"At the unveiling of her Holiday Collection campaign with singer Celine Dion in London, beauty mogul Charlotte Tilbury credits her charm and fun to being one-third Irish. She also talks about her inspired upbringing that led to a billion-euro empire, tackling 'generation exhaustion' with her make-up range and instilling confidence with her new fragrance Darlings, name a more iconic modern-day duo than Charlotte Tilbury and Celine Dion? Seriously, I'll wait."
"We can claim Tilbury as one of our own; her grandmother hailed from Kilkenny, while DNA testing has also revealed Irish blood on her artist father's side. "I'm a third Irish," Tilbury tells me, swishing her marvellous mane of red hair. "My mother is half Irish and I got a bit from my father. My mother's blonde and my father has dark hair, and the great aunts on my mother's side had red hair - so all the Irish genes came through for this girl here!""
Charlotte Tilbury unveiled a Holiday Collection campaign with singer Celine Dion in London. Charlotte Tilbury credits being one-third Irish for her charm and fun. Charlotte Tilbury cites an inspired upbringing that helped build a billion-euro beauty empire. The collaboration showcases glamorous, age-inclusive star power aimed at beauty lovers and women in their 50s. Charlotte Tilbury addresses 'generation exhaustion' through her make-up range and aims to instill confidence with a new fragrance. Family roots include a grandmother from Kilkenny and DNA evidence of Irish ancestry on her father's side. Red hair is attributed to Irish genes on her mother's side. The Christmas collaboration marks another commercial and creative success for the brand.
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