
RMK used to be such a big deal in the UK but nowadays it sits quietly in a corner of Selfridges and I think relies on long-term fans to keep the brand alive. If it wasn’t doing well in Selfridges they’d have booted it out by now so it still must have an army of people who love it.
The thing with RMK is that it’s gentle – aimed primarily at the Japanese market, it fuses beautiful nuances of colour with quality products. Interestingly, although the brand’s original spokesperson was on board from 1997, Rumiko seems to have been eradicated entirely from their on-line history and replaced with a new creative director, Kaori, in June last year. Not sure what’s happened there. Above is a selection from their spring 2014 range, Play On Pink.
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6 comments
I love these, really beautiful colours and design
Trona @ Aye Lined
Oh my, I love these, they look so pretty with all the colours! RMK is another brand I’ve never explored!
Stephanie (@hopefreedomlove)
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Gorgeous colours! I’m a fan of RMK’s cleansing balm.
Aw, how pretty with the geometric prints!
I have to say that the makeup itself looks beautiful – but I wouldn’t have a clue as to start using it. Better brush up 😉 x
Love Vicky
Around and Upside Down
Aw these are so pretty, I love things that stand out and look different. I definitely want to try this brand xx
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