When Tom Ford first came out with a $48 magic bullet, lipstick of course, despite the price woman ran to the counter. Now he’s coming out with a nail polish collection – I die! The catch, each luxe lacquer is a whopping $30. (Yes, even more expensive than the Chanel in Graphite you’ve been trying to convince yourself you don’t need – but of course you do!)
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One of my favorite blogs, 5th at 58th, the Bergdorf Goodman blog, recently posted an interview with one of the sexiest men alive, creative mastermind and top designer, Tom Ford. Besides discussing fashion (obvi) he also spoke about the extension of his beauty and skincare line and how he stays so damn hot.
Tom Ford exudes sexy. Not only is the man himself lust-worthy, but his luxorious clothing line, richly pigmented lipsticks, and steamy ads are a dangerous trifecta.
Now, Ford is launching a brand new makeup collection to complete the one-off Private Blend Lip Color he launched last year, which retailed at $45 a pop. Yes, for one tube. Mr. Sexy is also launching a full skincare collection at the same time.
Every time I cover a red carpet event it’s always about the women – their glowing skin, twist on a smokey eye and who’s wearing the chicest chignon. However, this year a different breed caught my attention, a man in a tux named Jimmy Fallon.
There’s something about it that’s mysteriously sexy. This year, Fallon hosted the Emmy Awards held at the Nokia Theater in Los Angeles. The Late Night host was looking dapper in a navy Tom Ford tuxedo with a white shirt, black bow tie (love!) and black patent leather shoes.
Not only was Fallon looking sexy thanks to Tom Ford, but his sense of humor came through and hair was looking right. Who ever groomed him prior to the show, God bless.
Tom Ford collaborated with Estee Lauder in creating Private Blend Lip Color launching in June. Yes, the colors are rich and seem to be velvety smooth, but the cost of one tube seems to be absurd! They’re a whopping $45 each!
“This is my take on 12 classic lip colors,” Ford remarks. “I took the most universally flattering shades a woman could wear and then reimagined them in a modern and authoritative way.”
