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Solenn now endorser of Robinsons Land Corp.

MANILA, Philippines - Solenn Heussaff is the new celebrity endorser of Robinsons Land Corp.

The Filipina-French actress was chosen not only because of her looks but also because she embodies the brand.

Solenn comes from a good family, her French father is a former French Navy Seal while her Filipino mother was a Bayanihan dancer. She is well-educated, having been schooled in Philippine and French institutions. She is fluent in English and French and speaks Filipino. She loves the arts and studied fashion design and makeup and cosmetic artistry in Paris.

Solenn is not someone who wakes up late, goes to a salon, shops, goes to the gym and attends parties in the evening. She is well-spoken and articulate. She and her family, which includes sister Vanessa and brother Erwan, love to travel. Solenn also has a good heart. The proceeds of her planned exhibit of paintings, which will feature celebrities as the subjects, will all go to the charity.

Even before she joined Survivor Philippines, Solenn was already designing clothes for Lulu Tan Gan’s label. She is a makeup artist who studied cosmetic artistry, including body painting and prosthetics, at two of the most prestigious schools in France. She also studied fashion at Studio Bercot in Paris, one of the Top 50 fashion schools in the world. She is a free spirit who once said when asked if she didn’t mind being in a bikini all the time in Survivor Philippines, “I’m French, that’s not really a big deal to me.” She’s classy but friendly and is quite eloquent. Solenn is the type of girl who can talk to any person.

Solenn’s career is at its peak and she is one of the country’s hottest personalities. In the past year, she has done four films, a best-selling CD and a sold-out two-night concert. Solenn still continues to design clothes and paint.

“I can’t be acting or singing forever and I don’t expect that the offers will always be there. I knew when I entered show business that this is something temporary for me,” says Solenn.

She will be living at Fifth Avenue Place, one of Robinsons Land’s projects in Bonifacio Global City.

“I looked at all the projects of Robinsons Land and I realized Fifth Avenue is perfect for me not only because of its convenient location. It’s near my parents’ house and just a few minutes away from where my brother lives. I also like that the condominium is located in a very respectable and quiet neighborhood,” shares Solenn.

She is excited at finally having a place of her own and decorating it according to her taste.

“It will be modern, of course. But French inspired. My home will be done in such a way that my family members and friends will be at ease when they visit. I want it to have beautiful interiors but not like a museum where people would be afraid to touch anything,” says Solenn.

She also likes the idea of having a fabulous skyline view.

“I’ve always wanted to live in a high-rise. I always dreamed of owning a condominium unit and I knew, even before, that once I moved out of my parents’ house, I would live in one,” she shares.

Being the image model of Robinsons Land Corp. is a job that Solenn believes is tailor-made for her.

“I’m not just a singer or a TV host or a model or a makeup artist. I have many roles in life. I’m a daughter, a sister, a girlfriend, a public figure.”

[Reference: The Philippine Star]
Published in the The Philippine Star newspaper on May 27, 2012. 
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