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Beauty and fashion icon Aerin Lauder appeared at Saks Fifth Avenue’s New York City flagship store location on September 5 to unveil her new line, Aerin Beauty. She greeted customers at Saks’ revamped Estée Lauder counter—where her line is selectively sold in the U.S., Canada and in the U.K.

“It represents my sensibilities and lifestyle,” Lauder told Cosmetic World of the collection. “And I love the idea of heritage. I’m so proud that my point of view has been inspired by Estée Lauder. She was really the first person to do a color collection that was based—and edited—around her lifestyle.”

Aerin Beauty will consist of an Essentials Collection (of signature

ROBERT PIGUET PARFUMS’ NEW SPACE AT BG

Robert Piguet Parfums has new space in its U.S. flagship desti-nation at Bergdorf Goodman.

SHISEIDO’S BOSTON STORE TOUR

Shiseido invited Beauty Fashion magazine out branching at nine stores in the Boston area and to


Bergdorf Goodman’s Atique Majrouh with Joseph Garces of Robert Piguet

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Beauty bible Allure doled out its much-coveted red badges to 245 of the year’s best beauty products at a swanky cocktail reception for the magazine’s 16th annual Best of Beauty Awards. Held at Jazz at Lincoln Center on Monday, September 10, over 400 industry notables comprised the “festive, beautiful crowd” in attendence, said Allure publisher Agnes Chapski.

In her address, Chapski spoke to the magazine’s enduring reliability despite the changing times. “Although the media landscape has changed, Allure continues to offer content with credentials to our eight million readers monthly.”

Editor in chief Linda Wells, who likened the event to the “Olympic gold

ALLURE FÊTES BEST OF BEAUTY

MIZRAHI’S ‘FAB’ DEBUT

Famed designer Isaac Mizrahi introduced his debut fragrance, Fabulous—his first foray into the

Isaac Mizrahi with QVC’s Lisa Robertson.


Amidst an executive change at the top echelons of beauty behemoth Coty, Cosmetic Executive Women (CEW) hosted its inaugural Newsmaker Forum of the season on September 12 entitled The One to Watch: Coty—A Global Beauty Leader.

Coty’s just-named CEO Michele Scannavini had been scheduled to speak before his promotion, noted CEW president Carlotta Jacobson, who added that ticket sales spiked after the news and that the event had garnered a record number of 13 sponsors.

Scannavini addressed an eager

crowd after a video introduced him and showcased three of his greatest

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Condé Nast’s Louis Cona, Allure’s Linda Wells and P&G Prestige’s Donald Loftus.

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Shiseido’s new installation at Macy’s in downtown Boston.

CEW’s Carlotta Jacobson and Jill Scalamandre (2nd r.) with Coty’s Renato Semerari and

Catherine Walsh.

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passions: soccer, Vespas—and the global beauty industry. “I’m in my quiet period,” Scannavini joked of the transitional time before introducing the evening’s speakers: Coty Beauty president Renato Semerari and Coty Prestige’s senior vice president of American fragrances, Catherine Walsh. “Beauty and the beast,” he teasingly dubbed the duo.

In a conversation moderated by CEW chairwoman Jill Scalamandre centered around the theme of innovation, Semerari said that, contrary to Coty’s reputation as a celebrity fragrance specialist, the category only comprises

11% of its fragrance business, whereas 66% is comprised by its designer sector. Walsh, the reigning queen of Coty’s prestige fragrances, spoke to the importance of packaging—an issue she says she could “talk about all night.

“When you think about it, fragrance is really the least innovative category in beauty,” she said, “and packaging is a crucial tool to instantly create that sense of theater in store.” Walsh then held up a bottle of Jennifer Lopez’s latest, Glowing, which actually illuminates with each use, she noted, giggling delightedly.

Coty’s Victoria Bluvstein, Jon Dinapoli and Lori Singer.

Pochet’s Gerald Wahle, Kal Kalyanasundarem and Charles de Forges (r.) with Cosmetic World’s

George Ledes.

Coty’s Catherine Walsh and Michele Scannavini.

Coty’s Ralph Macchio and Leslie Smith (r.) with Firmenich’s Armand de Villoutreys.

Coty’s Sergio Garcia, Ashley Barrett and Trisha White.

Coty’s Ruth Sutcliffe and Fredericke Vance (r.) with Firmenich’s Westly Morris.

Grace Beauty’s Louise Caldwell with Peter Acerra of SGD.

Arcade’s Diane Crecca and Philippe Ughetto.

TPR Holdings’ Brian Robinson, GQ’s Karen Drechsler and Westly Morris.

Ann Gottlieb of Ann Gottlieb Associates with Lori Singer.

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JACQUES JOINS TAKASAGOFrederic Jacques has joined Takasago as vice president, fine fragrances. In his new position, Jacques will re-deploy the fine fra-grances division for Takasago in the U.S.,

reporting to Luc Malfait, president of Takasago Europe Perfumery Laboratory.

His hiring reflects the company’s commitment to fine fragrances here with the objective of aligning the U.S. initiative to the company’s Paris offices and solidifying Takasago’s identity as the go-to creative boutique fragrance house.

SHISEIDO MAKEUP’S NEW FACE

Chinese model Sui He has been named the new face of Shiseido Makeup for the brand’s global Spring 2013 campaign. Shiseido artistic director Dick

Page, alongside company execs, hand-selected He, who has become a runway standout in recent years in New York, London, Paris and Milan.

“Sui He embodies Shiseido’s holistic sense of beauty,” stated Hiroshi Maruyama, Shiseido’s general manager of international marketing. Added Page: “She wears her beauty lightly.”

Sui He Frederic Jacques

MCNAMARA PLEDGES TO CHILDREN’S ACTION NETWORKMiracle Skin Transformer founder Sarah McNamara has pledged to donate $5.00 from every sale of her just-launched Lip Rewind Love to the Children’s Action Network, a national non-profit founded by Kate Capshaw, Steven Spielberg and Henry Winkler that raises awareness and creates programs for foster children.

The lip product is just one of Miracle Skin Transformer’s 7 SKUs. Three more products will hit Sephora and Nordstrom doors nationwide this fall with a UK launch of the brand slated for winter.

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StriVectin’s Michael Fishoff and JuE Wong with Coty’s Elizabeth Bracken.

Coty’s George Cleary, Lorrie King, Mary van Praag and Jules Kaufman.

Maesa’s Jimmy Silberman and Scott Kestenbaum with George Ledes.

Firmenich’s Ilias Ermenidis with LVMH’s Jean-Marc Plisson.

SGD’s Ashok Sudan and Sheherazade Chamlou (2nd r.) with Coty’s Laura Callahan and

George Ledes.

Coty’s Bill Boraczek, Andrea DiNunzio and Derek Bowen.

IFF’s Olivier Delcour and Christophe de Villeplée (r.) with Ruth Sutcliffe.

Symrise’s Keri Affronti, Naoual Assis and Rhona Stokols.

Macy’s Nancy Schmidt, Elizabeth Arden’s Art Spiro and Givaudan’s Cathy Torelli.

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must-haves) as well as limited- edition, seasonal Color Collections to be released four times yearly. Inspired by her own e f for t less beauty and pol-ished perspective, products feature “mistake-proof shades, dual-pur-pose formulas and pretty packaging,” according to the brand.

And as she finds special inspiration in flowers, a signature and calming rose scent threads through the collection, while each product features its own floral infusion—including magnolia, peony and more.

The Essentials Collection comprises makeup, skin and body products as well as brushes and a makeup bag—done in the line’s signature rose

and white pat-tern. Prices range f r o m $ 2 8 . 0 0 for a Rose Lip Conditioner to $148.00 for a set of five brushes, h o u s e d i n a signature case. Packaging fea-tu re s go lden , white and soft pink accents.

The debut fall Color Collection, dubbed Weekday and Weekend, has been carefully curated to help women transition their makeup looks from polished and professional to casual elegance. The 6-SKU lineup comprises two palettes, two lipsticks and two glosses—one for each time of week—ranging in price from $30.00 to $70.00. Floral-infused formulas both moisturize and soothe the senses.

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The Aerin Beauty ad image. Selections from the line’s debut Essentials Collection.

The Estée Lauder Companies’ Jane Hertzmark Hudis, John Demsey and Aerin Lauder.

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SCHWIEGER’S OPEN STUDIO

Mane perfumer Ralf Schwieger is currently partici-pa t ing in the Museum of Art a n d D e s i g n ’s Open S tud ios p r o g r a m , i n which artists will d i s cus s t he i r processes, mate-Ralf Schwieger

BULLETIN rials and concepts to foster a dialog with the public. The Department of Olfactory Arts curator for the Museum of Art and Design is industry notable Chandler Burr.

Schwieger will spend every Thursday through December at the museum to give a glimpse into his olfactory creations.

Other participants include multi-disciplinary artist Trong Gia Nguyen, sculptor Derek Haffar, fiber worker Nathan Vincent, industrial designer Lara Knut son and ce ramic i s t Matthew Greco.

medal of beauty,” spoke about the ‘lipstick index’—a term coined by Leonard Lauder to describe increased spending on beauty products during a recession due to the category’s position as affordable luxury. Wells herself put forth a different theory. In tough economic times, “women tend to focus more on appearance in order to attract a rich mate,” she quipped.


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Agnes Chapski, P&G’s Kim Yates, Linda Wells and Nick Makhatadze of Starcom Worldwide.

Allure’s Linda Wells and Agnes Chapski with Elizabeth Arden’s Francine Gingras

and Kathy Widmer.

Linda Wells, Revlon’s Julia Goldin and Agnes Chapski.

Kate Somerville’s Michelle Taylor and Bliss World’s Mike Indursky with Linda Wells

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The fragrancemaker now occupies “one of the four corners of the fra-grance world” in Bergdorf Goodman, said Joseph Garces, president and CEO of Robert Piguet Parfums. “Bergdorf Goodman, one of the most prestigious stores in the world, is where the real fragrances live,” Garces said.

The three collections of Robert Piguet Parfums are available at Bergdorf Goodman. Robert Piguet Parfums’ Classic Collection includes Fracas , Bandit , Baghari , Visa , Cravache, Calypso as well as its first collaboration designer fragrance, Douglas Hannant. The Nouvelle Collection de Robert Piguet, a range

ROBERT PIGUET PARFUMS’ NEW SPACE

Bergdorf Goodman’s Kathleen Clyne and Robert Piguet Parfums’ Annemarie Tibaldi.

Robert Piguet Parfums’ DJ Pesta with Atique Majrouh.


Developed by subjecting flowers to scientific experimentation, ultra- contemporary design wiz Nicolas Ghesquière will unveil this month the latest perfume creation by Basque-born brand Balenciaga.

Entitled Florabotanica, the scent was inspired by a collection of structured floral fashions Ghesquière designed some years ago. “The dresses were covered with flowers, but these flowers were neither charming nor romantic. They structured the whole silhouette,” he said. “I wanted the flowers in this perfume to express the same idea.”

The name Florabotanica also evokes the 18th century botanical gardens that displayed exotic, rare and strange-colored plants discovered in distant lands and recovered by experiment-hungry biologists, said Coty, which holds the Balenciaga fragrance license. (Balenciaga is now owned by the French multinational holding company PPR.)

“Flowers can be cruel, carnivorous or venomous and even contain poisons,” Ghesquière added. “This is

the story that we wanted to tell with Florabotanica.”

Composed by internationally-renowned noses Olivier Polge and Jean-Christophe Hérault of International Flavors and Fragrances (IFF), the juice features two primary accords. Vetiver, amber and caladium leaf yield a mossy mélange, while rose, carnation and mint exhilarate with juvenile freshness. The secret rose note, dubbed experimental rose, originates from Turkey and has both romantic and dangerous aspects, Ghesquière added.

The fragrance will live in a bottle that Coty has likened to “a couture

object”—accented with the graphic black and white stripes that were a signature design element of founder Cristóbal Balenciaga. An oversized tube with these bold lines plunges into the juice like a laboratory test tube looking to capture the essence of flowers, Coty said.

Twilight beauty Kristen Stewart will serve as Florabotanica’s muse, after meeting and captivating Ghesquière years ago. She will appear in ads for the fragrance this fall, selected for her rebellious femininity and uncontrollable beauty, Coty said.

Eaux de parfum in 1.0, 1.7 and 3.4 oz. sizes will retail for $65.00, $95.00 and $125.00. A body lotion and shower gel—each sized at 6.8 oz. and priced at $50.00—will also be available. The line launches exclu-sively at Bergdorf Goodman and Neiman Marcus this month, and will roll out to additional specialty doors in October.

BALENCIAGA EMPHASIZES CRUEL BEAUTY

Balenciaga’s latest, Florabotanica. The Kristen Stewart-starring ad spread.

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of ultra-luxe and distinctive scents, inc luding Bois Noir , Casbah , Mademoiselle Piguet, Notes and Oud, is designed to complement the brand’s existing range of classic perfumes. The Pacific Collection de Robert Piguet, to launch on October 13, will be available exclu-sively at Bergdorf Goodman in the U.S. It features Blossom, Chaí and Jeunesse. ■CW

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cover the brand’s latest installations. Led by Rita Mangan, senior vice president, sales, education and retail strategies, the store tour included Macy’s in downtown Boston, Braintree and Burl ington, Bloomingdale’s in Chestnut Hill, Sephora doors in

Boston and Burlington, Lord & Taylor in Braintree and Burlington and Nordstrom in Burlington.

“We have terrific products and we educate our beauty consultants to offer excep-tional service at point-of-sale,” Mangan explained. “Once we get a new customer to try Shiseido products, they come back and are the most loyal customers I have experienced.”

“The secret to success in cosmetics is all about talent. When you have the right people at the counter, business is amazing,” stated Craig Davis, vice president/store manager of Macy’s Downtown/Boston. “It’s all about personality and being able to connect with the customer

to find out what they are looking for, what their needs are and then applying the product at counter to suit those needs.”

Mangan is especially proud of the new Shiseido installation at Macy’s Downtown/Boston. “We have a top space and location at this new Shiseido counter, which

exemplifies what the brand i s about g lobal ly. The installation’s bold, updated red and white graphics really give us a strong brand image [on the beauty floor]. We have several consultation areas including a private space where customers can experience a facial massage. We worked with our team at this counter to create an environment that suited everything from traffic flow within the store to storage and showcase options for

the products to areas for complimentary beauty services.”

Look for full coverage of the Shiseido store-hopping tour in the October issue of Beauty Fashion.


Macy’s Downtown/Boston’s David Furlano with Shiseido’s Sylvia Kam-Ng, Kathy Luong, Mary Lok, Wendy Beauregard,

Rita Mangan, Michelle Tu and John Berardi.

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Nordstrom/Burlington’s Cindy Gelb (2nd l.) Karman Chan (3rd l.) and Cheryl Isabelle-Alper (c.) with Rita Mangan, Wendy Beauregard,

Michelle Tu and John Berardi.

Bloomingdale’s/Chestnut Hill’s Carole Vena (2nd l.), Kim Emmerson (3rd l.) and Meghan McDowell (2nd r.) with John Berardi, Wendy Beauregard,

Michelle Tu, Shiseido’s Alla Shupletsova and Rita Mangan.

Sephora’s Ariel LePre (2nd l.), Mindy Ngo (3rd l.), Andrea Sandoval-O’Neil (4th r.) and Roseann Campbell (3rd r.) with Michelle Tu, Wendy Beauregard, Rita Mangan and John Berardi.

Macy’s South Shore Plaza/Braintree’s David Mainville, Greg Walton (4th r.) and Christine Mendoza (3rd r.) with Shiseido’s Michelle Tu,

Cyndi Jacobs, Tiffany Trinh, Rita Mangan, Fang Liang, John Berardi and Wendy Beauregard.

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BULLETINCOLES TO EDIT COSMO, FULENWIDER HEADING TO MARIE CLAIREJoanna Coles, who has served as editor in chief of Marie Claire for six years, has been named editor of Cosmopolitan, effective September 10. She replaces longtime editor Kate White, who will remain at Hearst as an advisor, but has decided to focus on her writing and speaking career. Coles will report to Hearst Magazines president David Carey. Stepping into the top spot at Marie Claire vacated by Coles is Anne Fulenwider, who has served as the editor in chief of Brides since October 2011. She will also report to Carey.

“Cosmopolitan is an iconic brand that resonates with women worldwide,” Coles said. “To be able to take over the flagship edition is both a huge challenge and an incredible oppor-tunity. I relish the chance to put my stamp on Cosmo and make it the young woman’s ultimate playbook for conf idence, choices and navigating change.”

“I am thrilled to return to Marie Claire as editor in chief,” said Fulenwider, who formerly served as the magazine’s executive editor. “I have such a strong attachment to the brand and what it delivers to the savvy, stylish women who read it.”

LAURA MERCIER LAUNCHES OVARIAN CANCER FUNDLaura Mercier Cosmet ics has launched an Ovarian Cancer Fund to raise awareness, support educational efforts and fund research of the disease—which is the number one killer among gynecological cancers.

This month, the brand will donate 100% of profits from two products—the Bonne Mine Healthy Glow for Face & Cheeks Crème Colour Palette and the Rose Hope Lip Glacé—to its Laura Mercier Ovarian Cancer Fund. Throughout September and October, the brand will also run public service announcements in leading magazines and launch a dedicated web initiative with mobile application, in-store mer-

ROSEN TO HOST LUXE PACK PANELNoted designer Marc Rosen will moderate a panel at Luxe Pack Monaco

KINERASE PARTNERS WITH ABCFKinerase, a sub-brand of Valeant Pharmaceuticals, will donate 20% of the proceeds from two anti-aging products to the American Breast Cancer Foundation (ABCF) through-out the month of October (when purchased at Ulta).

Products include the all-new Advanced Cream and Advanced Lotion. The American Breast Cancer Foundation provides screenings, diagnostic testing and treatment services to individuals and medical clinics at reduced fees or free of charge nationwide.

DRELL SZYFER AWARDED BY JWIJewish Women International (JWI) has selected Elana Drell Szyfer as one of its 2012 Woman to Watch. The CEO of AHAVA North America will be honored for her business acumen and for balancing career and mother-hood at a gala event on December 3 at the Washington Marriott Wardman Park. She also appears in the fall issue of Jewish Woman alongside nine fellow honorees.

Drell Szyfer was appointed general manager and subsequently CEO of AHAVA North America in January 2011 after a nearly 20-year career at Estée Lauder, L’Oréal and Avon. Under her tutelage at AHAVA, she has improved internal operations, refocused distribution channels, increased brand awareness, and led the business to strong double-digit growth.

“My job is to make the brand commercially successful, but I also have a responsibility to increase positive awareness surrounding Israel and its consumer goods industry,” Drell Szyfer told Jewish Woman of her work at AHAVA.

chandising and social media support to help educate women and drive donations. Donations have already been made to the Memorial Sloan-Kettering Cancer Center and Cancer and Careers.

“Both Laura Mercier and I have been personally touched by ovarian cancer—I through my sister, who lost her battle with the disease, and Laura through a dear friend who has been fighting for years,” said Claudia Poccia, president and CEO of Gurwitch Products, LLC, which manufactures and distributes the brand.

“The mission of the Laura Mercier Ovarian Cancer Fund is at the core of our brand,” said Mercier, the brand’s global ambassador, “and we are committed to making a difference in the lives of women.”

WFFC EXPLORES INDIA Women in Flavor & Fragrance Commerce (WFFC) will host a seminar entitled “India 360—An Exploration of India’s Raw Material Resources and Market” on October 24 at the Saddle Brook Marriott.

The fall seminar will focus on India as a vital supply source for the flavor and fragrance industry as well as a burgeoning consumer market. Four presentations featuring industry notables will be followed by an Indian-themed lunch.

beauty world—during a live broad-cast on September 6 for Fashion’s Night Out.

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on October 25 at 2:30 PM entitled “Curb Appeal: Creating Products/Packaging that are eye catching for Impulse Purchasing, Online.” Panelists will include: Dominic Burke, creative director of Webb DeVlam; Barbara LePortz, CEO of Fragrance Intelligence; Paul McLaughlin, vice president of creative for Elizabeth Arden; and Joanna Norman, founding director of Pandora Ltd.

The event, created by Rosen, who is the designer/president of Marc Rosen Associates, will explore the ways in which companies must create products and packaging that speaks to online shoppers as digital retailing becomes increasingly prevalent.

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OCTOBER 2Fashion Group InternationalRon Johnson - The Rocky Road to Reinventing RetailHilton Hotel • NYC 11:30 AM (S) (TA)(212) 302-5511www.fgi.org

OCTOBER 10CIBSMonthly LuncheonThe Manhattan Club • NYC 12:00 PM (M)www.cibsonline.com

OCTOBER 11Fragrance FoundationCircle of Champions Dinner Honoring Bernd BeetzSt. Regis • NYC 6:00 PM Members Only (A)(212) 725-2755www.fragrance.org

OCTOBER 21 - 26Tax Free World ExhibitionCannes France (T)www.tfwa.com

OCTOBER 24 - 26Luxe Pack MonacoGrimaldi Forum • Monaco (T)www.luxepack.com

Smithers RapraThe Future of Pigment and Color Cosmetics SummitHilton Miami • Downtown Miami FL (S) (T)

OCTOBER 24Women in Flavor & Fragrance CommerceFall SeminarSaddle Brook Marriott • Saddle Brook NJ 8:00 AM (S) (TA)(732) 922-0500www.wffc.org

OCTOBER 25Fashion Group InternationalNight of Stars GalaCipriani Wall Street • NYC 6:00 PM (A) (TA)(212) 302-5511www.fgi.org

OCTOBER 297th Annual “Girl’s Night Out” For A Great CauseBenefiting FIT Scholarships, in memory of Jane ScottRouge Tomate • NYC 6:00 - 8:00 PM Cocktails & Hors d’oeuvres (TA)(212) [email protected]

NOVEMBER 2Cosmetic Executive WomenAchiever Awards LuncheonWaldorf=Astoria • NYC 11:00 AM (A) (TA)(646) 929-8026www.cew.org

NOVEMBER 4 - 5The Makeup Show OrlandoOrlando FL (T) (TA)www.themakeupshow.com

NOVEMBER 6 - 8In-Cosmetics AsiaBITEC • Bangkok Thailand (T)[email protected]

NOVEMBER 7Fragrance FoundationMaking Scents of Your Future Career DayNYC (212) 725-2755www.fragrance.org

NOVEMBER 14Fashion Group InternationalSpring/Summer 2013 Trend PresentationTime Life Building • NYC (TA)(212) 302-5511www.fgi.org

CIBSMembers Only LuncheonHarvard Club • NYC 12:00 PM (R)www.cibsonline.com

SEPTEMBERSEPTEMBER 19Fashion Group InternationalInnovations in ScentFGI • NYC 5:30 PM (S) (TA)(212) 302-5511www.fgi.org

SEPTEMBER 20Women in Flavor & Fragrance CommerceAnnual Open Dinner Honoring Parlux’s Kathleen GalvinWestmount Country Club • W. Paterson NJ 6:00 PM (R) (TA)(732) 922-0500www.wffc.org

SEPTEMBER 22 - 23The Makeup Show EuropeStation-Berlin • Berlin Germany (T) (TA)

SEPTEMBER 27American Cancer SocietyDreamBallCipriani 42nd Street • NYC 7:00 PM (B) (TA)(212) 237-3915

SEPTEMBER 29 - 30BeWell ExpoLos Angeles Convention Center Los Angeles CA (TA)bewell-expo.com

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