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lareinadeldesierto escribió: 02 Jun 2018, 13:50 A mí él como artista de lo poco que he escuchado me gusta y mucho, diferente, no es otro Bieber más de la vida.
Me encantaba la pareja que hacían antes, cuando parecía que había amor mutuo, luego no me gustó como se portó como ex pareja, la otra pasándolo mal y él de escaparate con la nueva churri. A mí esa falta de empatía me puede... en celebrities y en las personas de mi día a día. Si realmente has querido a la otra persona sé un señor/a y sé más discreto/a... hasta que pasen unos tiempos prudenciales.

Yo opinando como buena paragüera de pro que ha estado debajo de su cama para saber que el findes fue un cabrón

Peti escribió: 02 Jun 2018, 20:40 Eso de que vale más ella, dependerá en que no sabemos, físicamente si, pero profesionalte a mí me parece mejor él en lo suyo. En la intimidad y como personas ni idea.

Parapiros escribió: 02 Jun 2018, 21:19

Peti escribió: 02 Jun 2018, 20:40 Eso de que vale más ella, dependerá en que no sabemos, físicamente si, pero profesionalte a mí me parece mejor él en lo suyo. En la intimidad y como personas ni idea.

Hombre claro, físicamente, personalmente no los conozco xD

Peti escribió: 02 Jun 2018, 21:21

Parapiros escribió: 02 Jun 2018, 21:19

Peti escribió: 02 Jun 2018, 20:40 Eso de que vale más ella, dependerá en que no sabemos, físicamente si, pero profesionalte a mí me parece mejor él en lo suyo. En la intimidad y como personas ni idea.

Hombre claro, físicamente, personalmente no los conozco xD

Si, pero vamos hay algo más que el físico para valer más como pareja o menos quería decir.

ana_l21 escribió: 02 Jun 2018, 21:29 Bella es cuqui cuqui. Él parece un g*lipo**as, pero no tengo el placer (o la desgracia) de conocerle, así que a saber.
Pero yo creo que lo que tira mucho atrás a los que comentamos aquí son las actitudes post ruptura. Que se habla mucho de lo de Selena y tal, pero mismo en VS andaba babeando mirando a todas. Con Bella a menos de medio metro de él.

J.. escribió: 02 Jun 2018, 21:36 Babeando? Pero no tiene que hacer ese papel estando ahí? Mirarlas como si fueran diosas?

Getting off a plane and heading straight to a party looking rested and energised is more difficult than it sounds. But if there’s anyone who knows how to do it - because extreme practise, of course, makes perfect - it’s Bella Hadid.

“I travel a lot and I often work directly after landing. I use my mom’s advice, keeping my skin as good as it can be. So on a plane I wash my face as soon as I get on, I have all my serums and my night cream. And then I fall asleep and do it again when I wake up,” she told us, in London for a party to launch the new Dior Backstage collection, which was debuted at the Dior Cruise show last week. “So by the time I get off the plane my face is well rested and moisturised. And I always have a concealer with me, especially when I’m super-tired to get those dark eye bags away.”

Hadid has experienced something of a packed summer so far, following trips to Cannes, Paris, New York and Monaco in the last month, as well as appearances on the Fashion For Relief runway and the Met Gala red carpet among them. Not events you can turn up in an old dress and some hastily-applied make-up for, then. And whilst the 21-year-old takes care never to complain - her manners are impeccable and she’s endlessly gracious - she is clear about the importance of taking care of herself when travelling and working as much as she does.

“I always keep my essential oils with me, and my crystals. I make sure I have a good energy on the plane because sometimes I panic if I fly too much. I’m alone most of the time so I need to make sure I have all my homey things with me. I make the plane my home,” she says. “I have all my crystals on the farm at home and we make sure they’re all charged before I travel. My mom sticks little ones around my suitcase when I leave which is really sweet. One of my make-up artists in Korea knows how tired I get and she gave me this box of liquid ginseng in little packets. It tastes horrible but it gives you this burst of energy. I’ve kind of veered away from coffee recently so I’m just trying to find the most holistic ways I can sustain my energy throughout the day. But most of the time, that energy comes from deep down. I have to push myself really hard when I’m in the zone!”

Hadid remains incredibly close to her family, including sister Gigi, and peppers the conversation with references to her loved ones. In fact, it’s her mother - who she describes as “the most selfless person in the world” - who she credits with her fastidious skincare regime.

“My first memories of beauty are from my mom, talking about keeping your skin amazing first, rather than about make-up. I rode horses my whole life so I wasn’t one to wear a lot of it,” she admits. “But I do remember going into my mom’s make-up cabinets when I was younger and finding the darkest eyeliner I could possible find and putting it on after I left for school, and then taking it off before I got home again. I was a very rebellious child with my make-up - I think because my parents didn’t really like it. But I would find little things that made me feel more like myself.”

Now, of course, with a Dior beauty contract to her name, Hadid has plenty of room for experimentation when it comes to beauty - as well as thousands of products to play with.

“In my work I don’t really have a lot of say in the things I do, so when it comes to my parties and my events I like being artistic and I like the people around me to be able to be artistic as well. Every time I have hair and make-up done I come with different inspirations. I have hundreds of pictures saved on my phone, from the '40s to the '90s. Old-school celebrities but also people I see in random photos from the '70s peace protests and things like that. For my sister’s birthday a few months ago we did a really sexy black and blue shadowy make-up, and I loved it,” she tells us. “It’s really nice for me to be able to work with so many incredible people including [Dior make-up creative and image director] Peter Philips. He’s been around for a really long time but he’s not only a make-up artist, he’s more of an artist to me in terms of using my face as a canvas.”

And whilst Hadid undeniably loves beauty, and playing around with the products - “in the Dior Backstage collection there’s the most amazing highlighter palette that I’ve been trying to steal from Peter Philips for like a year and a half and now I finally have one!” - when she gets a rare spell of time off, her thoughts are on just about anything else.

“You know what, my worst nightmare is getting my nails done. It’s not common for me at all,” she laughs. “When I have a little bit of time off I like to take everything people see in my everyday life and just take it off. Wear no make-up, be myself, hang out on the couch with my girlfriends. That’s how I spend my off time. All of the glitz and glamour and pampering and stuff is nice, but it’s not really what makes me happy.”

What does make her happy, and what she’s keen to spend more time working on in the future, are philanthropic projects. She chooses her words carefully - “I don’t even like to call it charity work, but I want to do things that will fulfil me internally and help people and really try to change the world in some way” - but it’s clear that Hadid is aware of her privilege and determined not to take it for granted.

“I think the only way I’ll be able to keep reaching my goals is if I help other people around the world reach their goals too. I don’t feel comfortable reaching my own if other people aren’t able to reach theirs,” she tells us. “All of the goals I made I kind of reached, but I’m never done with making new goals and I hope I’ll never be done with making new goals. But I think in the next few years I definitely want to do things that are more for my heart. Doing things that are soul work rather than real life work.”