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Yikes get those fingers at the ready people, because MAC & the amazing Beth Ditto are set to launch their collaborative makeup collection exclusively online from this Friday 1st June for four weeks only. We first heard murmurings about the collection, but we can now reveal that the collection is well and truly set to meet all of those heightened expectations. Premiering in this one are the truly awesome dual ended Shade & Smoke Shadow/Liners, £16.50, which come in four colour-ways and boast a creamy eye shadow at one end and a greasepaint liner at the other - Just the thing for creating a flawless smoky eye.
About Beth Ditto. How can I contact Beth Ditto’s management team or agent details? Are you looking to speak with a representative of Beth Ditto? Agent details, along with key contact information, can be found in The Handbook, an online resource for accessing celebrity contact details. Wearing MAC Beth Ditto Shade & Smoke Shadow/Liner in Beth Mask on my eyes, Powder to the People on my cheeks and Pro Longwear Lipcreme in Dear Diary on my lips Turn it up, y’all! That sailor wants to party.
And don’t even get us started on the desirability of the polka dot Powder to the People, £21.50. Moreover, we are told that Beth thought up lots of the names for the collection herself. The nail lacquer in Near Beth Experience, £9, the Longwear Lipcreme in Booyah, £16.50 and the Shade & Smoke Shadow/Liner in Beth or Glory, £16.50 all made us chortle for quite some time. Get your hand on the lovely lot at.
The Independent It has been a strange year for women’s rights. In the UK, a survey found that most people don’t know what constitutes sexual assault, while a woman’s lace thong was considered as evidence against her in a recent rape trial.
It’s timely, then, to see a hyperbolic version of this trajectory unfold on screen, which is what writer Jess Brittain has done with the second series of Clique, the smart BBC3 thriller exploring a world in which men are fed up with being portrayed as “the victim”. The Telegraph Last month, the Collins Dictionary named “single-use” its word of the year. Can it be coincidence that the immaculately preserved high street of Crickhowell – home to the first zero-waste fill-up shop in Wales, with absolutely no big chains in sight – has been named the best in the UK by the Great British High Street Awards (followed, if you’re interested, by Altrincham in Greater Manchester, Alness in Scotland and Portadown in Northern Ireland)?
Well, quite possibly. But let’s move on anyway. Refinery 29 UK People have a lot of feelings when it comes to models, particularly the breed of Insta-models that rose during the celebrity/social media boom of the past several years. Because the truth is: outside of modelling, Jenner is a highly-compensated reality television star, too, who undeniably books some gigs and endorsements thanks to her E! Screen time alongside sister Kim Kardashian et al.
Most models, even some featured on the newly updated Forbes list, do not have the same situation. Polling at #1, Jenner raked in a reported $22.5 million (£17.9m) in 2018. Refinery 29 UK Finally, some clarity regarding at least one aspect of Brexit: British travellers will have to pay €7 (£6.30) to visit the EU once the UK leaves, the European Commission has said today.
Instead of a visa, British travellers will be required to apply and pay for a new document called an ETIAS (European Travel Information and Authorization System) at a cost of €7 every three years. The ETIAS will be a visa waiver document similar to the ESTA (Electronic System for Travel Authorization), which British travellers have to apply for before visiting the US. The Telegraph Flying with just a cabin bag is the future of air travel, whether you like it or not - with many airlines, and increasingly not just budget and short-haul carriers, levying hefty charges for checked luggage. If you’ve yet to embrace the art of the capsule wardrobe, expertly packed with the assistance of a YouTube tutorial, the time is now: your 2019 city breaks (and longer trips) will be revolutionised by stepping off the plane and bypassing the dreaded luggage belt, trust us. Here are eight of our favourite cases for the job, that fit the size restrictions of all major UK airlines (though note that if flying Ryanair you will now need to pay extra to carry on any of these).
Don't get me wrong, I LOVE each and every one of their collections, and I am completely OBSESSED with all things unexpected and off-kilter. It's refreshing and inspiring to see those that aren't who we'd expect society would normally choose to front such major cosmetics campaigns be celebrated for their individual idiosyncrasies. In fact, I wonder if MAC is taking suggestions. If so, I like to cast my vote for the following quirk-sters: Blanche Devereaux: I'm just putting this out into the universe in case the powers that be up there are listening—in my next life, I'd like to be reincarnated as the stylish, slick-tongued Golden Girl. This lusty character lived her life on her own terms and made dating during maturity seem sophisticated and sexy. (There are a few life lessons to be learned here.) Ke$ha: Yes, she usually looks like she could use a loooooong bath and a good scrubbing, but this party girl clearly loves quirky makeup looks and seems like a lot of fun. Match made in MAC heaven, I'd say.
Gloria Pritchett: I know that Sofia Vergera has a contract with CoverGirl, but her spicy Colombian character on Modern Family does not. Wouldn't it be a hoot to see what the lovable salsa-dancing housewife would come up with? Sex and The City: Carrie Bradshaw and co. Were always crazy about clothes, but if they do decide to move forward with the third installment of the big screen franchise, I'd love to see four mini collections under one big SATC-themed umbrella.
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Samantha's set would be sultry, Miranda's very everyday corporate, Charlotte's very girly and pink, and Carrie's—of course—very party-party-party girl. Jem and The Hollagrams 'Nuff said—80s babies STAND UP! Your turn—who would you like to see sign on with MAC?