Showing posts with label Freida Pinto. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Freida Pinto. Show all posts
Wednesday, February 23, 2011
Freida Pinto-Henry Cavill's ‘Immortals’ The epic drama first look
Freida Pinto-Henry Cavill's ‘Immortals’ The epic drama first look:
Freida Pinto-Henry Cavill's ‘Immortals’ The epic drama first look
Friday, January 21, 2011
Wednesday, June 3, 2009
L'Oreal Paris Celebrates 100 Years of Legendary Beauty
Slumdog Millionaire actress Freida Pinto, 21, has signed on as a spokesperson for L'Oréal Paris.The Indian-born star joins international personalities including Bollywood beauty Aishwarya Rai, actress Penelope Cruz and singer Beyoncé Knowles as a global representative for the brand.
Golden Globe Award winner Evangeline Lilly, 29, and film actress Elizabeth Banks, 35, have also been revealed as spokesmodels in the brand's upcoming campaigns.
3 Jun 2009 13:13 Africa/Lagos
L'Oreal Paris Celebrates 100 Years of Legendary Beauty
This month, L'Oreal Paris is honored to celebrate a major milestone of 100 years of legendary beauty. With products sold in over 150 countries around the world, L'Oreal Paris is a beauty leader grounded in science and driven by the passion to succeed. This centennial celebration recognizes the vision of its founder, French chemist Eugene Schueller, who developed the first permanent haircolor using an oxidation process, and the amazing growth one company has had over the past century.
One hundred years of legendary beauty are celebrated on these dates in history:
-- 1954: L'Oreal Paris was first brought to the U.S.
-- 1966: The first mass-market haircolor line comes to women everywhere!
We call it Preference.
-- 1973: Premiere of the "Because I'm Worth It" campaign.
-- 1983: Creme Riche Lipcolour, now today's popular Colour Riche
Lipcolour, was introduced to the small lineup of eye, lip and nail
colors, exploding the demand for a complete color cosmetics line.
-- 1984: L'Oreal offers the first hair styling mousse available in the
U.S.
-- 1985: L'Oreal made a major commitment by creating Studio Line styling
products and in the process played a significant role in creating the
U.S. styling products category as it exists today.
-- 1989: Plenitude, L'Oreal's skincare line, made its debut following a
major success in Europe. Its launch revolutionized skincare by
introducing prestige quality and technology to the mass market.
To showcase the rich history and amazing achievements of one company and one brand, L'Oreal Paris is celebrating this centennial by offering specials on some of the star products. These memorable, iconic products include Colour Riche Lipcolour, Voluminous Mascara, True Match Makeup, Excellence Haircolor, EverPure haircare and Revitalift skincare.
From the vast portfolio of legendary beauty, these products will be available for one week only in June or July at chain drug, food and mass market retailers nationwide at strategic, hot price points:
Voluminous Volume Building True Match Super-Blendable
Mascara $4.99 makeup collection $5.99
Colour Riche Lipcolour $4.99 EverPure haircare collection $5.99
Excellence Haircolor $5.99 Revitalift skincare collection $9.99
L'Oreal Paris is highly focused on the needs of its consumers - a growing proportion of women worldwide who expect high quality, product performance and a premium image. As a result, L'Oreal Paris is constantly pushing quality to higher levels with improved formulas, products that deliver specific benefits, luxurious packaging, more original innovations and a better visual expression of the brand.
About L'Oreal Paris:
The L'Oreal Paris division of L'Oreal USA, Inc. is a total beauty care company that combines the latest in technology with the highest in quality for the ultimate in luxury beauty at mass. The L'Oreal Paris brand encompasses the four major beauty categories - haircolor, haircare, skincare and cosmetics.
For more information on L'Oreal Paris and its brands, and to get comprehensive, personalized beauty information from the experts, visit www.lorealparis.com for access to unique content and dynamic interactive features, including the exclusive "Can I Help You" diagnostic tool.
Source: L'Oreal Paris
CONTACT: Alisa Greco, +1-212-984-4908, agreco@us.loreal.com or Dana
Supnick, +1-212-343-8917, dsupnick@brandbuildingnyc.com
Web Site: http://www.lorealparis.com/
Thursday, February 26, 2009
Colorful Gowns on Oscars Red Carpet
Alicia Keys in Armani Prive
Credit: Russ Einhorn / Splash News
Credit: Entertainment Press / Splash News
Alicia Keys, 12 time Grammy award winning artist and performer at the 81 Academy Awards show, arrived on Oscars Red Carpet in a breathtaking off the shoulder magenta Armani Prive chiffon gown with romantic front split revealing her copper toned leg and silver strapped sandels by Jimmy Choo.
Her makeup was flawless, especially her eyebrows that really brought out her eyes and her long wavy hairdo.
Credit:Russ Einhorn / Splash News
Keys' jewelry was by Fred Leighton, sandals shoes by Jimmy Choo and clutch by Zufi Alexander.
Natalie Portman in Rodarte
Natalie Portman took to the Oscars red carpet in a pleated strapless orchid gown by Rodarte.
Portman prom style updo hairdo enhanced the look, as did the shoes from Stella McCartney, jewelry by Kwiat and a clutch by Vintage Rialto.
Natalie presented the award for Best Cinematography along with Ben Stiller.
Freida Pinto wore John Galliano
Slumdog Millionaire, winner of the Oscar for best movie, star Freida Pinto wore a one lace shoulder, sari inspired bright blue John Galliano gown. Pinto enhances the look with some vintage jewelry from India, a clutch by Judith Leiber and shoes from Jimmy Choo.
Credit: Ciao Hollywood / Splash New
Kate Winslet wore Yves Saint Laurent
British actress Kate Winslet, Oscar winner for Best Actress, looked fab in a form fitting silvery blue satin gown by Yves Saint Laurent.
Winslet crowned the gown with a very sculpted hairdo.
According to her hair stylist Renato Campora, Kate Winslet hairdo was based on the classical Grace Kelly hairstyle.
Her clutch and shoes were also by Yves Saint Laurent, and her jewelry was by Chopard.
Oscar gowns sell cheaply
In a celebrity obsessed world, Oscar gown replicas are a booming business.
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For women who dream of wearing a celebrity gown and teen age girls who want their prom gown to look like the celebrity gowns worn on the red carpet, designer firms such as Favaiana create affordable replicas of the designer gown the celebrities are wearing.
From the minute a celebrity appears on the red carpet with a unique look, their design team goes to work to create an affordable replica of the gown.
This year, the stunning princess gown worn by Sarah Jessica Parker looks like the gown that teenage girls will want for their prom gown.
Find out more in today's video clip.
Recapping this year's 81 Academy Awards:
- Best Picture was won by Slumdog Millionaire,
- Leading Actor Oscar went to Sean Penn for Milk,
- Leading Actress Oscar went to Kate Winslet for The Reader,
- Best Supporting Actor Oscar went to Heath Ledger for The Dark Knight,
- Best Supporting Actress Oscar went to Penelope Cruz for Vicky Christina Barcelona,
- Best Costume Design Oscar went to Michael O'Connor for The Duchless.
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