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‘This is me’ Exhibition by Kiehl’s


Kiehl’s hosted a striking photographic exhibition last Wednesday called ‘This is me,’ featuring 10 of the region’s most interesting and dynamic fresh faces who have been selected to represent the socially aware brand as ambassadors. The exhibition captured each of the subjects Kiehl’s characteristics in their very own “Kiehl’s moment”, and the proceeds from the show will be donated to the very worthy Make a Wish Foundation UAE charity.  The gallery has been converted into a New York street scene, with pretzel and burger vendors, jazz and hip hop, and graffiti art adorning the walls. 

I have chosen to share with you some of Kiehl’s new ambassadors such as are photographer Maisa Al Qasimi, students Haya and Sama Abu Khadra (whom get featured alot in international street style blogs), and our very own Kuwaiti artist Amira Behbahani who is shown here on the 2nd, and 3rd photos (Woohoo! WTG!). These fresh faces were selected for their diversity, creativity, and for the positivity they represent for each of their diverse communities. 










Comments

Anonymous said…
great work Kiehl's! Its nice to see real ppl that you can relate to :)
Hazoon said…
Thank you for this lovely post :)
Confashion said…
Oleana
I loved this concept and I wish we could see more of that here in our region..

Hazoon
You're more than welcome ;)

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