Bobbi Brown

Bobbi Brown is getting in on the philanthropy game yet again, but this time, she's expanding her reach worldwide. To celebrate International Women's Month, Brown is launching her Pretty Powerful Campaign For Women and Girls. As part of the campaign, she is releasing a limited-edition Pretty Powerful Pot Rouge ($25), a delicate pink blush that works on a variety of skin tones. Through the sale of the rouge, along with donations via GlobalGiving.org, Brown will raise money for Dress For Success.

Every penny of the US proceeds of the Pretty Powerful Pot Rouge will go toward Dress For Success. "Makeup alone cannot even the playing field for women and girls across the world," Brown said. "But I believe that together, those who create, apply, buy, and wear makeup can." Want to learn more about the campaign? Just watch Brown's video, and listen to her talk about the campaign.

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• Joe Zee was spotted styling Katie Holmes for a Bobbi Brown ad campaign at Milk Studios in New York City. [Page Six]
  

• The print Alexander Wang designed using a Samsung Galaxy Note II for a limited-edition bag has been revealed. [Harper's Bazaar]
  
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The problem with travel-sized makeup brushes is that they're either too flimsy to do anything of worth, or they're so tiny, they just don't stack up to the effectiveness of their full-sized counterparts. Not so with the four brushes contained within Bobbi Brown's Desert Twilight mini brush set ($55). The reason is because these brush heads are closer to full-sized, making it easier to pick up, distribute, and blend everything from your blushes to eyeliners. (It's actually the handles that put the mini in these minimakeup application tools.)

The kit (which comes with a metallic, faux-leather case) includes blush, angled eye shadow, eye sweep, and eyeliner brushes that are built to last. Now if Bobbi would just add a concealer and eyebrow brushes in the mix, you'd have pretty much all the brush basics covered.

Bobbi Brown has her heart in the right place this Fashion Week. Not only has her company long supported coronary disease awareness group The Heart Truth, but this year she's coming out with a limited-edition Heart Truth palette ($25), as well. We love the message, the tagline (Listen to Your Heart), and the fact that for a reasonable price you get three eye shadows, two lip colors, and a goes-with-everything gloss. Bobbi Brown will also be sponsoring The Heart Truth's celebrity-studded Red Dress Fashion Show, which will take place at the beginning of NYFW, on Feb. 8. So look out for the show, and be sure to give the palette a once-over before it sells out.

If you adored a Bobbi Brown makeup shade that got discontinued, here's some excellent news. On Feb. 1, the makeup brand is launching its Bobbi Brings Back campaign on Facebook. Fans are getting the chance to revive their favorite discontinued shades; lip color is the first product they're bringing back, but soon the campaign will also tackle blush, eye shadow, and other "hero" products.

"It's important to me that I'm always listening to my fans," Brown says. "This is an opportunity for me to show my Facebook followers that I appreciate all of their support over the years and thank them. We're bringing back classic Bobbi Brown lip colors solely based on what the fans want." Voting closes on Feb. 29, and the lip colors with the most votes will be available this Fall. They'll only be for sale to Bobbi Brown Facebook fans, though, so if you want to get your hands on them, you'll have to like their page.