Thomas Sabo signs Rita Ora as brand ambassador

By Becky Bargh | Published: 29-May-2019
Marketing

The singer songwriter played a dominant role in Rimmel London's #IWillNotBeDeleted campaign

Fragrance and jewellery company Thomas Sabo has signed British singer and songwriter Rita Ora as a brand ambassador.

The partnership is set to last two years, from 1 July, and will see the 28-year-old star in its autumn/winter 2019 campaign.

The Your Song singer has formerly partnered with colour cosmetics brand Rimmel London - taking centre stage in its #IWillNotBeDeleted campaign against cyberbullying - and sportswear company Adidas.

She joins model Rocky Barnes, dancer Nikeata Thompson and influencer Victoria Magrath in its line-up of ambassadors.

Currently, Thomas Sabo has two edts in its collection Charm Club Hello and Charm Club Forever.

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