There is a particular electricity to a beauty pop up when it gets the casting right. In Shiseido’s ULTIMUNE Studio at CentralWorld, the casting was the point: LISA, the house’s Global Brand Ambassador, framed as “backstage” rather than front and center, with Win Metawin and Tamannaah Bhatia in the same orbit. The result was less about a single hero shot than a shared language of skin, light, and camera readiness, built around one product name that keeps surfacing across markets: Shiseido ULTIMUNE.
What the ULTIMUNE Studio at CentralWorld actually was



Shiseido framed the installation as “ULTIMUNE studio: LISA’s Backstage,” a branded experience staged at CentralWorld, the Bangkok retail landmark that has become a default address for beauty’s bigger public moments. The caption’s hashtag, #ULTIMUNESTUDIOatCENTRALWORLDSHISEIDO, pins the location and the partner clearly, and it matters: CentralWorld’s foot traffic turns a campaign into something closer to a live set, where fans, shoppers, and content creators share the same floor plan.
That “backstage” phrasing is doing strategic work. It suggests process, prep, and close range detail, exactly the emotional territory a serum wants to occupy. Instead of selling you on a fantasy, it sells you on the minutes before the fantasy, the part where skin has to look convincing under unforgiving lighting.
LISA x Shiseido ULTIMUNE: why this pairing keeps landing
LISA’s collaboration with the brand is not a one off cameo. Shiseido has publicly positioned her as a Global Brand Ambassador, and the campaign language around #LISAwithULTIMUNE makes the product title inseparable from her name in the way the most effective beauty partnerships often are. It becomes a shorthand: a face, a formula, and a recurring visual rhythm that can travel from billboards to a mall installation without losing recognition.
ULTIMUNE itself sits in Shiseido’s skincare canon as a long running franchise, which helps explain why the brand invests in experiential moments rather than a quick digital burst. A studio environment lets Shiseido demonstrate texture, layering, and the choreography of application, even when viewers are only catching fragments on social.
For Shiseido’s own overview of the ULTIMUNE line, the brand’s product pages are the most checkable reference point. Shiseido maintains the official information on ULTIMUNE positioning and availability by region.
Win Metawin and Tamannaah Bhatia: the campaign widens the room
Adding Win Metawin and Tamannaah Bhatia alongside LISA shifts the mood of the event from solo endorsement to ensemble. It is a smart, very current move for a global beauty house operating across Asia’s distinct celebrity ecosystems: different audiences, different fan cultures, one shared product story.
What reads strongest in the imagery is the way a studio setting makes celebrity feel less like distance and more like proximity. The viewer is invited into preparation rather than performance, and that is where skincare earns its authority. We believe what people reach for when cameras are almost ready, not only what they hold once the red carpet begins.
The larger takeaway for beauty in Bangkok right now
Bangkok has become a testing ground for high visibility, mall based beauty theatre: installations that function as retail, content, and fandom gathering in one. CentralWorld, with its scale and habitual role in brand takeovers, provides the infrastructure for that blend. Shiseido’s ULTIMUNE Studio fits squarely into this direction, where a product launch does not wait for a department store counter to do the talking.
Want to track how celebrity led skincare is reshaping in person retail moments? Start with our latest on Beauty and the way brands are building camera ready experiences across Asia.
For the campaign trail and official updates tied to #LISAwithULTIMUNE postings, Shiseido’s owned channels remain the primary source. The brand’s site is the most stable place to verify the naming and framing around Shiseido ULTIMUNE and related activations. Shiseido ULTIMUNE.
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