To learn more about the partnership, Inside Beauty spoke to Kelly Soloman, Revlon’s chief marketing officer, who shared that the partnership was an unexpected but welcome challenge.
“This came to life in such a unique way, as we quickly mobilized a digital-first response and turned it into a full-scale sponsorship in just a matter of days,” said Soloman. “Now that we’re here, it only makes sense that this is how Revlon returns to the runway after a decade. This partnership showcases the positive power of social media at its best, and we’re so excited to be a part of this moment!”
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Partnering with Siriano was a natural fit for the brand, as the designer is someone who celebrates inclusivity and individuality in the fashion space. “There are natural synergies between fashion and beauty, as both are incredible tools for self-expression, and NYFW brings them together in such a special way. We’re honored to join forces with a partner that aligns with our mission and vision for the industry,” said Soloman.
Some products that were utilized for the show included, “The ColorStay Multiplayer Liquid-Glide Eye Pencil, Illuminance Gel Serum Blush, Illuminance Serum Tint, ColorStay Xtensionnaire Mascara, and ColorStay Flex Wear Full Cover Concealer—and to debut one or two new products on the runway,” said Soloman.