More beauty brands are teaming up with celebrities not just as ‘faces’ but in creative leadership roles
Jennifer Aniston, Emily Ratajkowski and Drew Barrymore are now celebrity creative directors
This article was originally published in February 2021
The past 12 months must have been a strange time to make a living as a celebrity. For models, fashion shows and exotic photoshoots were cancelled; for actors, filming was put on hold or scrapped entirely. Musicians are still no longer able to perform at crowded venues, instead opting to livestream from their home studios to invisible audiences.
Since the golden age of Hollywood, celebrities have partnered with beauty companies to boost their income and public profile as 'faces' or 'spokespeople'.
Then in recent years there has been the sharp uptick of celebrity-founded cosmetic brands that have gone from a fan-focused side hustle to a legitimate ...
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