragrance in a cinematic campaign directed by Johan Renck. To attract premium consumers, Puig will invest in innovative sampling vehicles and an enhanced in-store experience. BF

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Blake Lively, exuding an ultra-glamorous sense of style, is becoming L’Oréal Paris’ new spokesperson. As t h e n e w L’ O r é a l Pa r i s ’ spokesperson, Lively joins Julianne Moore, Freida Pinto, Jennifer Lopez, Eva Longoria, Beyoncé Knowles, Lara Stone, Hugh Laurie, Laetitia Casta and Jane Fonda. “Blake embodies all the modern codes of Hollywood glamour. Today, this strong, charismatic and glowing Blake Lively actress is joining the L’Oréal Paris family. And we’re so proud to welcome her,” said Cyril Chapuy, brand global president of L’Oréal Paris. OPI joins celebrity partner Gwen Stefani in announcing seven new limited-edition nail lacquers for 2014, featuring standout color in breakthrough finishes. Highlights from the collection include a bold red lacquer that pays homage to Stefani’s signature lipstick, a new semi-matte satin finish in shades of gold and black, and mirrored chrome paired with a special base coat. Gwen Stefani Inspired by the 2013 Metropolitan Museum Costume Institute Gala that featured the theme “Punk: Chaos to Couture,” OPI executive vice president and artistic director Suzi Weiss-Fischmann decided to create a collection of lacquer celebrating the role of music as a major influence in fashion. “With her expertise as a singer, songwriter and designer, who better to collaborate with than Gwen Stefani?” asks Weiss-Fischmann. Sephora announced that Calvin McDonald has been named president and CEO of Sephora Americas, effective on January 1, 2014. McDonald previously served as president and CEO of Sears Canada. He assumes his new role at Sephora Americas from David Suliteanu, who has led Sephora since July 2000. Suliteanu is becoming the CEO of Kendo Brands, a separate LVMH entity which creates new beauty brands in partnership with creative leaders as well as acquires brands. The Kendo portfolio today includes brands such as Ole Henriksen, Kat von D, ForNOV EMB ER 2 0 1 3 /

Louis Vuitton appointed Nicolas Ghesquière as artistic director of its women’s collections. Ghesquière brings a modern creative vision to the House’s women’s collections, building on the values of refinement, savoir faire and extreme quality which are at the heart of the Louis Vuitton Maison since 1854. “Louis Vuitton has always incarnated for me the symbol of ultimate luxury, innovation and exploration. I am very honored of the mission that I am entrusted with, and proud to join the history of this great Maison,” said Ghesquière. The first women’s collection created by Ghesquière will be presented in Paris in March 2014. Zappos CEO Tony Hseih will offer a keynote address “Delivering Happiness” at The Personal Care Products Council (PCPC) 2014 meeting—to be held from February 23 to 26 at The Breakers resort in Palm Beach, Florida. Attendees will learn about Hseih’s journey from budding entrepreneur to one of the most successful CEOs Tony Hseih in the country—as well as his views on corporate culture, customer service and his visionary “Downtown Project,” which aims to transform downtown Las Vegas into the most community-focused large city in the world. Marc Jacobs announced via Facebook that Sofia Coppola will direct the television campaign for Daisy Marc Jacobs, debuting this fall. As a longtime friend of Jacobs, Coppola was featured as the muse of his signature fragrance in a Juergen Teller campaign shot in 2002. Dallas-based grooming brand Jack Black has named Alison Rubinson marketing manager. She will be responsible for digital marketing, retailer relations and product development/marketing. (She will also contribute to grassroots marketing and advertising programs.) Rubinson most recently served as marketing manager at Frito Lay and has also worked as a marketing analyst in the digital realm. 14

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mula X, and Marc Jacobs Beauty, with others in development. Both Sephora Americas and Kendo will report to Christopher de Lapuente, CEO of Sephora Global and a member of the Executive Committee of LVMH.

INDUSTRY EAR Cosmetic Executive Women (CEW) has announced an expanded reach to consumers of finalist and winning products in their prestigious Insiders’ Choice Beauty Awards program. Thanks to an exclusive media partnership with the Meredith Corporation beginning with the program’s 20th anniversary, the 2014 Insiders’ Choice Beauty Awards, the partnership will enable CEW and the awards finalists and winners to reach consumers through Meredith’s multiple media platforms, including magazines, television, and digital properties. In addition to driving awareness for the awards, the partnership will align the Insiders’ Choice Beauty Awards with Meredith’s Beauty Center of Excellence, a consumer insights-driven beauty leadership group and content curator with its finger on the pulse of what real women want when it comes to beauty. Cosmopolitan for Latinas, the magazine for the Englishspeaking Hispanic woman in the U.S., announced that the title will increase its frequency to five issues in 2014, while maintaining its distribution of 545,000. The premiere issue of Cosmopolitan for Latinas launched in May 2012 with the Spring/Summer issue, which was then followed by a Fall/Winter issue. The magazine received an overwhelmingly positive response from both the Latina community and from advertisers who are focusing sharply on the Hispanic market, which led to an increased frequency of four issues in 2013. Advertising pages for the Fall 2013 issue are +40% from the previous Summer 2013 issue. “It became clear to us prior to launching Cosmo for Latinas that the female Hispanic population feels strongly about both their Latina and American heritages and the traditional channels were not meeting their media needs,” said Donna Kalajian Lagani, senior vice president/publishing director, Cosmopolitan and Cosmopolitan for Latinas.

The Makeup Show opens its doors to the public at the return of their highly anticipated Holiday PopUp Shop on December 7 th and 8 th. For these two days, consumers and professional makeup artists alike can pick up beauty products offered at steep discounts, and get their holiday shopping done for the fashionistas on their list. Some of the brands will only be offering these discounts exclusively at The Makeup Show Holiday Pop-Up Shop. The Holiday PopUp Shop will feature over 40 top beauty brands, each selling products at discounts ranging from 20-40% off. Participating brands include Kevyn Aucoin, Stila Cosmetics, Crown Brush, Ally’s Atelier, Armour Beauty, Beauty So Clean, Ellis Faas, Inglot Cosmetics, Jouer Cosmetics, Lashes in a Box, MAKE UP FOR EVER, Temptu, Tweezerman, Vincent Longo, Obsessive Compulsive Cosmetics, among many others. Tickets are $25.00 each day, and for more info visit themakeupshow.com. The Beauty Company (TBC) welcomed Debby Muller Fisher to the team as director. She joins TBC after an eight-year tenure at The Estée Lauder Companies in global marketing for the Aramis and Designer Fragrances Division, where she was part of the conceptualization, design and execution of new launch strategies for DKNY, COACH and MARNI Fragrances. In her new position, Debby will serve as the central point of contact between TBC clients and the team in order to facilitate smooth and consistent communication, as well as optimize work processes and flow, both for the TBC team and external partners.

MIN’S Monthly Boxscores Source: Media Industry Newsletter <<>> 2013. Title

Nov 2013

Nov 2012

% of Diff.

2013 Pages

2012 Pages

% of Diff.

Allure

125.23

115.36

8.56

1,344.33

1,260.45

6.65

Cosmopolitan

119.79

132.01

-9.26

1,327.48

1,265.12

4.93

Elle

219.24

226.75

-3.31

2,302.24

2,239.25

2.81

Glamour

118.97

115.66

2.86

1,333.52

1,286.68

3.64

Harper’s Bazaar

197.88

182.04

8.70

1,824.98

1,632.20

11.81

InStyle

245.01

205.43

19.27

2,501.77

2,381.72

5.04

Lucky

62.73

83.63

-24.99

716.49

777.96

-7.90

Marie Claire

156.53

151.65

3.22

1,505.55

1,461.57

3.01

Vogue

180.91

177.26

2.06

2,493.81

2,384.79

4.57

129.00

191.07

-32.49

1,116.02

1,100.96

1.37

The October 2013 issue of Marie Claire featured 15 pages of footwear (all types). Why? In the words of designer Christian Louboutin, “The woman carries the clothes, but the shoes carry the woman.” Steve Cohn, editor-in-chief, Media Industry Newsletter BF NOV EMB ER 2 0 1 3 /

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CEW Fêtes Honorees at Annual Achiever Awards Luncheon

n October 18, Cosmetic Executive Women (CEW) hosted the 2013 Achiever Awards luncheon at the Waldorf Astoria. Not only does the annual luncheon celebrate achievement, and connect friends and colleagues, it funds a year’s worth of networking, industry intelligence, and professional development programs for future leaders in the beauty industry. Carlotta Jacobson, president, CEW opened the program, followed by remarks given by Karin Tracy, publisher, InStyle, Jill Scalamandre, senior vice president, Philosophy, Coty Prestige Skin Care, Coty Inc., and keynote speaker, Sheri McCoy, CEO, Avon Products, Inc. During her address, McCoy advised, “Approach all challenges with a broad view, have the courage to make difficult decisions, and build a network of people who think differently than you do.” BF

Honorees Maybelline New York’s Carolyn Holba, QVC’s Claudia Lucas, Revlon’s Julia Goldin, Sniffapalooza’s Karen Dubin, Clinique’s Agnes Landau, and MAC Cosmetic’s Karen Buglisi-Weiler. Unilever’s Gina Boswell, Kees Kruythoff, and Kathy O’Brien.

Honorees: Julia Goldin—chief marketing officer, Revlon Carolyn Holba—senior vice president, marketing, Maybelline New York*Garnier*essie Claudia Lucas—director, beauty merchandising, QVC Agnes Landau—senior vice president, global marketing, Clinique Karen Buglisi-Weiler—global president, MAC Cosmetics Great Idea Award for Fragrance Innovation: Karen Dubin—founder and director, Sniffapalooza Corporate Empowerment for Women Award: Unilever

Agnes Landau with Lord & Taylor’s Barbara Zinn Moore and Clinique’s Lynne Greene.

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Karen Buglisi-Weiler with The Estée Lauder Companies’ John Demsey.

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Meredith’s Jeannine Shao Collins, Macy’s Nancy Schmidt, Gurwitch Products’ Ellen Greenwald and Ahava’s Elana Drell-Szyfer.

Elizabeth Arden’s Laurie Dowley and The Fragrance Foundation’s Elizabeth Musmanno.

Wells Fargo’s Kelly McPhilliamy, Kate Somerville’s Michelle Taylor (2nd l.), Elizabeth Vanemburg (2nd r.), and Kathleen Bogan (r.) with QVC’s Kristin Hafner and Ariana Sweet.

Kees Kruythoff and Gina Boswell (2nd r.) with Ann Gottlieb Associates’ Ann Gottlieb and Kellwood Co. & Vince’s Jill Granoff.

David Greenberg with Carolyn Holba.

Ouidad’s Karen Ouidad, Kate Somerville’s Michelle Taylor and Mally Beauty’s Don Pettit.

Coty’s Marc Rey with Nancy Schmidt and RPG’s Cathy Cohen.

Bellegance Perfumes’ Gordon Schaye, Mane’s Miranda Gordon, Westly Morris and Celine Roche, and Crafting Beauty’s François Damide.

DSM Personal Care’s Paulo Rodrigues and Ilona Haaijer with CEW’s Lisa Klein.

L’Oréal’s Karen Fondu and Beauty Gotham’s Sheri Baron.

Avon’s Denise McEvoy and Linda Kramer (r.) with Firmenich’s Lauren Reilly.

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Gurwitch Products’ Regina Maguire, Claudia Poccia, and Ellen Greenwald.

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Oscar de la Renta’s Jean Zimmerman with Nicolas Mirzayantz.

Mally Beauty’s Mally Roncal with Julia Goldin and Claudia Lucas.

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Expands Spa Services Menu

n the city of never-ending hustle and bustle, there is a serene, French-inspired oasis that sits on the 19th floor of the famed Waldorf Astoria New York—Guerlain Spa. In 1828, Peirre-François Pascal Guerlain opened his first boutique in Paris, and enjoyed immediate success, leaving a legacy of a celebrated brand today. The spa’s history dates back to 1939, when its first “Institut de Beauté” opened at 68 avenue des Champs Elysées and gave birth to an exclusive facial massage technique.

At the spa, customers can luxuriate in the 14,000 sq. ft. space that features 14 treatments suites, a nail salon, and a fitness center. Each treatment suite includes a private bathing lounge, signature amenities (including tea, champagne, cappuccino, and a seasonal menu), and personalized music selections.

Waldorf Astoria New York Guerlain Spa lobby

Just in time for the busy and sometimes stressful holiday season, Guerlain Spa expanded their spa services menu, establishing themselves as the destination for nail care, facials (including treatments for men), and skin care maintenance and rejuvenation. Angela Portella, spa director, stated, “These new offerings will truly enhance our ability to provide comprehensive skin care services. As a luxury destination spa, we are confident that the new treatments aide our ability to provide immediate skin care results and cater to the needs of our discerning clientele.”

A relaxing treatment room at the spa.

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A customer receives a facial treatment.

The full set of new offerings includes: Guerlain Orchidée Impériale’s “Cure” Treatment—A premiere treatment showcasing Guerlain’s cutting-edge breakthrough product. This anti-aging facial treatment addresses the signs of aging and accelerates the natural renewal cycle of skin. Facial massage, a comprehensive, age-defying Orchidée Impériale skin care range, and a customized, four-week “Cure” treatment produces striking results. ($295.00 80 min/ $225.00 60 min) Abeille Royal Youth Facial Treatment—The latest addition to the unique line of products is born from harnessing the exceptional repairing power of royal jelly concentrate from Guerlain’s signature bees housed on the French island of Ouessant. This expert skin care treatment features the new Abeille Royal Youth Face Treatment Oil. Luxuriously rejuvenating, this signature facial treatment promotes the key mechanisms of the skin’s youthful, healing process to help diminish fine lines and improve firmness and tone. In highlighting the unique sensory experience of the power of bees and honey, guests will also receive a pre-treatment taste of the Waldorf’s one-ofa-kind “Top of the Waldorf Rooftop Honey,” produced from the hotel’s own apiaries. ($295.00, 80 min) 18

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Microdermabrasion—This non-chemical, non-invasive exfoliation procedure removes the outermost layer of dry, dead skin cells, and stimulates new cell turnover. Immediate results include a reduction of fine lines and wrinkles, and diminishing of light scars, revealing younger, healthier looking skin with a stunningly fresh glow. ($150.00, 30 min)

New Hydrotherapy Treatment room at the Guerlain Spa.

Ashley Nowicki, group sales and events manager at Guerlain Spa.

Micro-Current Lift/Tone Treatment – This is a non-surgical lift to rejuvenate aging skin cells by re-energizing multiple skin layers. Light technology relaxes facial tension, resulting in a more youthful appearance while micro-current LEDs tighten facial contour and diminish the appearance of wrinkles. Finally, ultrasonic frequencies oxygenate the skin from within, leaving a radiant skin tone. These treatments provide comprehensive facial results by reducing fine lines and wrinkles, evening out pigmentation and diminishing light acne scarring. ($150.00, 30 min)

Each service is complimented by Guerlain Spa’s exclusive “Final Touch” with complimentary shoe shine, garment steaming, and makeup refresh. Guerlain’s complete range of skin care products, ideally used post-treatment to enhance effects, and beauty collection are also available for purchase in the spa and the Guerlain boutique, located in the Waldorf Astoria New York lobby. Spa hours are Monday – Saturday, 9:00 am to 9:00 pm and Sunday, 10:00 am to 7:00 pm. BF

Guerlain Spa’s lead esthetician Maria Dolanescu.

Slim and Trim Silhouette Body Treatment—This expert toning and smoothing treatment reduces the appearance of cellulite while smoothing and firming the silhouette. The procedure employs a trio of new Guerlain body products (Silk Indulgence, Perfect Curves, and Ultimate Remodeling Cream) combined with the spa’s signature massage method, revealing smoother, softer and revitalized skin. ($265.00, 80 min) NOV EMB ER 2 0 1 3 /

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Discusses Creative Collaborations in Beauty

n October 23, Cosmetic Executive Women (CEW) hosted their Women & Men in Beauty Series event at the Harmonie Club. The hot topic of the night was “Creative Collaborations in Beauty,” led by Veronique Gabai-Pinsky, global brand president of The Estée Lauder Companies’ Aramis and Designer Fragrances division. “A smart brand collaboration can be extremely beneficial to a company,” says Carlotta Jacobson, president of CEW. “We are fortunate to learn from Veronique about how winning partnerships can drive a company’s success.” Gabai-Pinsky gave the inside story on how Estée Lauder reshaped its fragrance business through innovative creative collaborations with iconic names in the fashion world, capturing the attention of aspirational consumers, and driving business. Gabai-Pinsky is responsible for the global fragrance business for such renowned fashion names as Coach, Tommy Hilfiger Toiletries, Donna Karan Cosmetics and Michael Kors Beauty. She recently added Ermenegildo Zegna, Marni and Tory Burch to the portfolio. BF (continued on page 35)

MAC Cosmetics’ Karen Buglisi-Weiler with Aramis and Designer Fragrances’ Veronique Gabai-Pinsky.

Aramis and Designer Fragrances’ Shelley Levendos and Andrea Goris (2nd r.), The Estée Lauder Companies’ Carol Russo and Thia Breen with Dina Nilsen.

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CEW’s Carlotta Jacobson and Jill Scalamandre.

IFF’s Mehdi Lisi, Givaudan’s Calice Becker, Clinique’s Catherine Barber, and The Estée Lauder Companies’ Trudi Loren.

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n order to adapt in an evolving retail climate and solidify its place as a premier fragrance destination, Belk has partnered with New York-based Scent Marketing Institute to develop the Belk Scent Finder. Currently being piloted in six of Belk’s 302 stores, the iPad application identifies five scent profiles and fragrance brands for consumers based on their answers to a set of six questions. In the process, it also captures the e-mail address of each participant. The questionnaire probes consumers’ food, music, fashion preferences and more, while corresponding scent profiles include, for instance, ‘Warm & Sensual’ or ‘Dreamy & Romantic.’

Caroline Fabrigas of The Scent Marketing Institute.

In-store, a specially designed kiosk featuring the Belk Scent Finder logo helps announce the program. Each participating store also receives an introductory video starring Caroline Fabrigas, president of The Scent Marketing Institute, designed to reinforce and elevate associates’ fragrance knowledge and selling skills.

Fabrigas—the initial phase of the program will run through the end of this month. Sniffapalooza founder Karen Dubin also contributed her expertise in classifying the various scents within the questionnaire. The initiative is part of Belk’s greater commitment to innovation, which formally began last year with the establishment of a vice president of innovation role—which is held by Susan Curley. The Belk Scent Finder setup in-store. And last year, The Scent Finder is intended as a the company formeans to educate both fragrance malized its approach via the creation consultants and consumers alike—as of an “innovation portal,” through well as a tool to build longstanding which all company associates can and emotional connections at coun- create and comment on new ideas. ter, Fabrigas said. Additionally, a vendor innovation fair And there is was held, during already a noticeable which vendors colimprovement in laborated with varisales at the stores ous departments to where Scent Finder test new ideas. has rolled out, noted Finally, the pilot Jackie Farley, assoprogram—of which ciate buyer for men’s the Belk Scent Findand women’s fraer is a result—allows grances at Belk. new ideas to be testWhile developed and potentially ment of the program began last moved to implementation. BF year—spearheaded by Farley and NOV EMB ER 2 0 1 3 /

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Tenth Year in Celebrating Women in Science

n October 24, L’Oréal USA celebrated its tenth year of its Fellowships For Women in Science program by honoring five post-doctoral female scientists at a ceremony at the American Museum of Natural History. Since its inception in 2003, this program has supported the advancement of women in sciences by funding up to $60,000 for scientific research, as well as helping them to build networks with successful female leaders in the scientific, corporate, government, and academic fields.

Beauty Fashion spoke with Susan Davidowitz, senior vice president, L’Oréal USA and For Women in Science ambassador about the program and future goals.

The celebration at the American Museum of Natural History.

This year is the tenth anniversary of the L’Oreal USA Fellowships For Women in Science. How did this program begin? L’Oréal USA Fellowships For Women In Science is a national extension of the global L’Oréal-UNESCO For Women in Science program, which since 1998, has honored 77 laureates, including two who subsequently were awarded the Nobel Prize.

2013 Fellows Anisa Ismail, Mary Caswell Stoddard, Arpita Bose, Robin Evans Stanley, and Luisa Whittaker Brooks.

The 2013 L’Oréal USA For Women in Science Fellows are: Arpita Bose, Harvard University (Microbiologist); Luisa Whittaker Brooks, Princeton University (Chemical and Biological Engineering); Anisa Ismail, Princeton University (Molecular Biology); Robin Evans Stanley, National Institues of Health (Biochemistry); and Mary Caswell Stoddard, Harvard University (Evolutionary Biologist and Ornithologist).

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What is the significance of this program? To date, the L’Oréal USA Fellowships For Women In Science has awarded grants to 50 post-doctoral women researchers that directly support their scientific research. In addition to awarding grants, the program also offers the Fellows professional development workshops, facilitated by the program’s partner, American Association for the Advancement of Science (AAAS). One of the major goals of this program is to create role models and mentors for women scientists starting their careers. Do you have a vision for taking this program to the next level? Our 2004 L’Oréal USA For Women In Science Fellow, Kelly George, is now an associate principal chemist, research and innovation at L’Oréal USA, working on Clarisonic, sunscreens and skin care. While the next evolution of our program is still to be determined, we hope to continue supporting and acting as a direct pipeline for women in across all STEM (science, technology, engineering, and mathematics) industries. BF

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The Opening Conference.

The Opening Cocktail.

6,303 delegates from 2,917 companies in the global duty free and travel retail industry attended TFWA World Exhibition 2013, held at the Palais des Festivals in Cannes, France. Exhibiting companies numbered 470.

TFWA president Erik Juul-Mortensen called this year’s show dynamic—“in that there is a much better sense of working together in the industry; in that passenger numbers are growing; in that exhibitor and visitor numbers keep increasing.”

Beauty Fashion’s George Ledes with Silvio Denz of Art & Fragrance.

Firmenich’s Olivier Cresp and Theo Spilka (r.) with Thibaud de Vaulchier of INCC Parfums.

Robertet’s Philippe Maubert with Marc Roesti of Art & Fragrance.

Monteil Paris’ Cédric Plissonnier, Jennifer Niestroj and Werner Hofmann.

George Ledes with Mane’s Thierry Trotobas.

Mane’s Alejandro Pelliza, Micaela Giamberti and Anne Delporte.

La Prairie’s François Le Gloan with George Ledes.

George Ledes with Claudio Denz of Art & Fragrance.

Marc Roesti with Michel Almairac of Robertet.

Lalique’s Dominique Daviaud with George Ledes.

Cofinluxe’s Sophie Rouet with George Ledes.

George Ledes with Andrew Mitchell of Grace Beauty.

George Ledes with Michael-henri Carriol of Trimex.

George Ledes with Nicholas Ratut of Aquila International.

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Hearst Magazines’ Unbound Access On October 15, Hearst Magazines held the very first magazine upfront at Hearst Tower in New York City, introducing the concept of “Big Content” with a Hearst Magazines’ David Carey and Michael Clinton (r.) with Miranda Kerr and Zac Posen. slew of celebrity guests and presentations from editors-in-chief. The event, U n b o u n d Access, brought t h e c ove r s o f Cosmopolitan, Marie Claire, and HGTV MagTyson Beckford, Vanessa Hudgens, Michael azine to life with Clinton, and Miranda Kerr. appearances by celebrity cover stars, and broke news of upcoming initiatives from Hearst Magazines’ brands. A fast-paced, 90 minute presentation was followed by a cocktail party featuring DJ Alexandra Richards. Special live guests included Miranda Kerr (Cosmopolitan’s November cover girl), Vanessa Hudgens (Marie Claire’s October cover

girl), Tyson Beckford, Zac Posen, Lauren Bush Lauren, Dr. Mehmet Oz, and the HGTV’s Property Brothers’ Drew and Jonathan Scott. AdditionHearst’s Elaine Levine with Dr. Mehmet Oz ally, Oprah Win- and Lisa Oz. frey, George Clooney, Sarah Jessica Parker, and Carrie Underwood gave special video messages. Zac Po s e n i n t e rviewed Hearst’s fashion trio, editors-in-chief Glenda Bailey of Property Brothers’ Drew Scott and Jonathan Scott (r.) with Miranda Kerr. Harper’s Bazaar, Robbie Meyers of Elle and Anne Fulenwider of Marie Claire. Tyson Beckford announced that he will be a contributor to Road & Track beginning in 2014. Hearst editorial director Ellen Levine interviewed Dr. Oz, who revealed the title of his soon-to-come Hearst magazine, Dr Oz: The Good Life.

Mane, Crafting Beauty Give “Taste of France” Beauty industry innovators Mane and Crafting Beauty came together for the second annual Taste of France show held from September 28 to 29 in New York’s Bryant Park. The largest French showcase ever organized was attended by over 100,000 visitors, and highlighted the best in French food, wine, tourism, fragrance and beauty. L’Oréal, Clarins and Mane led the presence in beauty, offering products and demonstrations. The Mane and Crafting Beauty booth brought the art

and science of perfume creation to life with a live distillation of fresh lavender by Mane president Michel

Mane and a signature fragrance produced by Crafting Beauty’s president, François Damide.

Mane’s Westly Morris and Michel Mane with François Damide of Crafting Beauty.

Mane’s Molly Acorn, Westly Morris, Justin Mak and Miranda Gordon with François Damide.

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L’Oréal Paris Presents Marie Claire’s Power Women Lunch On October 30, Marie Claire hosted their Power Women Lunch at the Hearst Tower, celebrating the magazine’s “New Guard”—the list of the most connected women in America. Presented by L’Oréal Paris, the program also included a presentation by Amy Cuddy, Harvard Business School associate professor, on the impact of body language, as well as a panel discussion led by Girls’ Allison Williams, Today Show co-host Natalie Morales, Nasty Gal founder Sophia Amoruso and 85 Broads’ Sallie Krawcheck, on how to leverage your network to get ahead.

Nasty Gal’s Sophia Amoruso, Girls’ Allison Williams, Today Show’s Natalie Morales, 85 Broad’s Sallie Krawcheck and Anne Fulenwider.

Jean Paul Gaultier at the Brooklyn Museum covered how the designer’s barrier-breaking vision of men’s fashion and his unique perspective on contemporary masculinity was realized in his equally innovative fragrance. The audience experienced a multi-sensory presentation, hearing and smelling the process—moving from conception to creation. Guests were also treated to an exclusive preview of Gaultier’s newest media campaign, including the U.S. premiere of “On the Docks,” the latest chapter in his much-beloved fragrance advertising saga.

W Magazine’s Jane Larkworthy with Jean Paul Gaultier and The Montreal Museum of Fine Arts’ Thierry-Maxime Loriot.

To mark the opening of The Fashion World of Jean Paul Gaultier: From the Sidewalk to the Catwalk at the Brooklyn Museum, on October 25, Beauté Prestige International USA, W Magazine and the Brooklyn Museum staged an exclusive artist’s talk: Jean Paul Gaultier’s LE MALE: Anatomy of a Fragrance. World-renowned perfumer Francis Kurkdjian, creator of LE MALE, Gaultier’s first and most popular men’s fragrance, was joined by the exhibition’s curator, Thierry-Maxime Loriot of the Montreal Museum of Fine Arts, in a compelling discussion ranging from fashion to fragrance, exploring the development of the iconic men’s scent. Moderated by Jane Larkworthy, W Magazine’s beauty director, the audience dis-

Thierry-Maxime Loriot, Jane Larkworthy, and Jean Paul Gaultier with master perfumer Francis Kurkdjian.

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Arden’s Spiro Enters Circle of Champions Art

Spiro, Elizabeth Arden’s executive vice president, global fragrance innovation, entered The Fragrance Foundation’s coveted Circle of Champions during a roast ceremony held on October 8 at the St. Regis Hotel here in New York. Selected by the Foundation’s board of directors for his extraordinary impact on the fragrance industry, roasters included: Givaudan’s executive vice president, Cos Policastro; IFF’s group president, Nicolas Mirzayantz; Bath & Body Works’ president of brand merchandising, Camille McDonald; Ann Gottlieb Associates’ president, Ann Gottlieb; and roastmaster Donald Loftus, president of Parlux. Between barbs, Spiro was celebrated for his leadership acumen and benevolent nature. Policastro noted that Spiro had “transformed the business—and in the process, people’s lives,” while McDonald said that, “Art invented loyalty.” As the consummate family man, Gottlieb joked that, last February, Spiro was part of “the best launch of all Elizabeth Arden’s Art Spiro with Elizabeth Musmanno of The Fragrance Foundation. time”—his grandson, Joshua. For his part, Spiro thanked his colleagues and family while trying—and sometimes failing—to choke back tears. “I may not be the most prestigious executive to have won this award,” he said, “but I’m certainly the most appreciative.” At Arden, Spiro develops the Elizabeth Arden brand fragrances as well as many of its global licenses. Prior to joining the company, Spiro spent 15 years as president of Liz Claiborne Cosmetics, playing a pivotal role in the launches of Juicy Couture, Usher and Curve. He has also served as president of Guerlain, Parfums Kenzo and Acqua di Parma, and spent 13 years at Christian Dior—culminating as vice president of marketing—during which he helped launch Poison and Fahrenheit. Spiro serves on the board of both The Fragrance Foundation and the Personal Care Products Council (PCPC), as well as a mentor for students at the Fashion Institute of Technology (FIT). BF

Givaudan’s Cos Policastro, Ann Gottlieb of Ann Gottlieb Associates, Nicolas Mirzayantz of IFF, Art Spiro, Elizabeth Musmanno, Camille McDonald of Bath & Body Works and Parlux’s Don Loftus.

Harold Ickovics of Great American Beauty with Elizabeth Arden’s Scott Beattie.

Elizabeth Arden’s Eric Horowitz, Robin Mason, Art Spiro, Lori Mariano and Kathy Widmer.

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Art Spiro, Ann Gottlieb, Beth Spiro and Cos Policastro.

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Nicholas Munafo of LVMH with Don Loftus.

Camille McDonald with Art Spiro.

IFF’s Lorenzo Cavallaro with Thomas Burkhardt of Coty.

IFF’s Doug Tough with Scott Beattie.

Nicolas Mirzayantz with Art Spiro and Agilex’s Justin Spiro.

Firmenich’s Theo Spilka with Noreen Dodge of Elizabeth Arden.

Karen Drechsler with Ron Rolleston of Elizabeth Arden.

Jill Belasco of CoScentrix with Elizabeth Musmanno, Christian Dior’s Dianne Vavra and Self’s Elaine D’Farley.

Howard Kreitzman of Bloomingdale’s with Firmenich’s Jerry Vittoria and Francine Gingras of Elizabeth Arden.

Mike Indursky of Bliss with Coty’s Lorrie King and RPG’s Sally Skidmore and Bruce Teitelbaum.

The NPD Group’s Karen Grant with Ann Gottlieb and Coty’s Lori Singer.

Givaudan’s Lauren Bitet with Robin Mason.

IFF’s Kristin Brunner and Laurent Le Guernec (r.) with Tamara Steele of Elizabeth Arden.

Symrise’s John Lando with Kellie Como of Inter Parfums.

Jill Belasco and Art Spiro with Stacie Borteck and Howard Kreitzman of Bloomingdale’s.

Coty’s Marsha Brooks with Frederic Jacques of Takasago.

Lisa Hawkins of Christian Dior with Sue Katzen of Cosmopolitan.

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Part 3

We’re in the final stretch of 2013 and the holiday season is officially in full swing. The invites to holiday parties are rolling in, travel reservations are set in place, and your list of gift giving for loved ones, friends, and co-workers is getting longer. Here are some gift ideas to get the wheels turning. P&G Prestige Eau de LACOSTE Blanc

Eau de LACOSTE Pour Femme

E a u d e L AC O S T E Blanc prepares for the day’s challenges and triumphs with its powerful pure scent. The men’s fragrance opens with a fresh, woody and herbal blend of grapefruit, rosemary, cardamom and cedar leaf, to create a clean and aromatic first impression. The result is a timeless classic but with a masculine and woody tenacity. AvailEau de LACOSTE Blanc able at Bloomingdale’s and bloomingdales.com for $65.00 (100 ml), Eau de LACOSTE Blanc can be paired with Eau de LACOSTE Noir.

Treat the classic woman in your life with the latest fragrance, Eau de LACOSTE Pour Femme. Built on a classical fragrance structure, where the fragrance evolves smoothly from top to base notes over time, superimposing modern ingredients on traditional ingredients to generate a much lighter fragrance profile, Eau de LACOSTE Pour Femme channels a mood of soft sensuality, while Eau de LACOSTE Pour Femme creamy balsam tones add a resonant base. Eau de LACOSTE Pour Femme is exclusively available at LACOSTE boutiques and online at lacoste.com for $56.00 (50 ml).

Eau de LACOSTE Noir

The Chelsea Collection Full Set

Eau de LACOSTE Noir captures the intensity of night through the warming aroma of Egyptian basil coupled with facets of lavender and verbena. This woody aromatic fougère is fresh and deep and features a patented time release technology that will have any guy smelling great all night long. Available at Bloomingdale’s and bloomingdales.com for $65.00 (100 ml), Eau de Eau de LACOSTE Noir L AC O S T E N o i r c a n b e paired with Eau de LACOSTE Blanc. NOV EMB ER 2 0 1 3 /

He could be running to a business meeting or walking on 5th Avenue, but The Art of Shaving’s newest shaving set is the perfect gift for the savvy city guy. The Chelsea Collection Full Set’s razor, badger brush and stand feature a matte black finish with fluted metal gripping topped with polished nickel-plated detailing. Like the bold renovation of the Chelsea neighborhood, the set Chelsea Collection Full Set blends the brash juxtaposition of new-world finishes with romanticism of old-world ritual, creating a deliberately distinctive shaving affair. The Chelsea Collection Full Set is available for $425.00 at The Art of Shaving boutiques and online at theartofshaving.com.

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Holiday Gift Ideas

Holiday Gift Ideas NARS Cinematic Eyeshadow

Wishful Thinking

Bad Behavior

Rage

Cambodia

A new formulation created exclusively for the NARS Guy Bourdin Holiday Collection, this eyeshadow has a velvety soft texture that glides on smoothly for highimpact color and statement-making effects. Limited-edition shades were created for this collection—Wishful Thinking (macaw blue); Bad Behavior (deep pewter); Rage (electric orchid); Cambodia (pink copper); and Mississippi Mermaid (champagne). Available at NARS boutiques and narscosmetics.com for $24.00.

Mississippi Mermaid

Promiscuous Lip Pencil Set

Beautiful Stranger Mini Nail Polish Coffret

François Nars enters the cinematic realm of lust, glamour, and innuendo exposed in Guy Bourdin’s famous editorials with five provocative pout possibilities of best-selling shades housed in a sumptuous satin and paten lip-embellished pouch. The Promiscuous Lip Pencil Set come in: Cruella (scarlet red); Sex Machine (pink mauve); Never Say Never (pink lilac); and Dolce Vita (dusty rose); and a Mini Velvet Gloss Lip Pencil in New Lover (gold-infused strawberry pink). Available at Sephora for $45.00.

Beautiful Stranger Mini Nail Polish Coffret

Part art. Part fantasy. Pure fashion. The Beautiful Stranger Mini Nail Polish Coffret is a collection of provocative nail polishes in four hyper-saturated, limited-edition shades: Lost Red (bright red); Shameless Red (bright pink); Dance Dance Dance (bright purple); and Manosque (deep smoky lavender). Available at NARS boutiques, narscosmetics.com, and department/specialty stores for $35.00. (Continued on page 39)

The paten lip-embellished pouch.

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Elizabeth and James Nirvana BLACK and Nirvana WHITE fragrances are based on the idea of duality.

usiness powerhouses and fashionistas Ashley and ‘What’s your nirvana?’,” stated Mary-Kate Olsen. Michael McGeever, senior vice president of Sephora Mary-Kate Olsen have launched two distinctive fragrances for women—Elizabeth and James Originals explained that they felt that the Olsens connect Nirvana WHITE and Nirvana BLACK—exclusively avail- with the women of the 21st century and that is why they able at Sephora. Two years in the making, their boutique forged a partnership with their company. “We’re excited to partner with Ashley Olsen and Maryglobal brand management company, Kate Olsen to create Elizabeth and Dualstar Entertainment Group, which James Nirvana WHITE and Nirvana develop lifestyle and fashion brands BLACK, and bring their unique fashion such as Elizabeth and James, The Row, point of view of life through fragrance,” among others entered into an exclusive he stated. fragrance license agreement with KenAshley Olsen, Mary-Kate Olsen, do, a brand development and partnerKendo for Sephora, Firmenich, and ship division of Sephora. Batallure Beauty developed Elizabeth The Nirvana fragrances are based on and James Nirvana WHITE (floral musk the idea of duality, and Ashley and with notes of peony, muguet and musk) Mary-Kate Olsen were hands on, giving a lot of their input during the fragrance and Nirvana BLACK (a sensual, woody development process. They were passcent with notes of violet, sandalwood, sionate about what they wanted, but and vanilla). balanced that with satisfying the cusThe fragrances launch in January tomer. “This is truly a labor of love. 2014,and will each be available in Everyone wants to experience their nirthree different sizes: 30 ml ($55.00), 50 vana. Ashley and I understand everyml ($75.00), and a roller ball ($22.00) at all Sephora stores and Sephora.com. one’s nirvana is different, so we’re askBF ing our Elizabeth and James girl, The Olsens NOV EMB ER 2 0 1 3 /

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Ashley Olsen and Mary-Kate Olsen Achieve Nirvana

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Tru Fragrance’s Rosy Outlook Chicago-based boutique fragrance d e ve l o p e r Tr u Fra g ra n c e h a s announced the release of Tru Blooms Fountain of Roses.

Tru Blooms Fountain of Roses

The limited edition scent is a result of the Tru Blooms initiative—currently in its second year—in which the company has partnered with the city of Chicago to plant flowers in public spaces for use in its fragrances.

The program additionally supports local non-profits and creates jobs for residents: 27 gardens were cultivated for the initiative in 2013, while specialized job training was provided to 150 workers and 60 total jobs were created. Formulated in partnership with Ungerer’s Stephanie H a k e s , Tr u Blooms Fountain of Roses is a transparMonte Henige ent aquatic floral containing top notes of sparkling orange and kumquat zest; a heart of orange blossom, lavender, lily of the valley and pink rose petals; and a base of blonde woods, patchouli and warm musk.

Flowers for the second harvest.

“Following the success of the first Tru Blooms Chicago perfume, which was among the most sought after fragrances in the city last year, we approached 2013 wanting to give the community a totally new and different fragrance they could again be proud of,” said Monte Henige, CEO and owner of Tru Fragrance. Tru Blooms Fountain of Roses will be available beginning today at select retail locations and on trubloomschicago.com. It is priced at $42.00 for 1.7 oz. and $20.00 for 0.5 oz. BF

Issey Miyake’s L’Eau d’Issey Absolue A part of Beauté Prestige International’s brand portfolio since 1992, famed Japanese designer Issey Miyake launched L’Eau d’Issey Absolue, a limitededition of luminous floral with influences of bright golden honey and night-blooming jasmine, evoking a new emotion of intensity, warmth, and light. Firmenich’s master perfumer Olivier Cresp created the scent. “The word Absolue does not by any means refer to a concentration or increased dose of ingredients.” says Cresp. “Rather, it speaks of the trail’s presence and potency, and of rich and textured raw ingredients. Nightblooming jasmine is warm, luminous and fills the atmosphere with its fragrance,” he added. Cresp chose nightblooming jasmine because the flower unveils its intense fragrance only at sunset.

L’Eau d’Issey Absolue’s top notes are lotus flower and freesia accord, and then becomes increasingly intense and potent, releasing the nightblooming jasmine scent. Cresp used a touch of tuberose to enhance the notes of nightblooming jasmine. Provence honey absolute is at the heart of the fragrance, bringing richness and intensity, and lastly, bourbon vanilla absolute and an accord of precious woods rounds out the scent. L’Eau d’Issey Absolue is available in fine specialty and department stores nationwide in a 3 oz. eau de parfum ($110.00), and 1.6 oz. eau de parfum ($85.00). L’Eau d’Issey Absolue evokes a natural world brimming with light and enveloped in the warmth of the sun.

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JAY Z

Extend Your Youth (XYY) Collection

Gold Jay Z

Category: Skin care Launch: October 2013 Claims: Provides powerful antioxidant protection, defends skin cells against oxidative stress and inflammation, and protects against moisture loss to keep skin looking young and healthy. Ingredients: Antioxidant Tri-Blend (green tea, white tea and grape seeds); Dermashield (RedRoseWine complex and osmanthus flower + pro-taurine); and an Exotic Moisturizing Cocktail (murumuru butter, shea butter and kokum butter). Collection: XYY Dual Fusion Water—3.4 oz., $32.00; XYY Face Cream—1.7 oz., $59.00; and XYY Eye Cream—0.5 oz., $45.00.

Do Not Age (DNA) Collection Category: Skin care Launch: October 2013 Claims: Targets DNA mistakes and malfunctions—and the alteration of cells’ oxygenation that occurs with age—to stop lines, wrinkles, sagging, dullness and loss of volume. Ingredients: Juvenessence + Complex strengthens the mitochondria, protects telomeres and decreases the production of progerins. Collection: DNA Transforming Pearl Serum—1.4 oz., $150.00; DNA Time Reversing Cream—1.7 oz., $130.00; DNA Triple Peptide Eye Cream—0.5 oz., $80.00; and DNA Firming Neck Cream—1.7 oz., $65.00.

Category: Fragrance Launch: November 2013 Claims: Fragrance debut from the entrepreneur, music legend and philanthropist developed alongside Firmenich’s Ilias Ermenidis and debuting at major department stores throughout the U.S. Ingredients: Sicilian bergamot, ginger, cardamom, vetiver, teak wood, pink pepper, amber, myrrh and bourbon vanilla. Packaging: Pure white matte flask designed by Jay Z himself with its logo etched in gold and the words Power, Pride, Confidence, Strength, Success and Courage engraved upon its gilded cap. Stats: 3.0 oz. EDT, $70.00; 1.7 oz. EDT, $55.00; and 1.0 oz. EDT, $39.00.

YVES ROCHER Youth Energy Night Care Category: Skin care Launch: February 2014 Claims: Part of the new Elixir 7.9 Complex line, this creamy, balm texture envelops skin in a soft cocoon. The combination of 7 plant extracts with proven and patented anti-aging power boosts skin’s energy reserves and reactivates its youth. After one night, skin is reenergized, moisturized and its radiance is revived. In one week, skin texture is refined, wrinkles are smoothed, and skin appears invigorated. In one month, skin appears revitalized and replenished, giving a youthful glow. NOV EMB ER 2 0 1 3 /

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Ingredients: Green rice inositol, sandthorn seed extract, aloe vera polyosides, tara seed extracts, beet root extract, aphloia extract, and apple oligosides. Stats: Elixir 7.9 Complex is the complete program to reveal your skin’s youthful energy. Youth Energy. Night Care, 1.3 oz., $48.00; Youth Intensifier Serum, 1 oz., $48.00; Youth Energy Day Care Normal to Combination Skin, 1.3 oz., $48.00; Youth Energy Day Care Dry Skin, 1.3 oz., $48.00; Youth Energy Day Care Sensitive Skin, 1 oz., $48.00; and Youth Energy Eye Care Roll-On, .5 oz., $33.00.

KENNETH COLE Mankind Category: Fragrance Launch: M a r c h 2014 Claims: A bold new fragrance that celebrates the evolution of modern man, marking the first fragrance in Cole’s extensive portfolio developed by Parlux. Ingredients: Givaudan’s Claude Dir collaborated with Parlux’s Jennifer Mullarkey on the aromatic woody, which includes cardamom, tarragon leaves, zesty ginger, pineapple, cedarwood, vetiver root, cinnamon, sandalwood, oak moss, tonka and musk. Packaging: Sleek, tailored flacon by Chad Lavigne is encased with leather, affixed with chrome bolts and topped with a leather-wrapped cap. Stats: 3.4 oz. EDT, $72.00; 1.7 oz. EDT, $54.00; 1 oz. EDT, $44.00; 6.7 oz. Hair & Body Wash, $18.00; 3.4 oz. After Shave Balm, $40.00; and 2.6 oz. Deodorant, $22.00. BF

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Tory Burch Fragrance Launches Exclusively at Bloomingdale’s Fashion designer Tory Burch, who’s eponymous, preppybohemian luxe women’s fashion line has skyrocketed to worldwide popularity, has steadily expanded beyond into accessories, including footwear and handbags. The brand is now moving into the fragrance world.

The splashy, signature orange of Tory Burch at the fragrance counter at Bloomingdale’s/Lenox Mall.

Bloomingdale’s Mara Maddox and Esin Eskllzmir.

B l o o m i n g d a l e ’s began their six month exclusive to l a u n ch t h e To r y B u rch Fra g ra n c e Collection in late September. According to Tom Abrams, general manager, B l o o m i n g d a l e ’s / Lenox Square Mall expectations are very high for a strong sell through. “We are very excited to be launching the Tory Burch Fragrance Collection. Her apparel, handbags and footwear have very strong brand recognition, and we expect that it will carryover nicely to her fragrance as well.” NOV EMB ER 2 0 1 3 /

Bloomingdale’s/ Lenox Square Mall business manager, Esin Eskllzmir, concurred with Abrams’ statement, adding, “The fragrance collection captures the Tory Burch style. The notes combine scents that reflect ‘tomboy chic,’ yet are also very pretty and feminine.” Furt h e r m o r e , To r y Burch describes her fragrance collection as “sophisticated but down to earth.” In addition to this Bloomingdale’s Linda Jarvis is very l a u n ch , a n o t h e r excited about the exclusive with the well-known Euro- Tory Burch Fragrance collection. pean line debuted at Bloomingdale’s this year—Sisley. Known for its use of phytocosmetology, which involves using natural plant extracts in beauty products, the line offers some of the most innovative natural skin care products to help protect and nourish the skin for a youthful glowing look. BF

Sisley’s Pamela Pimpleton with Bloomingdale’s Tom Abrams.

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CEW Fêtes Honorees at Annual Achiever Awards Luncheon (continued from page 17)

RPG’s Sally Skidmore, Bruce Teitelbaum, Cathy Cohen, Ellen Friedman, and Bill Troy.

Jill Scalamandre of philosophy brand and Coty with Shiseido’s Heidi Manheimer.

Revlon’s Carlos Barreto, Kiki Rees, Kimberly Kress, Annette Falso, and Sue Feng.

Marc Rey with NPD’s Diane Nicholson.

IFF’s Matt Frost, Anahita Mekanik, Bruno Jovanovic.

Revlon’s Julia Goldin and Chris Elshaw.

MAC Cosmetics’ James Gager and Karen Buglisi-Weiler.

Kiehl’s Cheryl Vitale (2nd l.) with Publicis’ Amy Caroline Fabrigas with Parlux’s Pat Warblin Wegenaar, Shawn Peacock and Jana Jarosz. and The Fragrance Foundation’s Julie Leong.

Takasago’s Olivier Herrera and Olivia Bransbourg (r.) with Avon’s Josie Adams.

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Lucky’s Jean Godfrey-June and Vogue’s Sarah Brown.

Coty’s Derek Bowen and Paul Cleary.

NPD’s Karen Grant (c.) with Lynne Greene and Agnes Landau.

Masik Collegiate Fragrances’ Carl Zeitz and Katie Masik with Joe Lattarulo.

Consuelo Vanderbilt Costin, Nicole Noonan of BBL Churchill Group, and Felicia Taylor.

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Givaudan’s Frederic Pignault, Elizabeth Musmanno of The Fragrance Founation, and Crystal International Group’s Dede Yoder.

Project Felicia, LLC’s Hiro Nakayama with Robertet’s Lauren Simpson, Pierre Savio, and Mathieu Nardin.

JTP Associates’ Jane Terker with Thia Breen and Lord & Taylor’s Sally Shaw.

Aramis and Designer Fragrances’ Melodie Lane, BeautyBank’s Steve Rosen and Julie Howard, and The Estée Lauder Companies’ Henry Liu.

Joel Pinsky of Violight with Veronique Gabai-Pinsky.

Symrise’s Rhona Stokols with Grace Beauty’s Nancy Lee and Joe Bierman.

IFF’s Helen Murphy and Maria Beltrao with Trudi Loren.

Robertet’s Jerome Epinette and Pierre Wulff.

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Frederic Pignault and Veronique Gabai-Pinksy.

On The

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FGI FÊTES 30TH ANNUAL NIGHT OF STARS Fashion Group International (FGI) celebrated its 30th annual Night of Stars gala—themed “Galaxy”—at Cipriani Wall Street last month among a star-studded list of honorees and presenters in the worlds of fashion, beauty, interior design, media and humanitarianism. Marc Jacobs and Robert Duffy received the Superstar Award from presenter Miley Cyrus. In beauty, Bare Escentuals creator Leslie Blodgett was honored by celebrity chef Michael Chiarello, while Gilles Andrier accepted the Sustainability Award for Givaudan from presenter Steve Birkbeck. Sponsored by Lord & Taylor, other VIPs in attendance this year included Aretha Franklin, Sofia Coppola, Clive Davis, Olivia Munn, Kate Upton, Mayor Michael Bloomberg and more.

Marc Jacobs with Miley Cyrus and Robert Duffy.

Leslie Blodgett of Bare Escentuals (r.) with Kelly Wearstler.

CR Fashion Book’s Carine Roitfeld, Margaret Hayes of FGI and Gilles Andrier of Givaudan.

Aretha Franklin and Clive Davis.

Lew Frankfort of Coach with Mayor Michael Bloomberg and Swarovski’s Nadja Swarovski.

LOFTUS HONORED AT DRAMATISTS GUILD FUND GALA Parlux president Don Loftus was honored by the Dramatists Guild Fund—the public charity arm of the Dramatists Guild of America—during its annual gala held on October 21 at the Edison Ballroom in New York City. Loftus was celebrated alongside Roe Green, founder and CEO of the Roe Green Foundation. The event—hosted by Michael Urie and directed by Noah Himmelstein— commemorated legendary playwrights, composers and lyricists who have greatly impacted American theater. Legendary theater stars in attendance included Stephen Sondheim, Bernadette Peters, Stephen Schwartz, Ben Vereen and more. BF

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Lucky Magazine Gets FABB

Actress Eva Mendes with Lucky’s Eva Chen.

Lucky magazine, the ultimate guide to shopping and style, held their 6th installment of its FABB: Fashion and Beauty Blog conference on October 24 and 25, at the TimesCenter and the Conde Nast Building, once again bringing the top influencers in fashion, beauty, and technology together. Lucky’s editor-in-chief Eva Chen, sat down with Eva Mendes, the October cover star, to chat about her personal style evolution and her new collaboration with NY & Co. The day concluded with a conversation between Chen and Kate Bosworth, Lucky’s November cover star. “It’s so exciting to bring the most original voices together for FABB,” says Chen. “This is the first conference I’m curating and I didn’t take that lightly—I wanted to put together a lineup of speakers that will offer lasting value to the over 300 bloggers that will be attending. And from innovators like Leandra Medine and Emily Weiss to

Actress Kate Bosworth covers the November issue of Lucky.

entrepreneurs like Neil Blumenthal to style stars like Kate Bosworth and Eva Mendes, I think everyone— i n c l u d i n g m y s e l f — w i l l l e av e inspired.” The conference was presented by P&G Beauty.

Hayari Paris Perfumes at Henri Bendel On October 25, Henri Bendel hosted a special event for Hayari Paris Perfumes, which included a special appearance by French designer Nabil Hayari. Shoppers met the designer and discovered his inspirations in the making of this fantastic trilogy of fragrances: Only for Her, Broder i e , a n d G o l dy . Their inspiration is found in the elegance and glamour of HAYARI Paris Couture House, which the designer founded in 2009. Hayari Paris Perfumes is available at Henri Bendel, as well as in high-end perfumeries and apothecaries. Cocktails and Hayari perfume-infused Fr e n ch p a s t r i e s were served during The Hayari Paris Collection display at the event. Henri Bendel.

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Arden’s Spiro Enters Circle of Champions (continued from page 27)

Mark Knitowski of Victoria’s Secret Beauty with IFF’s Kristin Brunner and Ron Winnegrad.

Paul McLaughlin of Elizabeth Arden with Arcade’s Diane Crecca and Hugh Winters of Prestige Beauty Solutions.

Mark Scott of EC Scott Group with Melanie Dir of Gurwitch Products Jim Anderson of Christian Dior. with David Teets of Arcade.

Karen Huntoon of Elizabeth Arden with Robertet’s Jennifer Powderly.

Givaudan’s Rodrigo Flores-Roux with Tamara Steele and Mane’s Westly Morris.

Robertet’s Pierre Wulff, Jennifer Powderly and Jerome Epinette with Shalini Fernandes of Bath & Body Works.

Mane’s Westly Morris and Claude Dir with Felix Mayr-Harting of Givaudan.

IFF’s Anahita Mekanik and Kristin Brunner (r.) with Art Spiro.

David Apel and Rhona Stokols of Symrise with James Krivda of Mane and Jerome Epinette.

SGD’s Peter Acerra with Bill Babuschak and Johnston Frank of Elizabeth Arden.

Allison and Art Spiro with Cathy Torelli of Givaudan and Diane Crecca.

Takasago’s Fred Rakity and Frederic Jacques (2nd r.) with Roe Williams of KWL Management and Karen Elliott of Givaudan.

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Mane’s Tony Cannone, James Krivda and Ralf Schweiger.

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philosophy amazing grace fine perfume set

Stila Artist Essentials Set

amazing g ra c e f i n e perfume set is a uniquely feminine blend of bergamot, floral, muguet blossoms, and accented by a hint of light amazing grace fine perfume set m u s k . Th e all-enveloping fragrance is delightfully scented and creates a burst of freshness that is reminiscent of soft sea breezes and spellbinding moments. The set contains a 1.7 oz. fine perfume and 4 oz. whipped body créme.

The Artist Essentials Set is a bundle of joy that is sure to make spirits bright this holiday season. It features four gorgeous eye shadow palettes, a Smudge Artist Essentials Set S t i c k Waterproof Eye Liner in Stingray; Stay All Day® Liquid Lipstick in Patina; Convertible Color in Peony; and a #9 Brush that can be used to dream up any number of looks. Create your own vision or use the included instructional card if you want to recreate “Abstract,” “Surreal,” “Pop Art,” and “Renaissance” looks straight from the pros. Available at Sephora and sephora.com for $59.00 ($174.00 value).

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Twiggy LONDON Twiggy Eau de Parfum The personification of u n p a ra l l e l e d beauty, charm and European flair, Twiggy Eau de Parfum is elegant and luxurious. For the first time and available exclusively through HSN, the Twiggy parfum collection brings her iconic style and graceful charm into a beauty that all women can experience. The 1.7 oz. Twiggy Eau de Parfum spray opens with a shimmering burst of golden fruits that opens into an opulent floral heart of gardenis, orange flower, and precious jasmine absolute. The drydown is a luxurious blend of warm, earthy patchouli, rich amber, and smoky musk. Available at HSN and hsn.com for $45.00. Twiggy Eau de Parfum

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Add a little sugar to your holiday and experience a candy scent from head to toe with philosophy’s sweets for the stocking set. Layer this trio to gently cleanse and condition skin and hair with pink almond candy shampoo, shower gel & bubble bath. Then, exfoliate and polish dry, rough skin with pink almond candy hot salt body scrub, and finish with pink almond candy body soufflé. Skin is left feeling silky smooth, soft and conditioned. The set includes 4 oz. pink almond candy shampoo, 4 oz. shower gel & bubble bath, 2 oz. hot salt body scrub, and 4 oz. and body soufflé. sweets for the stocking set is exclusively available at Sephora and sephora.com for $26.00.

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Holiday Gift Ideas Sephora Favorites Fragrance Sampler for HER

Sephora Favorites Fragrance Sampler for HIM

Sephora Favorites Fragrance Sampler for HIM Sephora Favorites Fragrance Sampler for HER

This set includes 14 samples and a stylish beauty clutch. Choose your favorite, and then take the included scent certificate to any Sephora store in the U.S. to redeem for a full-size bottle of your favorite featured fragrance at no extra cost. Fragrances include: Balenciaga Florabotanic; Chloe Chloe; Clinique Happy; Coach Love; Dolce & Gabbana Light Blue; Givenchy Very Irresistible; Gucci Guilty; Hanae Mori Butterfly; Juicy Couture Couture La La; Lancome La Vie Est Belle; Marc Jacobs Daisy; Narciso Rodriguez For Her; TOCCA Florence; and VERSACE Bright Crystal. This set is exclusively available for a limited time at Sephora and sephora.com for $70.00 ($140.00 value).

This set includes 14 fragrance samples in a convenient travel bag. Choose your favorite and then take the included scent certificate to any U.S. Sephora store to redeem for a full-size bottle of your favorite featured fragrance at no extra cost. Fragrances include: Hugo Boss Bottled Night; BVLGARI BVLGARI Man Extreme; Ermenegildo Zegna Uomo; Giorgio Armani Acqua Di Gio; Givenchy Gentlemen Only; GUCCI Guilty Pour Homme; Issey Miyake L’Eau D’Issey Pour Homme; Jean Paul Gaultier Le Male; John Varvatos Vintage; Lacoste Eau de Lacoste; Paco Rabanne 1 Million; Prada Luna Rossa; Ralph Lauren Polo Red; and Yves Saint Laurent L’Homme. This set is exclusively available for a limited time at Sephora and sephora.com for $65.00 ($125.00 value).

La Prairie Skin Caviar Luxe Cream

Jo Malone London Cologne Collection

This is the perfect present for the caviar connoisseur in your life. Long considered to be a delicacy, La Prairie’s Skin Caviar Luxe Cream provides skin with caviar firming complex that Skin Caviar Luxe Cream hydrates, nourish, and pamper the skin, delivering a lifted, illuminated satin result. This cream also stimulates collagen production, enhancing elasticity of skin, and antioxidants protects from signs of aging. Optimally, this should be used twice daily, applied on the face and décolleté. The limited-edition Skin Caviar Luxe Cream is available at Bergdorf Goodman, Bloomingdale’s, Neiman Marcus, Nordstrom, Saks Fifth Avenue, and www.laprairie.com for $265.00 (30 ml).

A deliciously simple way to experiment with scent, five travel-sized colognes can be worn alone or layered on the skin to create unique combinations. The collection includes: Lime Basil & Mandarin, English Pear & Freesia, Blackberry & Bay, Peony & Blush Suede, and Amber & Lavender Colognes. Available at Jo Malone stores, jomalone.com, and high-end retailers for $100.00. BF

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