According to the press release from Mark:

Mark, the beauty and fashion boutique brand of Avon Products, has announced that the brand has signed one of Hollywood’s most sought-after young film actresses, Ashley Greene, as its Brand Ambassador.

“I am thrilled to join the mark family,” said Ashley Greene. “mark has been on my radar not only because of their great fashion and beauty products, but because the brand inspires young women to feel beautiful inside and out. Through this partnership, I’m looking forward to empowering young women to feel confident, pursue their dreams and make their mark in the world — just like I’m making mine.”

In her role as Brand Ambassador, Ashley will represent the mark beauty and fashion portfolio and will appear in print and online advertising, in the mark magalog and on the mark website. She will also be a part of various initiatives in support of the m.powerment by mark campaign, including the brand’s philanthropic effort dedicated to breaking the cycle of dating abuse and partner violence against young women. Ashley’s first mark advertising campaign will be shot by famed photographer Patrick Demarchelier and will debut this fall.

“We are very excited to have Ashley join us as our Brand Ambassador and I look forward to introducing her to our mark Reps,” said Claudia Poccia, Global President of mark. “Ashley is a fashion-forward, beautiful young woman who has solid goals and perseveres until she succeeds. Ashley also shares in our mission to empower young women. It is truly a perfect partnership.”

See more at Seventeen.

Ashley Greene (who is very busy these days having just finished up on the sets of Apparition and Butter and is now slated to start work on the new Scream movie) is featured in Skateland which played to good reviews in the Dallas, Sundance and South By Southwest film festivals. It’s now slated to go up at Cannes.

Ashley Greene chatted with Hollywood Life before the Young Hollywood Awards last night. She talked about how she used to suffer from a lack of confidence.

““My mom put me in etiquette and modeling courses to get my self-esteem up,” the 23-year-old actress admitted after confessing her former unconfident self to HollywoodLife.com May 13. “That helped a little bit, and then I got into acting. When I found something I loved so much and thought I was good at…[I realized] I could use the bad things people said or did before in my acting career.””

See the video here.