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Rose-Marie Swift has been a make-up artist for over 35 years; her work has been featured in Vogue (French, Italian, American, Nippon, China, Russian) W, Harper's Bazaar, I.D., Self Service, V, Allure, Numero, Marie Claire, Glamour, Interview, and Elle. Her make-up has appeared in ads for Dianne Von Furstenburg, Calvin Klein, Ralph Lauren, Louis Vuitton, Thierry Mugler, Esprit, Kate Spade, Tommy Hilfiger, Max Mara, The Gap, Victoria's Secret and more. Her portfolio includes the famous faces of Gisele Bunchen, Zoe Saldana, Miranda Kerr, Tilda Swinton, Demi Moore, Sophia Coppola, Celine Dion, Paloma Picasso, Gretchen Moll, Isabel Rossalini, Milla Jovovich, Cindy Sherman. She has worked with some of the top fashion photographers in the world including Mario Sorrenti, Mert Alas&Marcus Piggott, Glen Luchford, Hedi Slimane, Peter Lindbergh, David Simms, Annie Leibovitz, Terry Richardson, Philip-Lorca diCorcia, Arthur Elgort, and Patrick Demarchelier. Her portfolio can be seen on www.streeters.com. Several years ago, Rose-Marie began to experience some health issues that were causing many problems physically, mentally and emotionally. After an extensive series of tests, she learned that her blood contained toxic levels of heavy metals including aluminum, barium, cadmium, lead and mercury as well as high levels of pesticides and other chemicals. Rose-Marie was surprised when the technician asked if she worked in the cosmetics industry. Until then she had no idea that cosmetics could contribute to serious health issues. After years of rebuilding her own health, Rose-Marie realized that she wanted to help other women claim their right to healthy beauty. To achieve this goal she created RMS Beauty, her acclaimed line of organic color cosmetics. Rose-Marie is an outspoken advocate for women protecting themselves from the toxic chemicals found in products they use on their bodies daily. She created the website www.beautytruth.com to dispel beauty myths and expose some of the dangers of personal care products. Rose-Marie's story and her product line have both been included in No More Dirty Looks by Siobhan O'Connor and Alexandra Spunt and Eco-Sex by Stephanie Iris Weiss. She also contributed natural beauty tips and insight to the book Living Beauty: Feel Great, Look Fabulous & Live Well by Lisa Petty. She is frequently interviewed for health and beauty publications and is quickly becoming a popular guest on radio and television programs. Rose-Marie continues to work in the fashion industry and using RMS Beauty products on some of the world's most famous faces. |
Thomas Burberry Takes Leading Role in Brands Holiday Campaign Film Trailer-style short stars Lily James, Dominic West and Sienna Miller. By Samantha Conti on November 1, 2016 LONDON Burberry has tapped the Academy Award-winning British filmmaker and documentarian Asif Kapadia to direct the latest holiday film, a short, fictionalized narrative about the brands founder and inventor of gabardine, Thomas Burberry. The Tale of Thomas Burberry has been filmed as a cinematic trailer, and stars the Irish actor Domhnall Gleeson; Dominic West as the polar explorer and Burberry patron Ernest Shackleton, and Sienna Miller as Burberrys fictional first love. Lily James, the face of the My Burberry fragrances, appears as Betty Dawson, a fictional character based on the female record-breaking pilot Betty Kirby-Green, who flew a Burberry-sponsored airplane. In the film she steals young Burberrys heart. I want there to be a full movie, said Lily James in an interview. And with the amount of footage we shot, Im sure they could have made a film. We invested in the characters, and it was shot like a normal film. James said she channeled the spirit of Kirby-Green, who broke a world record flying from Croydon, England, to Cape Town, South Africa never forgetting her lipstick. Theres a bit in the film where I put on red lipstick, and apparently that was true Betty did reapply her lipstick, before she landed in Cape Town, which I just think is fabulous, added the actress who has just begun filming a feature-length film, Darkest Hour, with Gary Oldman. That film focuses on Winston Churchills battle against Hitlers army in the early days of World War II, and James plays his secretary. I dont think I exist in the modern day, said James of her costume drama work. The actress is certainly familiar with time travel, having starred in the TV dramas Downton Abbey and War and Peace, as well as the 2016 film Pride and Prejudice and Zombies. The Burberry film, which will be released Nov. 1 on the brands social platforms, as well through digital and cinema advertising outlets, has a Downton Abbey feel, with lush scenery and costumes. Christopher Bailey, chief creative and chief executive officer, said Burberry wanted to tell the story of its founder in our own words, and nod to the brands 160th anniversary year. The film we have made is a brief glimpse inspired by his full and extraordinary life, which threaded its way through the history of the 20th century in all its tumultuous highs and lows, Bailey said. Stills of the cast members and key moments in the film will appear in print ads starting this week in titles including French and British Vogue. The holiday campaign will run through the end of December. The film was shot primarily at Shirburn Castle in Oxfordshire, England. Materials from the Burberry archive were used in the scenes from Thomas workshop, while replica gabardine tents, used for the Shackleton takes, were made at the brands factories in Yorkshire, England. There are also some grim World War I scenes from the trenches (also filmed on the grounds of the castle), and Burberry said it will be supporting the new Defence and National Rehabilitation Centre, which will open in 2018. The facility will provide care for British men and women wounded during service. The cast wears a mix of current Burberry collections such as the Heritage trenchcoat and the best-selling Bridle bag as well as custom-made products and replicas from the Burberry Heritage archive, such as the blue flying suit worn by James in her role as Betty Dawson. The music comes courtesy of Lawless and Weyes Blood, and is available to purchase on iTunes. The singer-songwriter Lianne La Havas also appears in the film. Bailey said hes long been an admirer of Kapadia, who scooped a BAFTA and an Academy Award for his documentary Amy, about the late Amy Winehouse, and who also won a BAFTA, and numerous other accolades, for Senna, which focused on the life of the late Formula One champion Ayrton Senna. The screenwriter Matt Charman also wrote Bridge of Spies. The director of photography was Dion Beebe, who won an Academy Award for Memoirs of a Geisha. Hair and makeup was done by Jenny Shircore, the award-winning makeup artist from films such as Elizabeth and The Young Vicoria. She worked with Burberry makeup. The mood of this latest campaign is a big departure from last years effort, a glossy video starring the likes of Elton John, Naomi Campbell, James Corden and Rosie Huntington-Whiteley trampolining to music by T-Rex. That campaign riffed on the classic British film Billy Elliot, marks the films 15th anniversary. |
Suno Quietly Closes Shop The award-winning New York-based label will not ship its spring collection. BY LAUREN SHERMAN NOVEMBER 21, 2016 05:30 NEW YORK, United States Critically lauded, New York-based women's fashion line Suno has ceased operations, BoF has learned. While the company's Cruise 2017 collection has been produced and shipped to its retail partners across the globe, the Spring/Summer 2017 collection will not be produced. "After eight extraordinary years, we have decided to close this chapter and let this resort collection be our last delivery," Suno founder and chief executive Max Osterweis said in a statement to BoF. "We have been humbled by the incredible support that we have had from the moment we launched. It's been a wild and wonderful journey and we would like to extend our deepest thanks to everyone who has been there along the way." Osterweis, who previously worked in film, founded Suno in 2008. He developed the concept for the line, known for its eclectic prints, after making several trips to Kenyas Lamu Island, where he first sourced fabric traditionally used to make African kangas and repurposed it for contemporary womenswear. Osterweis began using factories in the country and recruited Erin Beatty, a well-regarded designer with experience at Donna Karan and Gap, to be his creative partner. By 2010, Suno had generated major buzz and attracted praise from the likes of American Vogue and The New York Times. In 2013, the label which participated in the CFDA/Vogue Fashion Fund twice won the CFDAs Swarovski Award for Womenswear. In 2014, Osterweis and Beatty were finalists for the LVMH Prize. As Suno grew, the label expanded its production to Italy, Romania, India and New York, though it continued to produce certain garments in Kenya, maintaining the emphasis on social responsibility and small-batch manufacturing that was part of the concept from launch. Unlike many of its peers, Suno had a broad retail footprint, with more than 70 stores stocking its goods, according to the labels website. Yet the wider retail climate has clearly created roadblocks for many brands. According to multiple sources, the company was unable to secure an investor to help maintain operations and also usher it into the next stage of growth. In August 2016, Suno's vice president of wholesale and merchandising, Mary Song who was with the company for nearly five years left her post to join Prabal Gurung. In September, Suno relinquished its place on the New York Fashion Week calendar, opting to show by appointment later in the week. Industry sources expect Beatty, who declined to comment, to re-emerge with a new label or at the helm of another New York-based brand. |