Golda Rosheuvel, known for her role as Queen Charlotte in Netflix's Bridgerton, has been appointed as the latest ambassador for the British Beauty Council. The announcement was made by CEO Millie Kendall during an event on 12 October in London, as part of the council's British Beauty Week 2026.
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At 56, Rosheuvel brings a wealth of experience, having not only starred in Bridgerton across multiple seasons but also having played leading roles in renowned theatre productions such as Othello, A Christmas Carol, Electra, and We Will Rock You. Her extensive background in both television and theatre includes performances in classics like The Tempest and Julius Caesar.
Kendall explained that Rosheuvel embodies the cultural significance of beauty in the UK. She stated that Rosheuvel’s visibility would help highlight the industry's impact on society. “She is a stunning woman, powerful, and understands how important hair and make-up are to one’s persona,” Kendall remarked.
Rosheuvel joins an esteemed group of British Beauty Council ambassadors, including Kate Moss, Rita Ora, Trinny Woodall, and Bobbi Brown. The council's first Sports Ambassador, British rugby player Tatyana Heard, was appointed last year.
Kendall emphasized the importance of expanding the ambassador roster to reflect the diverse intersections of culture that beauty influences, including film, music, and sport.
The British Beauty Council, a not-for-profit organization committed to advocating for the beauty industry, is currently hosting British Beauty Week 2026 from 12 to 25 October. This year's theme, 'The Impact of Beauty,' aims to explore the sector's economic, social, and cultural contributions by convening industry leaders, policymakers, and consumers.
Cosmetics Business and Pure Beauty magazine serve as patrons of the British Beauty Council, supporting its mission to address the challenges facing the beauty sector and elevate its reputation both nationally and internationally.