New Spokeswoman for L’Oreal Paris: Julianne Moore

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L’Oréal Paris appointed its new spokeswoman for an upcoming anti-aging skincare line called Cellular Renaissance: Julianne Moore. The actress said she’s been a loyal L’Oréal user, and that she wants to share the brand’s universal appeal across ages and ethnicities.

“I’m an actual user of the brand and it’s hard not to be. Every modern woman shops everywhere for beauty, but for me it’s mostly the airport or the drugstore. It’s nice to be promoting something that is accessible to everyone.”

Karen Fondu, president of L’Oréal Paris USA said that Moore is:

“an inspiration to women all over the world. She is undeniably one of the most accomplished women of her time — an award-winning actress, children’s book author and supporter of several philanthropic efforts close to her heart. Julianne is the perfect addition to our family of spokespeople.”

Moore, who’s of Scottish descent, is no stranger to beauty regimens:

“My mother was from Scotland and had very fair skin. She wouldn’t allow us to go in the sun,” She also gave a tip to her fans to always use a washcloth to cleanse the face. “It’s an old-fashioned beauty tip for exfoliating.”

Moore is also said to be representing hair color products from L’Oréal, however the brand won’t disclose the line just yet.

Congratulations for the new appointment!

 

Julianne Moore for Talbots Spring 2011

One of our favorite things about springtime – aside from the blossoming flowers, clear blue skies and warmer weather, of course – is the debut of all the new spokesmodels in the spring issues of our favorite fashion magazines. And even though our economy is still entrenched in the doldrums, and our financial future is uncertain, the Spring 2011 fashion spreads did not disappoint. In fact, it’s a refreshing change to see some of our favorite A-list stars front ads for affordable brands. Katie Holmes has an endless clothing budget and full-time staff, yet she opted to rep local shopping mall staple Ann Taylor this year. Taylor Swift, the biggest name in country music, is the new face of the super affordable Cover Girl Naturaluxe foundation – a cosmetic staple easily found at Walmart, Target and your local drugstore. And recently, one of our favorite Hollywood redheads, Julianne Moore, signed on to be the Spring 2011 face of Talbots.

The timing of the debut couldn’t be more perfect, with the March 2011 glossies rolling off the presses directly in the midst of awards show season, in which Moore is nominated for several accolades for her portrayal of a lesbian mother in, “The Kids Are Alright.” And even more importantly than the perfect timing and promotion, are the actual clothes themselves. Maybe we’re just starved for spring looks after a long and snow-covered winter, but with the brand’s pastels, taupes and florals, we’ve never seen Talbots look more fashionable. Take a look at the photos below, and start planning your spring shopping spree!

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With a lush greenhouse as the beautiful backdrop, Julianne practically oozes spring sexiness in the photos, and we’re particularly smitten with a few of the pieces. The full-skirted linen dress in a denim-blue hue is perfect for spring, and will act as a new neutral in your wardrobe. And for under $150, it’s an affordable luxury available at your local mall. Check out Julianne in the March issues of your favorite magazines, and sound off below about your favorites!

Julianne Moore’s Outfit Can’t Make Up Its Mind

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Last night at the London premiere of her new movie The Kids Are Alright, Julianne Moore wore a questionable dress. The Lanvin get up she donned looks like she is wearing one dress with robe sort of thing wore on one side of her body and kept on with a middle belt. She completed the look with a cute Bulgari clutch and ankle-cuffed black heels. I think I like the outfit as a whole, but the more I stare at the dress, the more unusual it gets in my eyes. Therefore, I am labeling it as “bad”.

What do you think of Julianne’s “Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde” ensemble?