The prestige beauty business continues to move ahead as the holiday shopping season approaches its critical phase, beginning next week. Direct beauty merchant chooses its future as it searches for new ceo. The Cosmetic Executive Women’s 2011 luncheon at the Waldorf-Astoria raised funds for Cancer and Careers, which provides support for working people with cancer. Said to be 97 percent natural, the four-stockkeeping-unit lineup is said to reduce hair loss by up to 33 percent. |  |
The buzz for spring includes rich colors and improved formulations to satisfy shoppers trading down from prestige. The Shiseido-owned brand will be introduced there in May 2012. The luxury perfumer is exploring options after limiting distribution almost exclusively to Barneys New York flagships for nearly 10 years. The beauty firm's long-time leader will serve as executive chairman once a replacement is found. The new additions will bow in late April in North America stores. The Estée Lauder-owned brand also has collaborations with Daphne Guinness and Chinese photographer Chen Man in the works. | Sign up for more WWD.com Newsletters Follow WWD    |
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