The limited-edition Adria bag, which comes filled with skincare products, is the perfect gift.
Manhattan-born Ulla Johnson and French beauty brand Sisley Paris are taking their relationship to the next level. For a handful of years, the two have worked together to create subtle-but-stirring beauty looks for Johnson's runway shows. Today, the duo is announcing a limited-edition bag, made in honor of their relationship. “Our love of plants and quality unite us,” says Sisley's Global Vice President Christine d'Ornano.
From Ulla Johnson, it's a limited-edition Adria bag in a neutral shade of caramel leather. Sisley's part is filling said bag with the duo's favorite skin necessities, which are typically used backstage on models pre-show to prep the skin. “I can’t live without the Black Rose Cream Mask,” Johnson says. “I use it a few times weekly, the scent is heaven and leaves my skin feeling glowy and healthy.” For d'Ornano, the versatility of the Adria bag is what makes it such a show-stopper.
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