Sahara Management Style: April 2011

Friday, April 29, 2011

V Man Summer 2011 interview: Izabel Goulart, ph: Mario Testino, stylist: Andrew Richardson

Mario Testino photographed Izabel Goulart for V Man Summer 2011 on January 19-20, 2011 in Rio with stylist Andrew Richardson.

V Man Summer 2011
Model: Izabel Goulart
Photographer: Mario Testino
Stylist: Andrew Richardson
Makeup: Val Garland

V Man Summer 2011: Izabel Goulart, ph: Mario Testino, stylist: Andrew Richardson

Into The Gloss: Caroline Trentini interview

From: Into The Gloss:

“I’m drinking Chimarrão. It’s a tea—it’s really popular in the south of Brazil, where I’m from, and in Argentina. My family gets together every afternoon for Chimarrão, not tea or coffee. This is the traditional cup, the straw, the powder—I bring bags and bags of it back to the states with me and freeze it! It tastes less like tea and more like an herb. So I’ll drink it all day long, you just keep putting more water in it. My friends here think it’s weird but I don’t care. I miss my family so much and this brings us together—sometimes I talk to my mom on Skype and I say, ‘Oh, I’m drinking a maté,’ and she’s like, ‘Me too!’ It makes me feel closer to them.

I cook a lot at home. I make salads, vegetables, soups, chicken, fish, all that. When I was little, every day I had to cook and clean the house, so I’ve always been really independent. I’m a big eater—I love love love food—but I’m not big on sweets, and I’m not big on a lot of stuff, and I’m really active. I keep myself moving all the time—I run, do Pilates, basketball. And since I’m cooking, I know what I’m putting in my food, so it’s much safer. But I eat everything in reasonable proportions.

I had really bad skin at the very beginning of my career, when I was fifteen, and that really bothered me. When you’re a girl, and especially because I’m a model, it sucks, you know? I was so self-conscious; I’d look in the mirror and cry. It was really painful. I took Accutane for a while and that helped. It’s a strong thing but it really changed my life. The only thing is, my skin became dry after taking that—it kind of dried everything in my body—so I make sure to moisturize very well. I like the Clinique Dramatically Different Moisturizing Lotion, and I love Rodin Olio Lusso. I put it on after a very hot shower and it soaks in. Oh—and Egyptian Magic. It really has the right name because it is truly magic. It cures everything from sunburns to chapped lips, anything. When you have really beautiful skin, that’s all that matters, so I protect it from the sun, clean it very well. I really care about removing the makeup. I use Lancôme and [Bioderma] Crealine, which I get in Paris every time I go. I carry around two things: Laura Mercier concealer, which I really like, and this tinted MAC lip balm which I also use on my cheeks. I wear mascara when I go out—I like CoverGirl LashBlast Length. At this point I pretty much know what works for me. For example I know I need to extend my eyebrows a little bit with a pencil, because they’re a little short, so makeup artists will fill that out. And people know not to put much foundation on my face because I have freckles. I hated my freckles when I was little—my best friend and I did everything we could to get rid of them! We got teased so much. Now of course I like them.

I don’t do very much with my hair. I change shampoo and conditioner a lot—I think it’s good for your hair, and I like to mix up the scents. Right now I’m using Bumble and bumble Creme de Coco. And I got this Moroccan Oil from Orlando [Pita] last season that’s great just to smooth over your ends. I also love Bumble and bumble’s Surf Spray for that beach-y look. But my hair is in the best shape ever thanks to Julien [d’Ys]—he told me to take Viviscal. I used to have such thin hair, because of genetics but also because I used to do so many shows, and it wouldn’t grow. Viviscal is a miracle. But you have to stick with it—I’ve been taking it for five years, and my hair’s never been so long. Thank God—or, thank Julien—for Viviscal. I tell everybody about it. For color, I go to Christopher at Garren’s salon for highlights once in a while—he’s the best.

I love nail colors—I just do. I was working with Jin [Soon Choi] yesterday and I was like, ‘Jin, what do you have? What’s the new thing? What’s the new color?’ I’m a nightmare at the nail salon—I’m like, ‘Can I try this one, and that one, and this one…” I’m such a pain. I like taupes by OPI, and all the colors from Impala which I get in Brazil. At least once a week I get them done.”

Swarovski Aura fragrance commercial "making of" video: Vlada Roslyakova, ph: Craig McDean, stylist: Alex White

Craig McDean photographed Vlada Roslyakova for Swarovski Aura fragrance advertising & commercial on January 21-22, 2010 in Brooklyn, NY with stylist Alex White.

Swarovski Aura
Model: Vlada Roslyakova
Photographer: Craig McDean
Stylist: Alex White
Makeup: Miranda Joyce
Hair: Eugene Souleiman

Swarovski Aura fragrance commercial: Vlada Roslyakova, ph: Craig McDean, stylist: Alex White

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Korean famous Chocolate Lotte Ghana and Crunky

Chocolates have their own brand and history in every countries. People over the world know Cadbury as the leading chocolate's brand. At Korea, the most famous Chocholate brand may be Lotte.

Lotte Chocolate is one of the must buy foods for tourists while visit Korea. The popularity of Lotte is not only for the domestic, but also spreading over Korea's neighbour countries such as China.

Lotte actually is big company, one of the largest food and shopping groups in Korea and Japan. The main offices are located in Seoul and Tokyo, and they manufactur chocolate, confectionary, ice cream, and soft drinks. The Lotte Groups is also engaged in hotels, chemicals, electronics, publishing, construction and more and consists of more than 60 business units.

The sub company for food division is called Lotte Confectionery. This company is also producing the famous chewing gum Lotte.

Food and chocolate are just a tiny part of Lotte's empire. Their chocolate products are anything but innovative and cater to the indifferent chocolate eater. No certified chocoholic would try to get his fix from Lotte.

Lotte produces 2 kind of Chocolate products : Crunky and Lotte Ghana. Crunky Bar is a combination of milk chocolate and puffed rice. The most remarkable thing is the bar is very thin, and skinny.

Lotte Ghana is a popular Japanese chocolate brand (manufactured in Japan according to the wrapping). As the name describes, the chocolate is made with cocoa from Ghana. The flavor is sweet and delicate, with pure chocolate aromas.

However, the milk chocolate contains palm oil while the dark chocolate contains palm oil, rapeseed oil and artificial aromas; thus, the chocolates cannot be regarded as top quality.

Korean Lotte Chocopie

168 gm Lotte Choco Pie-Chocolate Pie
Premium quality delicious ‘Choco Pie’ blended with wheat flour, cocoa solids and glucose.
Net Weight- 168 gm
Price: US$ 5.35

Korean Lotte Milk Chocolate

Lotte Ghana Milk Chocolate
Lotte Ghana Milk Chocolate is a Creamy, milky chocolate with the richness of cacao. Ghana Milk Chocolate is popular of its mild taste and dissolving sensation.
Ingredients: Sugar, Cacao Mass, Whole Milk Powder, Cocoa Butter, Sunflower Oil, Palm Oil, Artificial Flavor.
Allergy Information: Contains Milk, Soybean. May Contain: Egg, Wheat.
Net Wt. 2.47 oz.
Price : US $2.25