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4:08 pm - 08/10/2011
They’re no strangers to glamming it up on the red carpet, and now, beauties Emma Stone and Olivia Wilde will be glamming it up together as the new global brand ambassadors for Revlon. The up-and-coming actresses will appear in various television, print and digital campaigns beginning in early 2012.
“Revlon recognizes that every woman is multifaceted and magnificent in their own way and the expression of individuality is as important to Revlon as it is to me,” Stone, who has been known to experiment with makeup in the past, said in a statement. And for her, the connection to the brand stems from childhood. “I have been familiar with Revlon for as long as I can remember,” she added. “I vividly recall my mom wearing Revlon makeup and I remember getting to the age when I was finally able to wear Revlon myself.”
For Wilde, being the face of a brand that’s committed to helping others was key. “I have always admired Revlon and their commitment to giving women the confidence and tools they need to feel beautiful, both inside and out,” she said. “Creatively, Revlon has never been afraid to push the envelope, which is important to me. I also love that they use their tremendous recognizability around the world to do good as one of the industry’s biggest champions of women’s health. It’s exciting to join a company with a big heart and big ideas!”
The duo’s first campaigns will be tied to the launch of new color cosmetics and nail enamel products. They’ll also participate in Revlon’s fundraising efforts for women’s health issues; the brand has raised more than $65 million for women’s cancer research in the past 10 years.
Source: stylenews.peoplestylewatch.com/2011/08/1
Emma Stone and Olivia Wilde Named Revlon Ambassadors
They’re no strangers to glamming it up on the red carpet, and now, beauties Emma Stone and Olivia Wilde will be glamming it up together as the new global brand ambassadors for Revlon. The up-and-coming actresses will appear in various television, print and digital campaigns beginning in early 2012.
“Revlon recognizes that every woman is multifaceted and magnificent in their own way and the expression of individuality is as important to Revlon as it is to me,” Stone, who has been known to experiment with makeup in the past, said in a statement. And for her, the connection to the brand stems from childhood. “I have been familiar with Revlon for as long as I can remember,” she added. “I vividly recall my mom wearing Revlon makeup and I remember getting to the age when I was finally able to wear Revlon myself.”
For Wilde, being the face of a brand that’s committed to helping others was key. “I have always admired Revlon and their commitment to giving women the confidence and tools they need to feel beautiful, both inside and out,” she said. “Creatively, Revlon has never been afraid to push the envelope, which is important to me. I also love that they use their tremendous recognizability around the world to do good as one of the industry’s biggest champions of women’s health. It’s exciting to join a company with a big heart and big ideas!”
The duo’s first campaigns will be tied to the launch of new color cosmetics and nail enamel products. They’ll also participate in Revlon’s fundraising efforts for women’s health issues; the brand has raised more than $65 million for women’s cancer research in the past 10 years.
Source: stylenews.peoplestylewatch.com/2011/08/1
I love their color stay foundation sfm!
People need to stop trying to make Olivia Wilde happen.
olivia wilde is just another pretty face out of many pretty faces and doing humdrum roles like the rest of them.
she is a basic talentless nobody, who is only known for her pap pictures.
"I have always believed in the magic of XX make up, I have used it since I was a wee little girl and saw my mother using it. I'm so glad that by coincidence I now get paid millions to front the brand"
That's why I've stopped listening to ads. If I hear about a cosmetic, I do proper school style research on it. Check out the ingredients, a brief look at the history and check user reviews. No more pissing my money away based on a fabulous ad featuring a celeb I like.
You do. Edita is hot.
im sure they will both do an amazing job
"The duo’s first campaigns will be tied to the launch of new color cosmetics and nail enamel products."
So they'll add a synthetic cucumber scent to current product like Cover Girl did with Taylor, and call it new.
like .. she kind of looks like a muppet .. but she's also still kind of pretty ..
that is all.
for example, Gwen Stefani, L'Oréal Paris global ambassador.