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Showing posts with label Vogue. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Vogue. Show all posts
Apr 10, 2012
Kristen Talks About Charlize Theron in Vogue UK (May Issue)
Kristen talks about Charlize for Ms. Theron’s cover story in the May 2012 issue of British Vogue:
“[Charlize] can do that switch-it-on-and-off thing. She is so tuned in to what she’s doing when she’s working that when she comes out of it and is all lightness and laughter, it can be almost a shock.”
Rupert Sanders agreed with Kristen and jokingly added, “[Charlize] has the mouth of a sailer -and the entire crew loved that, watching her being lowered into a vat of crude oil for one scene, screaming ‘You f*cking c*nts!’ at the top of her voice. It was very endearing.”
Charlize says of her character, the evil Queen Ravenna, “I don’t need people to be sympathetic to Ravenna. I just want them to understand what made her the way she is.”
via KStewartNews
Sep 19, 2011
Kristen's Vogue UK Interview at the Mulberry Show
KRISTEN STEWART, front row at yesterday’s Mulberry show, is loving her time in London right now.
“The people are really great. I like waking around here, I don’t really get bothered by anyone,” the Twilight film actress told us post-show – at which, conversely, she was going anything but unnoticed, sitting as she was next to Kate Moss.
Telling us Fashion Week isn’t usually her scene, fashion however is something she’s very much interested in. “Actors and actresses have a hand in both words [acting and fashion]. You have to stay involved in it to be interested. I love what I wear, I mean I love choosing what I wear,” she said, impressed with what she had seen on the Mulberry spring/summer 2012 catwalk.
And what about her own style – how would she describe that?“All over the place right now. I have different versions of myself and a standard uniform – I wear jeans. It’s cool to have another side of things. I have phases,” she told us.
Vogue.co.UK | via Kstewartnews
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Jan 19, 2011
VOGUE Photoshoot Hair Stylist Compliments Kristen & Shares Tips on Re-creating Her Look
Kristen Stewart, 20, struck a pose for famed photographer, Mario Testino, dressed in Proenza Schouler and sporting a voluminous blow-out, courtesy of celebrity stylist Oribe "Kristen is a beautiful young girl, and this style was all about softening her hair to go with the clothes she wore on the cover," says Oribe.
He tells UsMagazine how to recreate the Kristen's hair look in four steps:Spray your hair, section by section, with a volumizing product. He used Oribe Volumista Mist ($29, oribe.com). Then, blow-dry hair using a round brush to add body and movement. Use a large-barrel curling iron to create big, loose curls. Spray each section first with a flexible-hold hair spray to prevent frizz and lock in the style. Brush out the curls so the style looks natural with lots of body. Finish with an all-over mist of lightweight hairspray.
He tells UsMagazine how to recreate the Kristen's hair look in four steps:Spray your hair, section by section, with a volumizing product. He used Oribe Volumista Mist ($29, oribe.com). Then, blow-dry hair using a round brush to add body and movement. Use a large-barrel curling iron to create big, loose curls. Spray each section first with a flexible-hold hair spray to prevent frizz and lock in the style. Brush out the curls so the style looks natural with lots of body. Finish with an all-over mist of lightweight hairspray.
Vogue Reporter's Notebook: Kristen Stewart
Five questions for Vogue's Eve MacSweeney about February cover girl Kristen Stewart.
Vogue.com: Where did you interview Kristen?
Eve MacSweeney: Since she had just started a year’s worth of filming of the two-part finale of the Twilight Saga in Baton Rouge, Louisiana, I went there to see her. It’s a fairly small town, so at first I thought it would be fun for her to show me around and visit the local places she likes. Wrong! I totally underestimated how hard it is for her to go anywhere without being mobbed. We met in the house of a friend of hers on a gated property, and even then, if she caught sight of a teenage girl in the distance, she would virtually drop to the floor so as not to be seen.
Vogue.com: Did anything surprise you about Kristen?
Eve MacSweeney: Since, as she herself put it, “I just can’t go to the mall,” she’s developed some unexpected hobbies. She likes golf (lots of space, not a lot of human contact), and she really is an excellent self-taught cook. She told me she reads food magazines and watches a lot of cooking shows. When we met, she made an amazing tortilla soup with all kinds of accoutrements, (see recipe here) along with pulled pork. Delicious!
Vogue.com: What did you learn about her approach to fashion?
Eve MacSweeney: She had fun with the Proenza Schouler boys in our photo shoot, and she definitely keeps a young spirit in the way she dresses, like wearing short, not long. When she’s dressing for an event she likes to keep things spontaneous—she has her stylist pull three or four looks and puts on whatever she feels best in at that moment.
Vogue.com: How does she feel about playing Bella Swan?
Eve MacSweeney: Kristen takes her responsibilities to Twilight fans incredibly seriously, because she knows how important it is to them that the Bella they see on-screen is true to the character in the books, which she reads and rereads on set. She was joking about the honeymoon scene in Brazil, which she had just come back from filming. As she tries to seduce Edward (Robert Pattinson) in a sexy negligee, the crew was urging her to “shake it up a bit.” But she said, “I was like ‘Aaaah!’ I couldn’t do it. It would have gone against everything I’ve ever been used to playing with her.”
Vogue.com: What did she tell you about her personal life?
Eve MacSweeney: She won’t talk about Rob Pattinson, which is smart of her because if she started, it would never end. And she described how she keeps her sanity by “building a perimeter of people” around her that she can have fun with and not have to feel so aware of the strange circumstances her fame imposes on her. She has a very solid, close family and is really very down-to-earth, as well as being passionate about acting and intelligent about thinking up ways she can use her success to do good. Her plan is to find a way to help teenage runaways get back on their feet, a subject close to her heart after her role in Welcome to the Rileys.
vogue.com via 500DaysofRK via Robstenation
Vogue.com: Where did you interview Kristen?
Eve MacSweeney: Since she had just started a year’s worth of filming of the two-part finale of the Twilight Saga in Baton Rouge, Louisiana, I went there to see her. It’s a fairly small town, so at first I thought it would be fun for her to show me around and visit the local places she likes. Wrong! I totally underestimated how hard it is for her to go anywhere without being mobbed. We met in the house of a friend of hers on a gated property, and even then, if she caught sight of a teenage girl in the distance, she would virtually drop to the floor so as not to be seen.
Vogue.com: Did anything surprise you about Kristen?
Eve MacSweeney: Since, as she herself put it, “I just can’t go to the mall,” she’s developed some unexpected hobbies. She likes golf (lots of space, not a lot of human contact), and she really is an excellent self-taught cook. She told me she reads food magazines and watches a lot of cooking shows. When we met, she made an amazing tortilla soup with all kinds of accoutrements, (see recipe here) along with pulled pork. Delicious!
Vogue.com: What did you learn about her approach to fashion?
Eve MacSweeney: She had fun with the Proenza Schouler boys in our photo shoot, and she definitely keeps a young spirit in the way she dresses, like wearing short, not long. When she’s dressing for an event she likes to keep things spontaneous—she has her stylist pull three or four looks and puts on whatever she feels best in at that moment.
Vogue.com: How does she feel about playing Bella Swan?
Eve MacSweeney: Kristen takes her responsibilities to Twilight fans incredibly seriously, because she knows how important it is to them that the Bella they see on-screen is true to the character in the books, which she reads and rereads on set. She was joking about the honeymoon scene in Brazil, which she had just come back from filming. As she tries to seduce Edward (Robert Pattinson) in a sexy negligee, the crew was urging her to “shake it up a bit.” But she said, “I was like ‘Aaaah!’ I couldn’t do it. It would have gone against everything I’ve ever been used to playing with her.”
Vogue.com: What did she tell you about her personal life?
Eve MacSweeney: She won’t talk about Rob Pattinson, which is smart of her because if she started, it would never end. And she described how she keeps her sanity by “building a perimeter of people” around her that she can have fun with and not have to feel so aware of the strange circumstances her fame imposes on her. She has a very solid, close family and is really very down-to-earth, as well as being passionate about acting and intelligent about thinking up ways she can use her success to do good. Her plan is to find a way to help teenage runaways get back on their feet, a subject close to her heart after her role in Welcome to the Rileys.
vogue.com via 500DaysofRK via Robstenation
Jan 18, 2011
Kristen's Tortilla Soup Recipe
Kristen's VOGUE Outtakes + 'Behind The Scenes' Video
so gorgeous, I can't even express it in words...
Shooting to fame with her role as Bella in the Twilight series, Kristen Stewart proved she's no one-hit wonder. The actress posed for the February cover with Proenza Schouler designers Jack McCollough and Lazaro Hernandez in a deserted L.A. warehouse, where she talked exclusively to Vogue.com about how she got her start in the business, the strangest part about being thrust under microscope, and where she sees herself in ten years.
vogue.com | youtube | non-youtube | pattinsonstew
VOGUE Profiles Kristen's "Most Fashionable" Moments on the Red Carpet
Hervé Léger by Max Azria
Kristen Stewart at the Los Angeles premiere of Adventureland.
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