The British royal family's youngest member Princess Charlotte has been making headlines since the announcement of her birth. At nine months old, the regal superstar is making waves in all types of publications and now the young princess has scored a spot in the fashion industry.
American designer Marc Jacobs is set to release a new lipstick as part of his Le Marc lip crème collection. This new hue is said to be "inspired by the deepest saturated pink tones of an English rose" and is named after Prince William and Kate Middleton’s second child. In line with the English regalia theme, this new item will only be available for purchase in London at Harrods while U.S consumers can order it online.
With pre-orders available, consumers can grab this lipstick right before Princess Charlotte turns one in May.
What's Driving This Trend
- Royal-inspired Cosmetics
- Opportunity for brands to create beauty products inspired by royalty, tapping into the fascination with princesses and royal families.
- Limited Edition Releases
- Opportunity to create buzz and exclusivity by releasing products in limited quantities and for a limited time, increasing demand and urgency to purchase.
- Online Ordering and International Availability
- Opportunity for businesses to reach a global market by offering online ordering and international shipping, allowing customers worldwide to access and purchase their products.
Who This Affects Most
- Cosmetics
- The cosmetics industry can explore the trend of creating royal-inspired beauty products, capitalizing on the public's fascination with princesses and royalty.
- Fashion
- The fashion industry can collaborate with designers and brands to release limited edition products, creating hype and exclusivity around their collections.
- E-commerce
- The e-commerce industry can benefit from offering international shipping options, enabling businesses to reach customers worldwide and expand their market reach.
