Clinique has tapped critically acclaimed actress Emilia Clarke as their first global brand ambassador for skincare and makeup.

“Clinique has been a long-standing advocate for empowering woman with the knowledge that good skin can be created.” says Clinique’s global brand president Jane Lauder.

“We were drawn to Emilia because she is optimistic, happy in her skin and embodies a modern multi-faceted woman who is constantly evolving along with her skincare needs. She is also an authentic user and fan of Clinique, which was important to us. Emilia will lend her impactful voice to help inspire consumers to embrace their own unique skincare journey.”

Emilia has garnered the attention of audiences worldwide for her pivotal performances in Game of Thrones, a role that has garnered her four Emmy nominations and two Critics Choice nominations for her portrayal of Daenerys Targaryen.

In March 2019, after a personal health challenge – Clarke launched SAMEYOU, a charity aimed at revolutionising recovery for young adults following brain injury and stroke.

“I am so proud to join Clinique as the new global brand ambassador. It’s a skincare brand I have regularly used and to now be part of that family is such an honour. I love the confidence and happiness it brings to the people using their products” she says.

“Not only is Clinique timeless, but I’m proud to work with a brand that makes people feel included for who they are, and unapologetic about helping them to create great skin – no matter what their skin concern is.”

Emilia will share her own unique skin care journey with the social campaign #iDYourself highlighting the Clinique iD collection – featuring the new Clinique iD Dramatically Different Moisturizing BB-Gel and Clinique iD Dramatically Different Moisturizing Tone-Up Gel.

The Clinique iD collection now delivers 20 unique combinations allowing consumers to create their own custom-blend moisturiser to hydrate and treat their unique skin concerns.

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