Hailey Bieber\u2019s Rhode is teaming up with Alexandra Leclerc for a limited-edition beauty collection<\/h2>\n
Formerly known as Alexandra Saint Mleux, Leclerc is an art historian, fashion figure and the wife of Ferrari Formula 1 driver Charles Leclerc. The collaboration brings her understated aesthetic to a new edit of Rhode favourites, including miniature shimmering blushes and a new Peptide Lip Tint.<\/p>\n
Launching on 15 September in the US, the Rhode <3 Alexandra Leclerc collection introduces Pocket Pearl, a smaller, shimmering reinterpretation of Rhode\u2019s Pocket Blush, alongside a new Peptide Lip Tint and two accessories designed to turn the make-up itself into something worn on a bag or keyring.<\/p>\n
For Leclerc, the collaboration is more personal than a straightforward celebrity beauty partnership. An art historian and \u00c9cole du Louvre alumna, she first became associated with Rhode as the brand\u2019s first muse-ambassador, appearing in its 2024 Lip Case campaign after already using the products herself. Her favourite, she told Vogue, is Pocket Blush.<\/p>\n
That product now forms the centre of the new collection. Pocket Pearl is a 2.5g miniature blush with a reflective finish, available in three limited-edition shades: Gemini, a shimmering candy pink; Monet, a shimmering apricot; and Monaco, a warm shimmering terracotta. Rhode says the cream formula is lightweight, buildable and designed to give colour without a greasy or sticky finish.<\/p>\n
The shade names draw directly from Leclerc\u2019s life. Gemini references her star sign, Monaco the place she calls home, while Monet is named for one of her favourite artists. \u201cThey\u2019re all named around my world,\u201d Leclerc told Vogue.<\/p>\n
There is also Sweet Apple, a limited-edition shade of Rhode\u2019s Peptide Lip Tint. The sheer, buildable golden-brown tint has a high-shine shimmer and a tart apple candy scent, designed to sit comfortably alongside the deeper tones of the blush collection.<\/p>\n
The accessories may prove almost as important to the collection as the cosmetics. A tiny metal Flutter Charm, designed with Leclerc, and a polished Rhode Carabiner can both be attached to Pocket Pearl using a special looped cap, turning the miniature blush into a bag charm or keyring accessory. It is a continuation of Rhode\u2019s ability to blur the line between beauty product and fashion object, most notably through its cult Lip Case.<\/p>\n
For Leclerc, however, the small format was also a practical choice. \u201cIt\u2019s a collection that really fits naturally into my lifestyle, which was important,\u201d she told Vogue.<\/p>\n
\nHer own approach to beauty is similarly restrained. Leclerc described herself as being \u201call about makeup that looks and feels like skin\u201d, applying blush across the cheeks and nose to create the softly flushed effect of skin after time in the sun. Pocket Pearl can also be layered over the original Pocket Blush when she wants additional light and dimension without an overtly glittery finish.<\/p>\n
The collaboration arrives at a significant point in Rhode\u2019s growth. Bieber launched the brand in 2022, initially with a tightly edited skincare range, before expanding into colour cosmetics and accessories. In August 2025, e.l.f. Beauty completed its acquisition of Rhode after announcing a deal valued at up to US$1 billion. Rhode had generated US$212 million in net sales in the 12 months to 31 March 2025.<\/p>\n
In Australia, Rhode currently lists Pocket Pearl at A$28, the Sweet Apple Peptide Lip Tint at A$35, the Flutter Charm at A$14 and the Rhode Carabiner at A$21. Alexandra\u2019s Set, which includes one Pocket Pearl shade, the lip tint and both accessories, is listed at A$98.<\/p>\n
The Rhode <3 Alexandra Leclerc collection launches through Rhode at 9am PT on 15 September, equivalent to 2am AEST on 16 September for Australian shoppers. It is limited edition.<\/p>\n Read also Amal Clooney Meets Mitsotakis as Parthenon Sculptures Return to Focus in Athens<\/p>\n![\"Hailey](\"https:\/\/greekcitytimes.com\/wp-content\/uploads\/2026\/09\/image002.jpg\")
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