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Rhode launches Leclerc collection and expands to Europe

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Rhode launches Alexandra Leclerc collection and expands to Europe

The beauty brand Rhode has officially launched its limited-edition collaboration with Alexandra Leclerc. The collection, which debuted on September 15, introduces the brand’s first shimmer-finish products through the ‘Pocket Pearl’ line. These are travel-sized versions of the company’s bestselling Pocket Blush, infused with Highlight Milk. The range features three Pocket Pearl Blush shades: Gemini (pink), Monet (apricot), and Monaco (terracotta). Additionally, the collection includes a ‘Sweet Apple’ Peptide Lip Tint and accessories such as a ‘Flutter Charm’ and a carabiner designed for attaching products to bags. The products are formulated using peptides and tamanu oil. Following the release, demand has been high, with reports indicating that certain items, including the carabiner and specific lip tint shades, sold out shortly after the launch. Expanding its international presence, Rhode is moving into the European market through a partnership with Sephora. As part of these business activities, founder Hailey Bieber visited Paris, where she appeared on the French program ‘Quotidien’. During the appearance, Bieber discussed her affinity for the city and noted that while her husband, Justin Bieber, is from Canada, he is ‘French’ due to his family’s French-Canadian roots. During her time in Paris, Bieber was also seen attending an event with Brazilian singer Ludmilla.

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  1. 2026-10-04 05:15 UTC Rhode launches Leclerc collection and expands to Europe
  2. 2026-09-16 15:15 UTC Rhode launches Alexandra Leclerc collection
  3. 2026-09-12 12:03 UTC Rhode and Alexandra Leclerc makeup collaboration

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