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, another millennial pink mega brand is now set to make the leap to the screen: , the game-changing beauty empire founded by one of the original , .On October 23, it was confirmed that Amazon had won a bidding war for the rights to adapt , Marisa Meltzer’s instant bestseller, which examines the company’s stratospheric rise, as well as that of its high-powered CEO. The book’s log line reads:“Called one of the most disruptive brands in beauty by Forbes, Glossier revolutionized the beauty industry with its sophisticated branding and unique approach to influencer marketing, almost instantly making the company a juggernaut with rabid fans lining up for a chance to buy its coveted products.

Michaela Zee Amazon MGM Studios has acquired the rights to adapt “Glossy,” about the beauty brand and its founder Emily Weiss, into a television series, Variety has confirmed. Sources tell Variety that “Pet Sematary: Bloodlines” director Lindsey Anderson Beer and her production company Lab Brew are attached to produce, with Alexandra Banks and Spencer Walken on board as executive producers.

Amazon MGM Studios is adapting Marisa Meltzer’s New York Times bestselling book Glossy, an expose on the success of beauty brand Glossier and its founder Emily Weiss, for television. The project is in early development; a search for a showrunner is underway, Deadline hears.

Anna Tingley If you purchase an independently reviewed product or service through a link on our website, Variety may receive an affiliate commission. The outrageously long lines that forms outside of Glossier’s brick-and-mortar storefronts, the newest of which just opened in SoHo this week, might finally have a chance at getting shorter. Today, the cult-favorite beauty brand has announced that they will enter 600 Sephora stores in the U.S. and Canada — the biggest retail push that the company has pursued since its founding in 2014. It’s a notable decision for the company and founder Emily Weiss, who have become known for their wildly successful direct-to-consumer sales strategy. But after close to a decade of relying basically exclusively on social media marketing (their Instagram pictures of dewy skin and millennial pink branding accounts for 80 percent of Glossier’s sales), they’ve decided to bring their products to the shelves of the biggest beauty retailer in the world.

The Hills, but fast forward 14 years the founder and CEO of Glossier Emily Weiss has built up a reputation for being the disruptive force who turned a millennial-favourite, digital-first beauty start up into a billion dollar company. Here, she shares the buys she is loving. Due Alberi Biphase Moisturizing Oil, £192, Furtuna Skin at Cult Beauty.

Steve Jobs's daughter Eve Jobs is a model now. The 22-year-old marked her debut by posing for Glossier's holiday campaign, which also features Euphoria's Sydney Sweeney and RuPaul's Drag Race's Naomi Smalls.For the shoot, Jobs is photographed in a bubble bath wearing nothing but an assortment of gold jewelry.

About Face.A beauty expert within her own right, Huntington-Whiteley has created her own line of make-up (and lingerie) for Marks & Spencer, launched a digital beauty platform - and she is the brand ambassador for Hourglass Cosmetics.In About Face, Huntington-Whiteley's six-part show gives us a glimpse into 'the business behind beauty' as the model and actress interviews a host of beauty entrepreneurs about the secrets behind the multi-billion pound global beauty industry. Expect a host of trailblazing entrepreneurs who have transformed the beauty landscape, including Glossier's Emily Weiss, Huda Kattan, YouTuber Pony Syndrome, Beyonce's make-up artist Sir John, Oaui's founder Jen Atkin, and Kylie Jenner.But let's not forget

Rosie Huntington-Whiteley surprised fans with her upcoming project which is quite different from the work the actress has done in the past. The Transformers star and fashion icon revealed a glimpse of her new Quibi series--About Face.

The trailer for Rosie Huntington-Whiteley‘s new Quibi series has been released!

exactly what they say they need by creating their own beauty empires. Importantly, these influencers are often around the same age as their viewers, so have a unique ability to relate to and understand their viewer's needs; think of it as peer-to-peer selling reinvented for the new decade.The most famous of all is probably Emily Weiss, who built her cult-status beauty brand Glossier out of her blog, Into The Gloss, in 2010.