Our Work

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LMPR handled PR for the UK launch of SKIMS working with the team in LA and distribution partners Selfridges and Net a Porter. We engaged a diverse cast of talent and influencers using a strategic gifting program and secured impactful press for the launch, including a world first, global cover takeover with GRAZIA magazine.

We worked with luxury lingerie brand Coco de Mer to redefine the brand's positioning and purpose around Female Pleasure. Recruiting global style icon and tastemaker Julia Restoin-Roitfeld to curate an edit, and Laura Bailey to shoot her, we brought instant fame, authority and crucially new customers to the brand. Across social media and via press support from Sunday Times Style, Forbes, Telegraph Luxury, ES Magazine and Grazia, the brand saw an instant and impactful lift in sales as a result. Julia R R x Coco de Mer

Peanut is a game changing product for a mobile-first generation of women. Their tagline: “Meet as mamas, connect as women.” The app is about connecting women at similar places in life, giving them a network and facilitating conversations that women want and need to have. The app is founded by Michelle Kennedy, former deputy-CEO at Badoo and integral to the launch of Bumble.

LMPR worked with Disney and Pat McGrath Labs to create a limited-edition makeup collection to celebrate the release of the final instalment of the Star Wars saga, Star Wars: The Rise of Skywalker. The collection featured 7 limited-edition lipsticks and palettes housed in covetable collectible packaging inspired by the iconic film franchise. LMPR handled all press for the collection and celebrated the launch with a VIP party at the London EDITION Penthouse.

LMPR worked with Zalando to cast their beauty campaign, which was distributed across Europe and launched their new beauty category.

In support of Earth Day and a commitment to protecting the planet, John Lewis and Mother of Pearl created an exclusive sustainable collaboration. Led by sustainability guru and creative director Amy Powney, Mother of Pearl is the London-based label creating contemporary fashion while protecting people and planet in the process. The John Lewis & Partners + Mother of Pearl collaboration is testament to this thoughtful approach, utilising Amy’s expert knowledge of raw materials and conscious manufacturing to produce a fully traceable collection that celebrates creativity with purpose.

FRAME, best known for its feel-good, energetic and fun-filled classes, have launched their eighth studio, and this time they're going online. Launched during lockdown in April, FRAME Online was created to keep the nation moving in a way that makes them feel great by bringing their infamous sweet endorphins home.

Founded in 1994, Agent Provocateur opened its first boutique in London's Soho. Since then, the brand has gone on to become globally recognised and under the creative direction of Sarah Shotton, has become British cult, redefining what lingerie is and can be.