Word: lipsticked
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...face smeared with the lipstick of cross-dressed cast members, Downey finally received his prize...
...cosmetics buyer at Macy's in the early '80s, Bravo noted the sudden proliferation of fuchsia in fashion. She called Carol Phillips, co-founder and then head of Clinique. "I said, 'This pink is wildly popular. It's everywhere in the clothing. We don't have a lipstick that color,'" Bravo recalls. Phillips called back to say a new lipstick would be in the line immediately. Bravo says her biggest break came in 1988 when Macy's promoted her from senior vice president of merchandising to chairman and chief executive of its new acquisition, the California-based chain I. Magnin...
Whether the new team's vision will lead to increased sales remains to be seen. But it's put a more accessible, multicultural and youthful face on Estee Lauder--from the freshly scrubbed Murphy in a sea of green pillows to a lipstick campaign featuring a rotating series of three ads, with Murphy sporting red lips, Kebede burgundy lips and Hurley pink lips. "In the '80s that scientific craze was going on, and all key cosmetics brands went to being more technology driven. The '50s, '60s and '70s were much more 'lifestyle,'" says Lauder. "We've gone back...
When she's not working, Bundchen rarely wears makeup and almost never lipstick. "Lipstick makes you look older. When a woman wears lipstick, she can't wear any other makeup," she says. After her eight months off, she has conflicted emotions about her profession. "I cannot criticize my business because it's the business I'm in. But I don't want to live in it; I just want to work in it. In fashion, they make you feel like you're beautiful and great, and it can get to your head. You can think you're better than other...
Those who come to the Matchmaking Institute believe they have the magic; they just need to learn the spells. Over a frozen weekend in late January, half a dozen students gathered at the institute's downtown Manhattan headquarters, a loft dominated by a lipstick red wall, a well-stocked bar and two sleepy Chihuahuas. The students were greeted by the school's co-founders, Lisa Clampitt, 39, a veteran matchmaker in a miniskirt and knee-high suede boots, and Jerome Chasques, 34, an amiable Frenchman with an international singles-events business. Nestling into black leather lounge chairs amid animal-print...