Kiehl’s continues to work with the biggest names in the art world with their ongoing Creme de Corps limited edition collections. Jeff Koons enters the picture with his familiar Balloon Flower (Yello) from his Celebration series. Three sizes of Kiehl’s Creme de Corps bottles are available with profits head to The Koons Family Institute on International Law and Policy, an initiative of the International Centre for Missing & Exploited Children (ICMEC).

More looks at the Koons bottles after the click.

R29 looks in on the new Kiehl’s New York Heritage collection that wraps their skincare goods in bottle embellished in black and gold in celebration of their 160th anniversary. “The range, made up of four steeped-in-tradition, customer-favorite formulas includes the Ultra Facial Moisturizer and Cream, the Calendula Toner, and Original Musk Oil (the most luscious and understated scent you’ll ever sniff).”

Maintaining a long-standing tradition of supporting HIV/AIDS charities, Kiehl’s Since 1851, has announced the Limited Edition Ultra Facial Cream to benefit amfAR.

The Limited Edition Ultra Facial Cream will launch during the second annual Kiehl’s LifeRide for amfAR, a seven-day charity motorcycle ride up the Eastern coast. 100% of proceeds from the sale of the cream will benefit the charity.

The Cut profiles the new Kiehl’s Spa 1851 full service grooming spa and it caters to the gents. As them mention, it is the “uptown answer to Bliss.” Original artwork from Curtis Jinkins and David LaChapelle fill their Treatment rooms while their men’s grooming area features custom barber chairs by motorbike builder, Paul Cox. Find Spa 1851 at 157 E. 64th St., at Lexington Ave.

More looks after the click.

You know what we hate? Transparent attempts to ‘dude up’ your product. Naming soap ‘fuel’ and featuring pictures of greased up rockers in leather jackets doesn’t make things look cooler, it just looks teenage. Which is why we’ve chosen something from the ‘gifts for her’ part of the site. It’s all just stuff that cleans your body at the end of the day, there’s no need to for it to threaten your masculinity. And if it does, then surely your masculinity was pretty frail to begin with? (Kiehls)

Kiehl’s officially launched last night in New York. The party had its share of art world stars in attendence, hello Kaws, but most importantly 100% of Kiehl’s net profits from the sale of each “A Wonderland of Merry” product will benefit The Koons Family Institute, an initiative of the International Centre for Missing and Exploited Children (ICMEC).

Curated was on hand to snap a few shots. Check them out here.