Catherine Zeta-Jones

[Versace-Goddess]

Oh gosh she looks so bad.
So old.

 

[jomarlushka]

^As far as I'm aware, we've got to avoid posting any pictures from Rex Features, as they're copyrighted and they don't like it.

sorry didn't know about that!

 

[tigerrouge]

I only remember that people can't post any Rex Features shots of Cheryl Cole - or anyone from the X-Factor - so I avoid them, in case it gets tfs in trouble. I could be entirely wrong, though.

But that particular shot shows that she's in great shape, but the beauty styling is too harsh for her face. She could easily update her signature look for her current age, softening it, but keeping the essential glamour.

 

[alicia753]

she looks much older

 

[LolaSvelt]

She looks different because she's ageing. One thing I admire about her is her decision to age naturally.

 

[liaa]

She is not aging well at all.And that dress is hideous.

 

[Luxx]

I wouldn't say that she is aging poorly, I would say that the makeup and lighting is very severe in those pictures. Her skin looks so pale and lifeless - her natural coloring is a bit darker. I think the makeup artist did her a disservice. Plus those pictures are just bad looks startled...

IMO Catherine is an incredibly beautiful woman who could use a dose of vibrance in her styling.

I love how she looks onstage in 'A Little Night Music' happy and full of life.

Image Credit | Wireimage

 

[alicia753]

stunning

 

[Luxx]

The beauty counter blog on Style.com had a little interview with her the other day.

Catherine Zeta-Jones On Drag Queens, Liz Taylor, And 100 Years Of Elizabeth Arden

In 1910, Elizabeth Arden opened the first Red Door Salon in New York City. At the turn of the twentieth century, Arden supplied the suffragettes with red lipstick, their movement’s symbol of power and pride, and during W.W. II, she released Montezuma Red and Victory Red to coordinate with women’s uniforms when they served in the military. This year, the company celebrates its centennial by returning to its roots and bearing in mind its founder’s personal mantra that “to be beautiful and natural is the birthright of every woman.” Today, its limited-edition Red Door Red lipstick hits counters, and all proceeds will ultimately be donated to Look Good…Feel Better, a program dedicated to providing products and teaching beauty techniques to women undergoing cancer treatments to help improve their self-image, confidence, and quality of life. We sat down with a Michael Kors-clad Catherine Zeta-Jones yesterday—the actress is an Arden spokeswoman and avid Style.com reader, it turns out—to talk about the initiative, her everyday beauty routine, and why looking like a drag queen isn’t necessarily a bad thing as long as you remember to wash your face at night.

Red lipstick has been a powerful symbol for women for ages, and you were very involved in picking this limited-edition shade. What does the color say to you?

I always associated it with the movie stars of the silver screen when I was growing up. It’s just so classic.



Were there any actresses who you think wore it well and served as personal beauty icons for you?

I’m a brunette, so for me it was always the Liz Taylors, Ava Gardners, and Natalie Woods more than the Jean Harlows or Marilyns.


How does this new, limited-edition red differ from others you’ve tried?

A lot of people think they can’t get away with wearing a red, but this one is so sheer. It’s really an everyday lipstick; you can layer it if you want it darker or just wear it as a stain.


Speaking of everyday beauty, can you take us through your regimen?

Well, I’ve been on the stage since I was nine, and when I’m performing, my makeup needs to register at the back of the theater, so I look a little bit like a drag queen. There’s nothing wrong with looking like a drag queen, of course, as long as you take it all off at night. So face washing is very important to me. My mother always said, you can wear as much makeup as you want, as long as there’s nothing left on your pillow in the morning.


What about on an off day, though?

I love an off day! When I’m not doing eight shows a week, my go-to is Elizabeth Arden’s Mineral Bronzing Powder because it gives you just the right amount of color without making you look like you just got back from Saint-Tropez. Otherwise I don’t go anywhere without my Eight Hour Cream. I put it on my kids, on my lips, on my cuticles—I have tubes of it everywhere!


As a red-carpet regular and an Elizabeth Arden spokesperson, you have become a symbol of beauty in your own right. What does that responsibility mean to you?

Well, I think it’s every woman’s right to feel powerful and confident, and for me personally, I feel that way when I look good. And that’s not a bad thing! I’ve always been a potions-and-lotions girl and with Arden, it really feels like a family. It’s never been about “put this on and say it’s good.” I get prototypes; I got to workshops—I feel a part of it and have a chance to give my input, which makes it an honest collaboration—and makes the job so much fun.

Image Credit | Style.com

 

[meanced]

Loved the hair in #849

 

[liaa]

I don't like her hair in 849.Her hair color looks too harsh on her and she looks better with long hair.I like her outfit though.

 

[Ashcottmanor]

Time to hire a stylist! Catherine Zeta-Jones lets her sartorial standards slip yet again


By Daily Mail Reporter
Last updated at 5:01 PM on 18th March 2010

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Catherine Zeta-Jones has suffered from one fashion disaster after another in recent months.
So her latest outfit should come as no surprise. The actress hid her hair away under a beret, mis-matching it with scruffy cropped jeans and a leather jacket.
Catherine, once known for her polished and glamorous style, even wore the outfit out for the evening in New York, swapping the jacket for a belted trench coat.

Day to night: Catherine Zeta-Jones wore the outfit with a leather jacket during the day, switching to a trench coat for the evening
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Catherine has slimmed down her curves in favour of a more athletic build following two months of dancing nearly every night in Broadway musical A Little Night Music.

But even her leaner figure couldn't help her carry off yesterday's outfit.

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She has told how she 'ate for Wales' when pregnant with son, Dylan, now seven, which saw her balloon to 13st.

Pampered pooch: Catherine Zeta Jones' dog is carried by an assistant as she heads out from her New York home​

After the birth of daughter Carys five years ago, she used a tough dance-based routine from her movie Chicago to whittle herself into a leaner shape.
Then, in June 2008, she cut a remarkably lean figure while on the set of her film The Rebound.
Catherine and husband Michael Douglas recently moved to New York from Bermuda; they plan to stay for the next two years.

Three of her worst: Catherine has stepped out in one bizarre outfit after another in recent months​

The Daily Mail

 

[tigerrouge]

An all-black covered-up look (dailymail.co.uk

 

[RoseMary]

Catherine Zeta-Jones 2010-03-27 - shopping at Broadway (celebrity-paradise).

 

[liaa]

Ugly outfit....AGAIN.
I am not asking her to become a fashionista but is it that hard to wear cute basic clothes?

 

[Luxx]

^ I know right, I don't know what is going on with her...

 

[RocknNeedle]

Lately I just don't know.. not very good!

 

[tigerrouge]

Walking the dog in casual clothes, then changing into something more formal (dailymail.co.uk

 

[Versace-Goddess]

The blue dress looks great on her. Finally no fur.

 

[tigerrouge]

But then she reverts back (dailymail.co.uk