Jessica Mulroney
| Jessica Mulroney | |
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| Born | 1989 |
| Occupation | fashion stylist |
Jessica Mulroney is a Canadian fashion stylist.[1][2] In November 2015 Mulroney styled ensembles for Sophie Grégoire-Trudeau, the wife of the incoming Prime Minister of Canada, Justin Trudeau. Her efforts on Grégoire-Trudeau's behalf attracted particular attention because Mulroney is the daughter-in-law of former Prime Minister Brian Mulroney, a bitter political rival to Grégoire-Trudeau's father-in-law, Pierre Trudeau.
Mulroney is a graduate of McGill University.[3] She is a descendant of the founders of Browns shoes.
Mulroney and her sisters-in-law Caroline, Katy and Vanessa Mulroney co-founded a charity called The Shoebox Project.[4][5] The project's goal is to provide makeup to women living in shelters. Donors are asked to fill a shoebox with approximately $50 worth of cosmetics and toiletries.
Mulroney, formerly Jessica Brownstein, married Ben Mulroney on October 30, 2008.[6] Mulroney is the oldest son, and second oldest child, of Brian and Mila Mulroney. The couple has three children.[3]
Both Maclean's magazine, and Chatelaine magazine, have interviewed Mulroney about the Canadian marketing rights she and her sister Elizabeth Brownstein acquired for the high-end lingerie lines la Perla and Cosabella.[7][8]
References
- ↑ Madelyn Chung. Sophie Grégoire-Trudeau Was Styled By Jessica Mulroney For The Swearing-In Ceremony, Huffington Post, 2015-11-06. Retrieved on 2016-01-03. “As first revealed on CTV's etalk, Mrs. Grégoire-Trudeau was styled by none other than Jessica Mulroney, wife of etalk host (and yes, son of a former prime minister), Ben Mulroney. Jessica, who works with Hudson's Bay, dressed Sophie in a white baby alpaca coat from Sentaler and a black and navy dress from Quebecois designer, Erdem (a Kate Middleton-fave).”
- ↑ Jeanne Beker. Jessica Mulroney on pairing up with Sophie Grégoire-Trudeau to bolster Canadian fashion, Globe and Mail, 2016-03-01. Retrieved on 2016-03-09.
- ↑ 3.0 3.1 Mulroneys embrace a laid-back lifestyle, Toronto Star, 2014-08-01. Retrieved on 2016-01-03. “The pair met in Montreal as teenagers, married in 2008 and are parents of fraternal twin boys Brian Gerald Alexander and John Benedict Dimitri, who turn four later this month. Daughter Isabel Veronica “Ivy” is just a year old.”
- ↑ The Shoebox Project, Girl about town, 2013-12-05. Retrieved on 2015-11-01. “Launched in 2011 by Caroline Mulroney Lapham and her three sisters-in-law Jessica, Vanessa and Katy Mulroney, the Shoebox Project began with an email to close friends. It took off like wildfire, and news traveled word of mouth.”
- ↑ Jessica Mulroney and husband Ben bring Shoebox Project to Saskatoon, CBC News, 2015-11-17. Retrieved on 2016-01-03.
- ↑ Ben Mulroney weds Jessica Brownstein, Ottawa Gazette, 2008-10-30. Retrieved on 2016-01-03. “Before and after the ceremony, the bride, a 29-year-old fashion stylist and the niece of Gazette columnist Bill Brownstein, smiled and said little as she carefully moved to and from a nearby limousine. She wore a formal floor-length gown and a long veil.”
- ↑ Lora Grady. Find out what Jessica Mulroney’s guiltiest pleasure is, Chatelaine magazine, 2014-02-14. Retrieved on 2016-01-03. “With all of the rubbernecking she and Ben inspire, you’d think Jessica might be more guarded about her home life. In fact, it’s quite the opposite. From her gig as TV spokesperson for Pampers to her role in marketing for the new bridal boutique at Hudson’s Bay, she’s become a bit of a social media whiz. Jessica shares photos of downtime with her family as well as glamorous nights out with her husband on Instagram. Ben is on board too, tweeting the announcement of Isabel’s arrival an hour after her birth.”
- ↑ Rebecca Eckler. Jessica Mulroney talks lingerie: The wife of TV personality Ben Mulroney has a new business venture, Macleans magazine, 2011-03-24. Retrieved on 2016-01-03. “The former Jessica Brownstein, wife of TV personality Ben Mulroney and the daughter-in-law of former prime minister Brian Mulroney, has always been a player on the Canadian fashion scene, thanks to her natural beauty and unique style. But these days, working out of her house, her focus is on her new business, distributing high-end intimate apparel in Canada, while trying to spend as much time as possible with her twins.”