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Ada Jiang

EVENT: GUERLAIN #190YEARSOFCREATION PERFUME CHARITY EXHIBITION GRAND OPENING
WHERE: THE LANDMARK, CENTRAL


Guerlain partners with The Langham for Afternoon Tea
HAPPENINGS: Guerlain celebrated its 190th anniversary with a six-day charity exhibition at The Landmark, showcasing its classic perfumes and exquisite bottle designs. Actor Louis Koo revealed his personalised “Bee Bottle” – an iconic design by Guerlain – at the exhibition opening.

 The beauty brand also invited celebrities including Kay Tse, Christine Kuo, Grace Wong and Gaile Lok to design their own special “Bee Bottle” to help raise funds for underprivileged girls in developing countries.
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Guerlain celebrates 190th anniversary with six-day charity exhibition

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Guerlain_s Exhibition venue in LANDMARK

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