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Isabella Rossellini’s Lancôme contract ended abruptly in 1995. Why? Because Isabella was considered too old to model for Lancôme! At the time, Isabella Rossellini was only 43-years old. This issue drops a serious shadow on Lancôme and its ethics. If 43 is too old, what’s Lancôme’s threshold for using anti-ageing products? 25? (WWD, photo [...]

This is our second spring together, here, on Stylefrizz! Thank you for joining us in this wonderful adventure!
The Happy Spring time has come to wish you all Happy Easter, happiness and peace with your loved ones! (photo via)

The mighty Associated Press goes on a Quixote-ish hunt chasing down the “misappropriation of the news on the internet”! We’re behind you 100%, AP! “We can no longer stand by and watch others walk off with our work” neither! But it’s the unprofessional way of the Internet! Ask LVMH, they’re fighting eBay since forever now! [...]

Domestic abuse is one of those sensitive matters nobody likes to talk about or point in a specific direction. I won’t cry wolf because it’s not my place to do so, but I strongly believe awareness campaigns are there to serve a purpose: draw attention on sensitive but oh-so-important matters!
Keira Knightley’s Public Service Announcement for [...]

Bram Stoker must be twisting and turning in his grave now! The new vampire generation, the Twilight absolute Kingdom over the young generation is about to be rocked from its very foundations: Robert Pattinson supposedly made his coming out! (the Twilight madness is upon me, finally! It must be the flu…)
Robert Pattinson, Twilight’s Edward is [...]

Needless to say we’re talking about that bottled water car-case chain message (don’t read it if you don’t want the green grass stop growing under your dog’s steps, if you don’t want to see Lady GaGa wearing pants and Michael Jackson turn black again!). But in case you’re curious, be careful, you might reach the [...]

There’s so much to do when it comes to environmental friendly industry, people should be encouraged and promoted to get more involved and go green. So, naturally, I couldn’t skip this enchanting piece of news: the world’s first eco factory!
And no, it’s not the vintage-kind of green! It’s something authentic, thoroughly planned and constructed by [...]

Special times need special measures. The University of Washington’s Environmental Design class experiment with a new kind of retail experience: the anti-retail.
Trying to convince us that saving money through retail is a possibility, the Washington University Students have issued a “Do You Really Need It?” campaign, imagining a virtual store with virtual clothes.
Each t-shirt [...]