NARS Satin Lipstick - Honolulu Honey (Beige) 0.12oz (3.4g)

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NARS: Yes. She’s brand-new to me, so I can’t say. She’s got a look, yeah, but having a look is not enough. To me, that’s not necessarily a model. Before you, there were people like Veruschka. Those were models who will stay forever. I feel today, no matter what, you don’t really see girls that you feel have the potential to stay and become really iconic. I’m sorry, but that’s how I feel. I didn't notice any scent or taste, though there is "fragrance (parfum)" listed in the ingredients--it smelled neutral, not waxy but I just didn't get any scent. NARS: You were actually there. I think it was on that shoot in Miami with Steven for Italian Vogue.

SHEA) BUTTER · ISOPROPYL TITANIUM TRIISOSTEARATE · PROPYLENE CARBONATE · SIMETHICONE · BHT · PHENOXYETHANOL · FRAGRANCE (PARFUM) · LINALOOL ·EVANGELISTA: I just have so many great—and very blurry—memories of those days when we started working together.

Guy bourdin waS onE of ThE phoToGraphErS who rEaLLy infLuEncEd mE To bEcomE a makEup arTiST, and i fELT ThaT hE dESErVEd To bE GiVEn crEdiT for ThaT. François Nars haVinG a Look iS noT EnouGh… i fEEL Today, no maTTEr whaT, you don’T rEaLLy SEE GirLS ThaT you fEEL haVE ThE poTEnTiaL To STay and bEcomE rEaLLy iconic. François NarS NARS: Of course, I love it then. [ laughs] I mean, it’s like plastic surgery. The toughest thing is to not overdo it; same like you don’t overdo plastic surgery. It takes great talent to do good postproduction work. That’s why it’s so out of hand right now. NARS: She’s been to Tahiti with my dad many times, but now a little bit less in the last couple years. It’s a long trip.

EVANGELISTA: I thought you were critiquing. I thought I was gonna be thrown out for the knees and the gums. NARS: As soon as you tell people, “Oh, I loved this time . . .” they start saying, “You cannot be nostalgic.” Well, you know what? I’m very nostalgic—and I don’t care. [ laughs] As much as there are good things today, talking about models now . . . You feel that they are really out there. But are they really enjoying being models? It’s very hard to say. I mean, I could always tell that you loved being a model. You loved being photographed.

EVANGELISTA: When you work with a retoucher, do you talk to them and tell them what you want? Or do you sit there and guide them, direct them? EVANGELISTA: There’s always so much hype when you launch a new collection. The blogs go crazy. Does that freak you out? EVANGELISTA: Why did you move to New York in the beginning? Did they not need makeup artists in the South of France? NARS: They’re from that little camera I used to use—tiny tapes, like cassettes . . . What were they called? V8? No, that’s a drink. [ both laugh] Hi8? In any case, I’ve kept them buried in a box in a dry place. I know Steven is also dying to see them again.EVANGELISTA: Because initially, the rest of the girls were all “show” girls and I wasn’t. I didn’t have a place yet. I wasn’t a “print” girl or a “show” girl. I felt like I was the new one. NARS: Yeah, but Karen is almost also part of . . . I don’t want to say the same era as we were, but right after. NARS: Yeah, I think probably on myself—I mean, like any queen, you know what I mean? [ both laugh] Which queen didn’t play with makeup?