Leonard Lauder — who served as the CEO of Estée Lauder, his mother's company — di4, 2025. He was 92. He was also an art ...

Leonard A. Lauder, arguably the most influential and respected architect of the prestige beauty business, died Sunday at age 92. How Last Year's Cherry Cola Hair Trend Is Unleashing Animal-inspired ...

Leonard Lauder, the eldest son of cosmetics pioneers Estée and Joseph H. Lauder, died on Saturday, according to an announcement by Estée Lauder Companies.

Leonard Lauder, the heir of the Estée Lauder cosmetics fortune, died June 14, The Estée Lauder Companies announced in a June 15 press release.. Lauder, 92, served as president of the cosmetics ...

Leonard Lauder, the billionaire businessman who helped turn his family’s cosmetics company into a global beauty empire, has died. The 92-year-old Lauder's death came on Saturday, June 14, at his home ...

Leonard Lauder, CEO emeritus of the multibillion-dollar Estée Lauder beauty empire founded by his parents and named after his mother, has died. He was 92.

Leonard Lauder joined the company in 1958 and played a key role in transforming the business from a handful of products sold under a single brand in U.S. stores to a multi-brand cosmetics giant.

Mr. Lauder, son of beauty entrepreneur Estée Lauder, played a pivotal role in transforming the company from one beauty brand ...

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Leonard Alan Lauder, who led the cosmetics company his parents founded and turned it into an international powerhouse, died June 14. Mr. Lauder was 92. He died surrounded by family, the Estée ...

Leonard Lauder died on June 14, 2025; he was 92; The former Estée Lauder CEO was Estée’s eldest son "Mr. Lauder was a true visionary, fearless leader, and cherished friend to so many," read a ...

Mr. Lauder, a longtime Palm Beach resident, was the son of Estée and Joseph Lauder, who founded their company in 1946 in New York City. Their son Leonard was born there on March 19, 1933.