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Melbourne’s indie-pop duo, Client Liaison, know a thing or two about good music (and great outfits). The pastel-clad duo, who riff on the beats of ‘80s hedonism and kitsch Australiana, are now dipping their talented fingers into tubs of moisturiser – namely Kiehl’s – and for a very good cause.
Their iconic aesthetic – one of colour and crass – has been translated into a label for Kiehl’s Ultra Facial Cream by Melbourne artist Ilya Milstein, whom had been commissioned by the band for the artwork on their debut record, ‘Diplomatic Immunity’. Under the creative direction of Client Liaison, Ilya illustrated a label inspired by the Kiehl’s brand heritage, to produce a limited edition version of their cult hit, the Ultra Facial Cream.
Throughout July and August, Kiehl’s will donate $2 from each of the creams sold to The Australian Children’s Music Foundation, an organisation that brings the gift of music to children living in disadvantaged and remote areas of Australia.
Much like their pleasing symphony of synth-pop beats, Kiehl’s also serves up a very pleasing symphony – for the skin. The Ultra Facial Cream is their number one selling product, and for good reason, it’s a moisturising dream. So with the skin and sound Gods aligned, the collaboration is just in time for Splendour In The Grass, where Client Liaison will be taking the stage – bouffant quiffs and all, and Kiehl’s will again be the official skincare sponsor.
You’ll be Free of Fear, and skin concerns.
Kiehl’s Limited Edition Ultra Facial Cream, featuring Client Liaison and supporting ACMF, is available online and at Kiehl’s counters from July 24th.
