Topshop extends brand with cosmetics range
09 Mar 2010 | by Nicola Clark
, but is the face of rival cosmetics brand Rimmel is not involved in the make-up range. Although the range ...
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Rimmel London has shifted its estimated £70m global advertising account out of JWT London, its...The split follows the departure of the Rimmell global marketing director, Isabelle Regis. Laird+Partners, which handles the bulk of the ad business for Rimmel s parent company Coty, picked up the account ... . JWT was responsible for launching Rimmel into the US in 2000. It also created ads starring celebrities ...
, but is the face of rival cosmetics brand Rimmel is not involved in the make-up range. Although the range ...
products cover all sections of the market, while the latter owns Rimmel, the biggest budget make-up brand ...
'Oreal's luxury products division, joins from Rimmel London, where she was international marketing director. She ...
brand in the UK. Conversely, Rimmel, whose ads feature supermodel Kate Moss, made the most-hated list ... .0 Olay 5.2 Olay 11.9 Rimmel 4.8 Boots 9 ...
this year. She is currently appearing in campaigns for Donna Karan and make-up brand Rimmel. ...
LONDON - Rimmel London, the cosmetics brand promoted by Kate Moss, has launched a global website...to live Rimmel London s beauty with attitude proposition, and is aimed at 18- to 24-year-old women. Emmanuelle Bonte, vice-president of global marketing for Rimmel London, said: The new site has provided a ...
out in support of the Croydon-born model and she appears to have hung on to her deal with Rimmel ...
brand to publicly stand by Moss is cosmetics giant Rimmel, which praised the star last week for issuing ...
bounces back with a new ad campaign for cosmetics giant Rimmel in which the model is seen partying away...., it is understood that Rimmel London, the only company to publicly stand by Moss, is preparing to launch a ... on a new Rimmel foundation to arrive at work looking beautiful despite her apparent lack of sleep ...
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