Charlotte Tilbury has been announced as a Contributing Editor for British Vogue.
Charlotte Tilbury (c) Instagram
The flame-haired beauty expert has joined hair stylist Sam McKnight, L'Oreal Paris global make-up director Val Garland and Guido Palau at the publication, which was announced across British Vogue's social media platforms.
And the mogul is "so ecstatic" to be a part of the team with "incredible industry legends".
Alongside a screenshot of the magazine's post declaring the news, which was shared on Charlotte's Instagram account, she wrote: "So ECSTATIC to officially be joining @BritishVogue as Contributing Beauty Editor alongside incredible industry legends @TheValGarland, @SamMcKnight1 and @GuidoPalau! And congratulations to @patmcgrathreal on being the Beauty Editor at Large. Thank you SO much for this opportunity to the amazing @edward_enninful and @jessicadiner #britishvogue. (sic)."
Val is also "very excited" by her latest venture.
She said: "Ding Dong Very excited to announce that I'll be joining @BritishVogue as a Contributing Beauty Editor alongside the legends that are @SamMcknight1 @CTilburyMakeup and @GuidoPalau Congratulations to @PatMcgrathreal on being Beauty Editor at Large. Thanks darling @Edward_Enninful and @JessicaDiner via @SamMcknight1 #BritishVogue #BeautyEditor (sic)."
Meanwhile, the mogul has revealed she launched her eponymous skincare and cosmetics label in 2013 because she wanted to start a "make-up revolution".
Speaking previously about her successful career, she said: "I wanted to start a makeup revolution ... to be the first make-up artist to share their secrets and empower women everywhere."
The businesswoman believes the launch of her best-selling moisturizer titled Magic Cream also helped boost the recognition of her label.
She added: "It all started with my Magic Cream [the best-selling moisturizer that started life as a fashion-week backstage staple], then I launched my 10 colour-curated looks."