Elsewhere: London Cool

Elsewhere: London Cool

Photo credit: David M. Benett – ImageNet

London’s cool crowd congregated at the ultimate birthday party to celebrate the 180th anniversary of edgy make-up brand Rimmel.

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Kate Moss

The event was a reflection of Rimmel’s cutting-edge style – past, present and future. The fashion elite partied with Rimmel ambassadors Kate Moss and Georgia May Jagger, who arrived in authentic London style in Rimmel-branded black cabs.

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Georgia May Jagger

“Rimmel is one of the world’s oldest beauty brands having been the fashion-forward inventor of the hip London look since 1834. Aptly, the party was hosted at the London Film Museum in Covent Garden, just a few metres away from the Strand where the first Rimmel headquarters was located back in 1860.

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Rita Ora

To the delight of the audience, the eighteenth model was none other than singer-songwriter Rita Ora, who epitomises today’s cool London look. Showcasing the look of today, Rita went on to thrill party-goers by performing her hit singles ‘Shine ya light’, ‘Hey Ya’ & ‘RIP’ followed by DJ Fat Tony – a close friend of Kate Moss – on the decks to keep the party pumping. There was no doubt that the Rimmel event was the envy of London town.

Guests were treated to a celebration of Rimmel’s 180 year history and 180 years of ‘London cool’ through fashion, make-up, video and music. Rimmel’s trend-setting heritage was brilliantly brought to life through a stunning fashion show involving 18 models representing 18 iconic looks from 1834 to 2014, including Brit beauty Georgia May Jagger who showcased the glam ‘70s Studio 54 style.

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To perfectly capture the eye-catching essence of each era, all of the make-up looks were created by Rimmel’s international make-up artist, Kirstin Piggott. Once the final model took her place on stage, the line-up formed a chronological living timeline of Rimmel’s and London’s rich history of beauty and fashion.” Production Notes

 

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