Our very own Lauren hits up Make Up For Ever in Beverly Hills for a recreation makeover based on Zooey Deschanel's look off the cover of Allure magazine. While Makeup forever's talented Makeup artist works her magic Lauren shares this weeks featured Beauty and Fashion videos. www.youtube.com Twitter @StyleHaulLauren www.makeupforever.com Zooey's cover look! www.allure.com FEATURED VIDEOS: Beauty BeautySplurge - SkinME: DIY Skin & Hair Lotion Bars/Bath Melts (Gift Ideas) www.youtube.com DivaMakeupQueen - Kim Kardashian Smokey Eye Tutorial (Urban Decay Naked Palette) www.youtube.com pixiwoo - Valentines look - Rooney Mara Make up Tutorial www.youtube.com StyleSuzi - Perfect Hair Curls www.youtube.com jordynrebeccaXO - Day 2 Night Valentines Makeup Collab Video! www.youtube.com Fashion MissTiffanyMA - Fashion: Outfit Ideas for Valentine's Day/Date Night www.youtube.com Glassslipperbeauty - Trend Watch: Bright Prints and Color Blocking www.youtube.com caffaccino - Collective Work OOTDs for the Week 
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The cult success of Sally Potter's short 16mm film, Thriller (1979) brought the director the opportunity to direct her first 35mm feature. An ambitious attempt to rewrite cinema history from a feminist perspective, The Gold Diggers was made by an all-female crew and cast, every member of which received the same pay. The script was jointly written by Sally Potter, Rose English and Lindsay Cooper; Cooper also composed the music, and the songs are performed by Potter herself. The Gold Diggers was funded by the BFI Production Board and Channel 4, with a total budget of around £250000. Aesthetically, the film occupies the territory between experimental cinema and, with its stunningly lit black-and-white cinematography redolent of Ingmar Bergman's films, European art cinema. Its loose plot is based around a quest: to understand both the nature of money - gold - and the nature of the female film star as an icon and object of exchange. The feminist twist is that the quest is conducted by two women, one of them (Julie Christie/Ruby) herself a beauty and a star, both in this film and in real life. Its investigative narrative gives The Gold Diggers a cool, cerebral quality, a kind of Brechtian distanciation. At the same time, the music track ties all the elements of the film together and this, along with the beauty of its images and the wittiness and engaging quality of its dance numbers, brings to the fore cinema's particular pleasures. With its numerous references to the history ...
Video Rating: 4 / 5
