Social Pictures: The launch of Charlotte Tilbury’s very first fragrance collection

On Thursday 2 May, Charlotte Tilbury Beauty officially launched six new fragrances, powered by emotion-boosting molecules and backed by neuroscience, with 40 years of research behind their ground-breaking technology. Ireland’s leading beauty media, influencers, actors, musicians, and sportswomen were treated to a show stopping event to celebrate this new franchise for the brand.

Guests stepped into a transformed Chocolate Factory to see Charlotte Tilbury’s new fragrances in all their glory. On arrival attendees were treated to a champagne reception alongside an education in fragrance followed by a More Sex aperitif cocktail.

As the evening unfolded, guests were treated to a themed and hand-crafted menu, with each course inspired by one of the new fragrances. The meal started with Love Frequency, a course of fresh flavours, balanced with sultry spice and delicate pink florals to feel like a warm embrace. Next came the Joyphoria course, where guests could transport themselves to pure paradise – think a golden ray of sunshine or a sunny bouquet of happiness.

The Magic Energy main course grounded and re-energised, awakening the senses with this earthy combination. A palette cleanse Calm Bliss-inspired course soothed the senses and provided a moment of true serenity, with the final Cosmic Power course serving as a mystical and magical end to the evening to supercharge the senses, set the intention and invite empowerment in!

Irish actor Jamie-Lee O’Donnell and Irish designer Roisin Pierce were in attendance, as was Ireland’s top beauty guru Triona McCarthy, along with leading influencers Tara O’Farrell, Aideen Kate Murphy, and presenters Katja Mia and Doireann Garrihy. Other guests in attendance included Irish Paralympian star Ellen Keane, personality Davina Devine, singer Saibh Skelly who treated guests to an intimate impromptu private performance and rapper Celaviedmai.

See more social photos from the event through the gallery below…

Photography by Kieran Harnett