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Vogue Italia February 1992

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Isabella Rossellini
Photographer: Steven Meisel
Stylist: Tina Bossidy
Model: Isabella Rossellini
Hair: Garren
Make Up: Francois Nars

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US Vogue July 1985
Photo Richard Avedon
Model Isabella Rossellini
Hair Didier Malige
Makeup François Nars


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Lancôme Oligo-Major Serum 1987

US Vogue January 1987
Model Isabella Rossellini


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Vogue Italia May 1993


The Girls
Photographer: Steven Meisel
Fashion Editor: Joe McKenna
Hair: Garren
Makeup: Denise Markey, Mary Greenwell and Francois Nars.
Models: Linda Evangelista, Naomi Campbell, Amber Valetta, Shalom Harlow, Christy Turlington, Kristen McMenamy, Nadja Auermann, Tatiana von Furstenburg, Isabella Rosselini and Lucie de la Falaise



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Vogue Italia February 1995

Italian Stars
Photographer: Michel Comte
Fashion Editor: Anna Dello Russo
Stars: Isabella Rossellini and Monica Bellucci
Hair: Kevin Woon
Make-Up: Paul Starr



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Vogue Italia November 1996
Models/Stars: Isabella Rossellini & Laura Dern
Photographer: Fabrizio Ferri
Stylist: Michela Bardini
Hair: Monica Coppola
Makeup: Renato Bernardi




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UK Vogue March 1982
"Pink with Delight"
Models: Eva Voorhees, Isabella Rossellini, Esme Marshall, Rosemary McGrotha & Unknown
Photographer: Albert Watson
Hair: Stéphane Lempire
Makeup: Fran Cooper & Paul Gobel





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US Vogue May 1986
The Essence of Change

Photo Sheila Metzner
Model Isabella Rossellini
Hair John Sahag
Makeup Sophie Levy




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US Vogue July 1982
Shoes Are Big News

Photo Denis Piel, Irving Penn
Models Joan Severance, Isabella Rossellini
Hair & Makeup Rick Gillette


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US Vogue August 1984
Photo Richard Avedon
Model Isabella Rossellini
Hair Louis Alonzo
Makeup Margret Avery


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I never cease to marvel at her Lancome campaigns!! So captivating, they just dont do these anymore.
 
US Vogue June 1982
Beauty & Health | New Beauty Priorities

Photo Michel Comte
Models Kim Alexis, Isabella Rossellini
Hair Howard Fugler
Makeup Paul Gobel



New Beauty Priorities: Your Body, Your Exercise



New Beauty Priorities: Energy



New Beauty Priorities: Good Moves



New Beauty Priorities: Spas
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New Beauty Priorities: Water


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Isabella Rossellini Returns to Lancôme!

Isabella Rossellini Returns to Lancôme! How the 63-Year-Old Icon Is Breaking the Beauty Rules

This morning, Lancôme happily shook up the beauty world with a surprise announcement—that Isabella Rossellini would be returning to the French house, more than three decades after she became its first face. Then 31, still three years shy of her star-making turn in David Lynch’s Blue Velvet, Rossellini projected a fierce femininity that’s only grown more sure-footed with time. Her appointment back at the company now, at 63, promises to offer a more expansive definition of beauty—one that’s not limited by age.

But then Rossellini has always been a rule breaker in her own right. As a young model and actress, the daughter of Italian neo-realist director Roberto Rossellini and Swedish screen siren Ingrid Bergman seemed determined to shake her legacy and make a unique mark on the industry, thanks in large part to her fearless spirit, which led her to unorthodox roles, and a sharp tongue that spoke candidly on her passion points. Whether that has meant her profound support for conservation efforts, or her honest approach to aging over the years, it’s resulted in boundary-breaking moments on her own terms—from her appearance in Madonna’s Sex photo book at 40 to her scene-stealing part in David O. Russell’s Joy, in which she played the titular character’s fiery financial backer.

Now, her collaboration with Lancôme marks the latest in a wave of campaigns—Joan Didion at Céline, Joni Mitchell for Saint Laurent—that are resonating with women who reject the notion that only youth equals beauty, or that style has an upper ceiling of approximately age 25. It’s a powerful message—and one that Rossellini has long known. “If you look at most beauty advertisements, you would think that makeup is only for beautiful women in their early 20s,” she once said, “[but] older women like seeing older women in ads, and younger women do, too—because they see them and are not frightened of growing older.” Then again, with examples like Rossellini to look to, why would they be?
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Exciting news! I stopped using Lancome when they let her go, and as far as I'm concerned, their ads have never been as great as they were back then. I hope this isn't a niche role, I hope it's major ...
 

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