Queens-native Estée Lauder founded a cosmetics firm with her husband in 1946, after developing skin creams from her kitchen.
Today five members of the Lauder family own stakes in the publicly traded company, which has more than 20 brands including MAC, Origins and Clinique.
Estée's son Leonard (d. 2025) joined Estée Lauder in 1958 and spent more than three decades helping grow it into a $14.3 billion (2025 sales) cosmetics giant.
Leonard's son William Lauder is now the company's chairman, and his brother Ronald is chairman of its Clinique division.
Ronald's eldest daughter Aerin Lauder is style and design director for Estée Lauder's Nu-Retriv skincare line while his youngest daughter Jane Lauder is on the board of directors.
Leonard Lauder gifted his massive Cubist art collection, worth more than $1 billion, to the Metropolitan Museum of Art in 2013.
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Video Recently named “Best on the Street” in the household and personal products category by the Wall Street Journal, analyst Linda Bolton Weiser of Caris & Co. sat down with Wall Street Week's Al Berkeley. Her "single best long-term buy idea?" Luxury cosmetics maker Estee Lauder (EL). Controlled by the Lauder family, EL [...]