The Virgin Group, which has expanded its business to a range of fields including air flights, vacations, gaming and space to name a few, is now stepping into the cosmetics world. The company in collaboration with bareMinerals has launched a new lipsgloss, Upper Class Red, which is the first-ever cosmetics item produced by the airline—the new product will be available both to the crew (it will become part of the Virgin Atlantic cabin crew uniform) and passengers either for pre-order on board Virgin Atlantic flights through the brand’s in-flight shopping guide, Retail Therapy, or in select Virgin Atlantic Clubhouse spas for as much as £15. The product, which is now being promoted Virgin Atlantic hostess Vanessa White in ads, will also arrive in bareMinerals stockists later this year.

Virgin Mobile Australia has rolled out a Christmas marketing campaign celebrating the beginning of summer season in Australia with the bikes giveaway. ‘A Fair Ride For All’ initiative is a real off-line game of hiding bikes in secret locations in Sydney, Melbourne, Adelaide, Perth and Brisbane each day and releasing clues on where to find them at FairRide.com.au.

Virgin Media has recently unveiled its new British identity to emphasize the company’s deep connection with the country. Creative agency JudgeGill, which was approached with a task to give the iconic red logo a patriotic twist, decided to infuse the legendary ‘infinity’ symbol with true British spirit by incorporating the national flag’s pattern (the red, white, and blude ensign are probably the best recognized British icons). So, the updated Virgin’s lemniscate got both the company’s legendary logo and the Union Jack flag at the same time.