fauxfashion
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I liked the previous Beyonce CRFB issue. It was chic…A bit contrived but chic.
Beyonce is an interesting case for me with fashion. She is a natural, timeless beauty. I think that Testino has perfectly captured that side of her.
Then, there’s another side, which is the performer that I think nobody has captured perfectly yet. Her connection to fashion comes from her stage presence. Her fashion icon status comes through that. Nobody cares about her off-stage looks. Her stylists do her wrong everytime anyway…
And so here, Carine missed the mark. Beyonce don’t have to be edgy.
Put her on the hottest looks of the season, have a fan on set, capture her in movement and there you go.
Carine needs to call Fabien Baron. Really or a seasoned Art Director. This magazine doesn’t have any ounce of vision.
So far, she can attract the biggest stars because of her connections but without top fashion talents, this is useless
Pamela Anderson by Roe Ethridge:
I like Pamela, and more power to her, if she wants to waltz about with a bare face - there are worse ways for a person to sustain public interest in themselves. Or to promote their new skincare brand.
But for someone who was once so honest about their surgical procedures, Pamela is failing to sell me the idea of "I want to challenge beauty" with her minimal-to-no make-up look, when she's had procedures done to her mid-fifties face to look as 'minimal' as she does.
Make-up washes off, but the effects of these procedures last for months. Is this like a small print thing, where someone gets to claim, "I never said I was natural."
You can't sh*t someone who's not far off the same age themselves.
And 'not wearing make-up' isn't challenging beauty when it's the default for a huge number of people. The average of young, middle, old is a person who doesn't bother much with it.