Helena Rubinstein by Angus Trumble social-issues New Statesman

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’— Megan Davis

revel in its concrete presence and retrieve its vision'

Navy Seal and New York Times Bestselling Author of Seal Team Six

this brilliant

Helena Rubinstein by Angus Trumble social-issues New StatesmanThis meticulously researched and wryly entertaining portrait of Helena Rubinstein (18721965) focuses on the years she spent in Australia as a young woman, recovering a 'lost' chapter in the grand narrative of the woman who created one of the first global cosmetics corporations. At its height, Rubinstein's brand was synonymous with elegance and employed 30,000 women around the world. Rubinstein arrived in Australia from Poland when she was twenty three